Aubree Perrenoud is a Graphic Designer and a Web Production and Print Specialist at Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. Previously, he worked as a Graphic Designer in Greater Salt Lake City Area where he produced weekly and monthly marketing materials. At the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, he designs and prepares print and internet-ready files for hunting and fishing flyers, guidebooks, website, social media, brochures, and other materials. He loved art since his childhood and he used to admire that works of other artists and even read their history and also read art books. Perrenoud’s style has made his art to be easily recognizable among the works of other artists. His art express his own personality with that of the subject. Perrenoud has created product replicates showcasing art on licensed products used in marketing campaigns. He has also prepared materials and presentation catalogs for meetings with large clients such as Walmart, Hobby Lobby, Ross and Target buyers. Perrenoud is a graduate of Brigham Young University, Idaho. He studied Graphic Design and Integrated Studio Arts. In 2015, he worked as a Graphic Designer with the Refugee and Immigrant Center - Asian Association of Utah. He worked as a freelance volunteer to design for multiple projects that were used to help spread awareness about the organization in Utah. Today, framed Aubree Perrenoud art is a common sight in many establishments – including museums, galleries, institutions and even homes. While working for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, he created reports, presentations and graphics for DI Head Director to be used for the leadership of the Church.