Mikelle Williams is a Utah-based graphic designer and surface pattern designer, currently employed at Beddys (August 2024-present) where her role includes surface pattern design and trendspotting alongside digital, email, and advertising work. She has maintained a freelance graphic design practice since 2008 and holds a BFA in Graphic Design (Cum Laude) from Utah State University (2010).







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Mikelle Williams is a Utah-based graphic designer and surface pattern designer, currently employed at Beddys (August 2024-present) where her role includes surface pattern design and trendspotting alongside digital, email, and advertising work. She has maintained a freelance graphic design practice since 2008 and holds a BFA in Graphic Design (Cum Laude) from Utah State University (2010).
The portfolio features a varied surface pattern portfolio including ditsy repeats, novelty prints, and themed collections. The website documents Italian Autumn and Italian Summer collections, indicating seasonal, trend-responsive pattern development. Pattern vocabulary spans small-scale ditsies, all-over novelty prints, and colour-variant exploration.
Adobe Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Firefly, Fresco, Acrobat, XD, Express), Procreate, Figma, Canva, HTML/CSS, WordPress. Also documented: trendspotting, palette creation, colour theory, A/B testing. Extensive cross-discipline toolset spanning print and surface design alongside digital design practice.
Current employer: Beddys (bedding and home products). Previous employers with design scope: WildWorks/Animal Jam (social media, licensing guides), USANA Health Sciences, Waterford Institute. Surface pattern work is embedded within a broader graphic design career rather than a standalone SPD practice.
BFA Graphic Design, Utah State University, May 2010 (Cum Laude). Waterford Institute (2010-2012), USANA Health Sciences (2013-2014), WildWorks/Animal Jam social media graphic designer (2014-2017), freelance practice (2008-present), Beddys graphic designer (August 2024-present).
Documented SPD output includes ditsy repeats (blue and pink colourway variants), novelty repeats and illustrations, Italian Autumn Collection, and Italian Summer Collection of Novelty Fabrics. The portfolio features small-scale all-over repeat work and novelty print development, consistent with an apparel and home product context.













Mikelle Williams is a Utah-based graphic designer and surface pattern designer, currently employed at Beddys (August 2024-present) where her role includes surface pattern design and trendspotting alongside digital, email, and advertising work.
Style and Aesthetic The portfolio features a varied surface pattern portfolio including ditsy repeats, novelty prints, and themed collections. The website documents Italian Autumn and Italian Summer collections, indicating seasonal, trend-responsive pattern development.
Pattern Focus Documented SPD output includes ditsy repeats (blue and pink colourway variants), novelty repeats and illustrations, Italian Autumn Collection, and Italian Summer Collection of Novelty Fabrics.
Markets and Clients Current employer: Beddys (bedding and home products). Previous employers with design scope: WildWorks/Animal Jam (social media, licensing guides), USANA Health Sciences, Waterford Institute.
Techniques and Tools Adobe Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Firefly, Fresco, Acrobat, XD, Express), Procreate, Figma, Canva, HTML/CSS, WordPress. Also documented: trendspotting, palette creation, colour theory, A/B testing.
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Career Path BFA Graphic Design, Utah State University, May 2010 (Cum Laude). Waterford Institute (2010-2012), USANA Health Sciences (2013-2014), WildWorks/Animal Jam social media graphic designer (2014-2017), freelance practice (2008-present), Beddys graphic designer (August 2024-present).
Mikelle Williams is a Surface Pattern Designer. Browse their portfolio and contact them for projects.