August Oppenheimer

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August (Augie) Oppenheimer is an American interaction and visual designer located in Boston, MA. 

With an educational background in both industrial design and graphic design, Augie designs interaction in order to help solve complex problems in thoughtful and elegant ways.


WorkSPARK! Lab - Identity & Art Direction
Revision History - Product & Editorial
Field Notes - Editorial & UX
Tomorrowmart - Product & Identity

Inventatti - Identity
Signable - UX & Accessible Design
Terriers Rugby -  Identity and Art Direction
Playground - Everything Else



CV
Education
Boston UniversityBA Graphic Design
2026

Accademia Di Belle Arti Venezia2024

School of the Art Institute of ChicagoIndustrial Design, Credits Towards BA
2023


Experience Hariri InstituteDesign Researcher
Boston, MA
Since 2026

Spark!UX Practicum Project Manager/
Innovation Fellowship 
Boston, MA
Since 2025

Spin350 CreativeDesign and Art DIrection Intern
Boston, MA
2025

BU Center for Innovation and Systems Engineering Design Lead
Boston, MA
2025

Smithsonian Astrophysical ObservatoryFreelance 
Cambridge, MA
2024

Daily Free PressLayout Editor
Boston, MA
2024

Formaggio KitchenCheesemonger
Cambridge, MA
Seasonal

SAIC Design Studio Co-Founder
Chicago, IL
2022


Skills
Adobe Suite 
Figma
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
Cargo
Framer
Cavalry
Procreate
Touch Designer
Risograph
Spectrolite
Rhino
Laser-Cutter
3D Printing
Carpentry


Exhibitions
Multiple FormatsArt Fair
2026

Sight of SoundExhibition
2025

Multiple FormatsArt Fair
2024

Multiple FormatsArt Fair
2023


AccoladesStudent to WatchGDUSA
2026

AmbassadorCatherine Small Gallery
2025




Last Updated 4.28.26




Work

Terriers RugbyIdentity & Art Direction
2026


OverviewA series of posters imagining what a collaboration between Nike Football and Terriers Rugby might look like. As a life-long sports fan and college athlete, this exercise utilizes what I like most about sports compaigns and applies it to my own team.

I chose to emphasize how silly terriers are by contrasting them with the fear of the unknown.