One of my larger regular accounts was Dick's Sporting Goods. I built out regular and holiday posts from scratch, usually taking between one and two hours for more complicated posts and less time for simpler posts. These images are a very small slice of some of the work I generated every week.
Hampton Farms was another client that required regular creative posts. A lot of their content was produced quickly, as a response to trending events, and the rest focused on seasons and holidays. An early post featuring an anthropomorphized peanut was a hit and ended up with a regular line of "Peanut People Doing Things" posts.
My position at WME/IMG involved a lot of individual design projects for various accounts, including tabletop displays for Purity Vodka, E-vites for Microsoft and Timex/Maxim, a number of creative infographics, and social campaign mockups for clients like Keurig.
Event visualization was an essential component of my time at WME/IMG. I created a large number of fast-turnaround visualizations, normally composited from photographic sources on the Internet and occasionally created in a 3-D program.
I designed templates, and often entire decks, for client presentations. These decks needed the look and feel of the company we presented them to, but also required the individual tough of our world-class PR firm.