Will Meyer · Design, strategy and creative practice

Make sense of what is.Shape what could be.

I connect what people need with how services work, then turn that understanding into practical change.

Curious Will brings my design practice and creative work together. The same curiosity that shapes my work with organizations also leads me into clay, teaching and community life.

Selected work

CMS Cloud Fusion

Connected service and BaseCamp

Making customer needs, service workflows and delivery decisions visible together. Current service design work through LeCor Technologies LLC.

Lead Service Designer Through LeCor Technologies LLC · 2025–present

View case · Connected service and BaseCamp

The Artist Coop

Community contribution

The Artist Coop

A resident artist’s contribution to shared making spaces, with practical improvements and future concepts for the owner to consider.

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Future space concept · Not the current studio
Future-space concept for The Artist Coop, not the current studio

Shared resources → Modular workspaces → Future space planning

Recovering Clay

Recovering Clay

Helping a growing ceramics community tell its story and connect people with the studio’s services.

Independent contribution · Recovering Clay

View case · Website + artist discovery
Explore current projects and earlier enterprise work

Ideas made tangible

About Will

An experience can take shape in a workflow, a conversation, a room or an object. I’m interested in what becomes possible when we look closely at everyday life and give an idea enough form to try.

Curious Labs

Collaborative experiments that bring design into local life. Community projects, artist collaborations and gatherings offer ways to explore an idea with the people it matters to.

In development · Graham, North Carolina

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Will on the Wheel

The joy of imagining something and making it real, expressed through clay. Explore my ceramics, learn with me or bring an idea for a commissioned piece.

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Will Meyer at the pottery wheel

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