Creative Strategy, Branding, and Communications
Branding, Communications, Creative Strategy
I build ideas that move people. Whether it's a campaign, a brand, or a piece of content, I care about making work that's thoughtful, culturally aware, and actually connects with people.
Audio-first campaign spanning print, radio, Spotify, a charity 5K, and experiential activations.
Keyani Stewart, Sterling Lawrence, Valentina Jaimez
Superhero campaign for millennial home cooks spanning print, TV, AR, city activations, and merch.
Keyani Stewart, Helana Wiese
Shifted Rover to the platform that truly speaks your pet's language, through print, guerrilla, social, and live activation.
Keyani Stewart, Ailee Lozano
Sticker-inspired campaign spanning print, OOH, a Starface collab, AR filter, and the "Too Many Thoughts" sticker booth.
Keyani Stewart, Devon Prentis
Award-winning print campaign using twisted British visuals that make water safety impossible to ignore.
Keyani Stewart
Adopt-a-Goat awareness campaign spanning digital display, stake signs, and A-frame OOH placements.
Keyani Stewart
Great Place to Work campaign launch and social presence refresh during my summer communications internship.
Communications Intern, Primient
I like pushing myself outside of what I already know and experimenting with different types of brands, industries, and styles. I take what I learn, turn it into insight, and build ideas from there.
I'm drawn to ideas that feel emotionally memorable, visually distinctive, and culturally aware. I enjoy developing work that goes beyond traditional advertising by creating experiences, conversations, and moments people want to engage with. The best creative work happens when strategy and storytelling come together.
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Keyani StewartAt the intersection of strategy, creativity, and culture is where ideas become impact. Let's create something meaningful together.
Strategy + Creativity + Culture
I like pushing myself outside of what I already know, experimenting with different types of brands, industries, and styles. I've always said I like knowing a little about everything, and that's how I approach creative work. I take what I learn, turn it into insight, and build ideas from there.
That mindset shows up in every project. Whether I'm working on a campaign, a social strategy, a brand identity, or a communications plan, I want the work to feel intentional, relevant, and like something people would actually care about.
I work at the intersection of strategy, creativity, and culture. Strategy gives the work purpose. Creativity gives it a voice. Culture makes it feel true. Every project I take on lives somewhere in that overlap.
What I Believe
The best campaigns earn attention rather than demand it. I'm interested in ideas that make people stop, feel something genuine, and remember it long after they've moved on.
How I Work
I dig into a brand before I design anything. I want to understand the audience, the cultural context, and what's missing before I build the concept. The research shapes everything.
What Drives Me
A campaign that actually moves someone, or shifts the way people think about a brand, means more to me than one that just looks polished. I'm chasing the thing that sticks.
Where I'm Headed
I don't want to be limited to one lane. I'm building skills across communications, branding, strategy, and creative direction so I can bring more to every project and every room I'm in.
Areas of Focus
Recognition
🥈 Silver ADDY Award Winner
Out-of-Home and Ambient Media
AAF San Antonio, 2026
✦ ADDY Nominated
"The Sound of Being Fed" Campaign
AAF San Antonio, 2027
✦ ADDY Nominated
"The Savory Savior" Campaign
AAF San Antonio, 2027
✦ ADDY Nominated
"They Told Me to Tell You" Campaign
AAF San Antonio, 2027
◆ Academic Honor
Graduated with Highest Distinction
Texas State University
◆ Fellowship
Media Fellow
Washington Scholars Program
◆ Honor Society
College of Fine Arts and Communication
Texas State University
Fun Facts
Before advertising, I was a biochemistry major planning to pursue radiology. I loved the intersection of visuals, precision, and attention to detail. Everything shifted after joining AAF.
At 12, I ran an online cover art shop on Wattpad and Movellas after noticing demand for custom graphics. I was charging for work before most kids had a bank account.
When I was 8, I made stop-motion films with dolls and a GoPro. That was probably my first real introduction to storytelling through a visual medium.
During COVID, I started recreating Monet's Impressionist paintings. It changed how I think about color, light, and the emotional weight behind visual choices.
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Keyani StewartAt the intersection of strategy, creativity, and culture is where ideas become impact. Let's create something meaningful together.