Laura-Leigh Palmer

Laura-Leigh Palmer is a seasoned graphic designer, web designer, and illustrator with over two decades of experience at asap graphics + interiors360 since 2001, specializing in a wide range of print design products. In addition to design work, Laura-Leigh serves as an adjunct professor at Montgomery College, teaching Digital Tools for Visual Arts and introducing students to essential Adobe Suite applications. Laura-Leigh has also contributed to the community as a volunteer puppeteer for the Claude Moore Colonial Farm and has authored "Images of America: Wheaton," the first historical publication on Wheaton, Maryland. Past leadership roles include serving as President for both the Wheaton Kensington Chamber of Commerce and the Montgomery Arts Association. Laura-Leigh's diverse background includes adjunct teaching at Maryland College of Art and Design, and a strong foundation in graphic design from various short-term positions in the Washington D.C. area and corporate environments. Educational credentials include an Associate’s degree in Advertising Design from Montgomery College and additional training from the University of Pittsburgh.