Rob Liberty

Cowabunga, dudes! Meet Rob — the creative force behind some of Vermont’s most eye-catching logos and compelling websites. Equal parts designer and developer, he blends sharp visuals with clean code to bring abstract ideas to life. Whether it’s branding a business or building a full digital experience, Rob has a knack for making things look good and work even better. If it’s bold, purposeful, and built with heart — chances are, Rob had a hand in it.

Fun facts about Rob:

🐢 Obsessed with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
📚 Used to teach web design at the high school level.
🐍 Hates snakes!
🧠 Loves trivia, crosswords and random fun facts.
💬 Can recite the alphabet backwards.
🧭 Can be found out and about on weekends looking for geocaches with the family.

Q+A with Rob Liberty

Do you collect anything? If so, what?
Absolutely. Anything Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is fair game — from figures to comics to the obscure weird stuff. I also have a growing stash of hats, LEGO minifigs, and pop culture pins (the more random the better). If it’s nostalgic, slightly nerdy, or limited edition, it’s probably on a shelf or corkboard somewhere in my office.

What is your favorite quote?
“Everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about. Be kind. Always.” — Robin Williams

It’s simple but grounding. A reminder that we all carry things others can’t see, and a little kindness — even if it’s quiet or small — can go a long way. You never know when you’re someone’s moment of grace.

What is your favorite Vermont activity?
I’m not much of a “Vermont activities” guy in the traditional sense — you probably won’t catch me skiing or sugaring. But give me a crisp day, a winding drive through the Green Mountains, and a geocache or two to track down, and I’m good. Bonus points if there’s a good radio station or playlist rolling.

Who is your favorite band?
Picking one is impossible — I’ve always gone through musical phases. My top 10 shifts, but it usually includes Dawes, Linkin Park, Eminem, Childish Gambino, Walk Off the Earth, Dave Matthews, N*SYNC, Matchbox Twenty, and a whole bunch of 90s–2010s Top 40 stuff. Basically, if it was blasting on the radio during a road trip or burned onto a CD mix, I probably still know every word.

What is your favorite place that you have visited?
The coast of Maine is hard to beat — quiet towns, rocky beaches, and enough fried seafood to make you question your life choices. But honestly? Nothing beats home. I haven’t traveled much outside New England, and I’m cool with that. I don’t have the travel bug — I like where I am.

If you could have one super power, what would it be and why?
Controlling luck. Not flashy like flying or invisibility, but wildly useful. Sometimes karma moves too slow — I’d rather give it a gentle nudge. Whether it’s landing the last parking spot or tipping the odds in someone’s favor who really needs it, luck’s the ultimate quiet power.

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