About me!
I’m a graphic designer with a background in helping organizations and small businesses bring their ideas to life through creative visual design. I’m currently pursuing a degree in Graphic Design with a minor in Advertising at Northwest Missouri State University, where I’ve built a strong foundation in both traditional art and digital design.
Outside of school and work, I am a nationally exhibited sculpture artist. You can also find me drawing, hiking, reading and playing my guitar, which all help to fuel my creative ambitions.
Let’s Work Together!
Email: annacasedesigns@gmail.com
Phone: 816-248-4063
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/anna-case825
Sculpture Projects
I've had the opportunity to exhibit my sculptures on both a city-wide and national scale. Having my work displayed nationally has strengthened my understanding of composition, color, and the impact of three-dimensional design. These experiences have been incredibly meaningful, giving me a deeper appreciation for how public art can inspire connection, spark conversation, and bring communities together. I'm grateful for the opportunities that have shaped both my artistic perspective and my growth as a designer.
From Kansas City, With Love
I was one of the 150 artists chosen to design and paint a sculpture that was displayed in the 2026 Parade of Hearts.
Being selected as a Parade of Hearts artist has been one of the greatest honors of my creative journey. My sculpture features 16 unique and colorful stamps representing the iconic symbols, landmarks, and traditions that make Kansas City great and serves as a love letter from our city to the rest of the world, just in time for the 2026 World Cup.
Influence of Another
This multi-medium sculpture was on display at the Albrecht Kemper National Juried Undergraduate Exhibition in the summer of 2025.
This sculpture represents the positive impact people can have on each other. The positive parts of ourselves become intertwined in the people we love and have an influence on their lives, and vice versa. I constructed this sculpture with welded metal wire frames, chicken wire, carved wood and yarn. I used these materials to convey movement and contrast.