Anna Johnson
Graphic Designer | JamboJon
Ever since she was young, Anna has been drawn to creativity in nearly every form. She explored writing, painting, videography, and any creative outlet she could get her hands on. That passion led her to earn a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Utah Valley University, where she developed the artistic foundation that continues to shape her work today.
Anna has been part of the JamboJon team for five years, beginning in video editing and expanding into design and web development. Today, she spends most of her time designing websites, logos, and brand visuals, along with creating content for social media. She brings both a strong visual eye and practical understanding to her work, creating designs that are intentional, functional, and specific to each client rather than relying on generic solutions.
A natural problem solver, Anna has what she calls the “figureoutable gene” — a resourceful mindset that helps her work through challenges, find the right solution, and keep projects moving forward. She is quick to adapt when a project takes an unexpected turn and is comfortable taking ownership of whatever needs to be solved. Paired with her background in fine art and hands-on experience across digital design, that mindset allows her to move confidently from creative concept to practical execution.
Outside of work, Anna continues to explore creativity on her own terms, whether she’s learning new editing techniques or drawing on her iPad. Her personal artwork has been featured in UVU’s annual art book, including work inspired by her study abroad experience in Europe. She was also featured in the UVU Museum of Art’s 2025 exhibition with her piece, *More Than Black and White*. When she’s not making something, Anna loves reading, going on walks, karaoke, and spending time with her family.
Brooks' Background
Bachelor of Fine Arts from Utah Valley University
Experience in website, logo, and brand design
Skilled in web development, video editing, and social media content
Featured artist in UVU’s annual art book
Exhibited More Than Black and White at the UVU Museum of Art in 2025