Decades of communication experience.
So yeah .... we’ve been there and we’re doing that.
Matthew leads Triton's creative department with over 25 years of experience as a creative director and graphic designer, both in-house and at agencies. A specialist in bringing brands to life—whether well-established or just emerging—he combines strategic insight with distinctive visual execution. Matthew is known for defining compelling brand personalities and clear, effective guidelines that support long-term growth. His favorite mantra, “We stress so you don’t have to,” reflects his commitment to delivering work that feels confidently effortless. Meticulous in every visual detail, Matthew ensures each project is consistently on-brand and on point.

GRAPHIC DESIGNER

Matthew
King

Creative Director | Sr. Graphic Designer

Matthew
King

Creative Director | Sr. Graphic Designer

With over 25 years of design experience across diverse industries, Matthew is a seasoned Creative Director and Graphic Designer known for blending strategic thinking with standout visual execution. He specializes in building brands from the ground up—defining distinctive brand personalities, crafting impactful guidelines, and delivering visuals that resonate in competitive markets.

Equally adept at refining established brands, Matthew brings sharp attention to detail and a deep understanding of emerging technologies and design trends. His mantra, “We stress so you don’t have to,” reflects the calm, confident energy he brings to every project—making even the most complex creative work feel seamless.

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No one goes it alone

That’s why you’re here—considering Triton Communication for your marketing communications and design needs. We’ve built a trusted network of talented professionals, allowing us to assemble the right team for every project. Whether scaling up for large-scale campaigns or streamlining for smaller, focused efforts, we offer exceptional flexibility and value. Our approach ensures you get exactly what you need—without unnecessary services or inflated costs.

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