Artist, Pilot, Creative Visionary

Aaron Prager

From childhood sketches on bedroom walls to sophisticated aviation-inspired fine art, my three-decade journey has led to the creation of Vectors to Final—where technical precision meets artistic expression.

FROM ASHES TO ART

A Creative Renaissance Born from Adversity

My artistic path began early—drawing on walls, textbook covers, and notebooks, inspired by commercial artists like Derek Riggs. After earning my Fine Art degree and later a Master’s degree, I built a successful career in graphic design. I worked for several organization over the years including Harrah’s Entertainment and Discover Financial. I also founded my own design agency in Las Vegas.

The 2008 recession destroyed everything I had built, forcing a complete rebuild. What followed were years of hard work to reinvent myself professionally and personally that put my brain into a complete survival mode—operating a home inspection business with strenuous 14-18 hour days while also pursuing pilot training. My brain was one step away from being useless from relentless demands. During this time, my creativity and joy had completely vanished. I wasn’t operating on fumes, my tank was bone dry and I lost who I was. That is when the house of cards finally fell.

But like a forest fire that clears ground for new growth, a seed began to sprout from the destruction. I moved to the beautiful state of Tennessee and accepted a job at FedEx World Headquarters in aviation operations. That changed everything! This wasn’t just a new chapter in life, it was an exciting new book! Surrounded by pilots, planes, and the world I’d been fascinated by since childhood, that seedling of creativity growing into a beautiful tree blooming with new life. At first, I felt flickers of my old self returning, and I fanned the flames. Soon, my old self returned with excitement. 

Revealing Depth in Monochrome

Through black and white photography, I’ve honed my skills in recognizing contrast, texture, and form. This artistic pursuit has deepened my understanding of visual communication, directly influencing my approach to design and creative direction in the professional realm.

Wortham Center

Texas, USA

Crypt

Texas, USA

Crypt Wall

Louisiana, USA

Chain

Texas, USA

Swamphouse

Louisiana, USA

Rotary

Texas, USA

Ebenezer Baptist

Georgia, USA

Louvers

Texas, USA

A Journey Through Creativity, Entrepreneurship, and Aviation

Throughout my multifaceted career spanning over three decades, I’ve had the privilege of working on diverse projects that showcase my evolving skill set and passion for innovation. From crafting compelling visual narratives in advertising to building a successful home inspection business, and now pursuing aviation, each experience has contributed to my unique professional perspective. Below, you’ll find a curated selection of my best work, demonstrating my expertise in creative direction, business management, and technical proficiency across various industries. These projects reflect not just my professional journey, but also my commitment to continuous learning and adaptability in an ever-changing business landscape.

Past Commercial Art Examples

Logo Design

Logo design distills a brand's entire identity into a single, memorable mark. It requires understanding visual aesthetics, recognition psychology, and technical reproduction demands across multiple media while communicating the essence of what the organization represents.

Commercial Photography

Commercial photography creates visual solutions serving specific business objectives. Whether documenting products, creating corporate portraits, or developing lifestyle imagery, each photograph balances artistic vision with commercial viability and brand messaging.

Graphic Design

Graphic design is the foundation of visual communication—strategic arrangement of typography, imagery, color, and space to create meaning. It's where problem-solving meets aesthetic sensibility, transforming complex ideas into clear, compelling messages.

Collateral

Marketing collateral encompasses tactical materials supporting brand communication—brochures, presentations, trade show graphics. These materials translate complex information into compelling visual narratives that motivate action while maintaining brand consistency.