After graduating from the School of Visual Arts in New York I have accumulated over 15 years of expertise in print, digital, and packaging design. My professional journey has led me through design agencies in Los Angeles and New York, where I collaborated with esteemed clients such as HBO, St. Vincent’s Hospital, Bobbi Brown, Avon, Walmart, and Shabby Chic.
Notably, I served as the Art Director for Patina Restaurant Group for a fulfilling 5-year period. In this role, I played a pivotal part in shaping the brands and designs of renowned establishments, including the Metropolitan Opera, Disney World restaurants, Brasserie 8.5, and the Rockefeller Center Ice Rink and Summer Garden, among others.
More recently I have overseen the rebrand of Arise, the worlds leading platform for remote CX services.
I love engaging with local start-ups, and I personally oversee all design projects, taking equal pride in both small-scale assignments and larger ventures.
Beyond graphic design, I also love to dabble in photography and painting. 😊
American Graphic
Design Awards
Graphic Design USA
Rebranding award
Designer: Tone Stray
Client: Bridges Outreach
American Web Design
& Blog Awards
Client: Mary Frances
Title: Love – The Secret Ingredient
Designer: Tone Stray
Programmer: Tone Stray
http://lovethesecretingredient.net”
“Tone Sophie Stray is one of the most incredible people we have ever worked with: professional, talented, creative, and amazing work ethic”
Liana Buonanno
President, Gooseneck VineyardsTone’s web design services absolutely exceeded my expectations. She is truly one of the most creative and capable web developers on the planet. She has such an eye for design and brought my vision to life. She is an extremely gifted artist. Tone is the consummate professional; thoughtful, considerate, timely and thorough. I often get comments on how gorgeous my website is, and it is because of Tone’s talents. I will always be grateful to Tone and highly recommend her to anyone.
Stephanie O’Hara
Angelwings“Amazing job. I can’t speak highly enough of your design, project management skills, and level of professional output.”