About Anguiano
Elisa Anguiano is a seasoned strategic Creative Director with over 20 years of experience in branding, design, and customer engagement. She’s worked with a diverse range of industries, including health & wellness, pharmaceutical, semiconductor, CPG, QSR non-profit, and more. Elisa’s creative vision goes beyond visuals; she’s dedicated to building brand identities that resonate and crafting content that deeply connects with audiences. Her passion lies in keeping brands fresh, relevant, and customer focused. Over the years, she’s collaborated with high-revenue clients like Epson America, Capgemini, EGYM, MillerCoors, Pepsi, and more.

The creative industry is in the middle of a major shift — and AI is driving it. For agencies like BRINK, AI isn’t just another tool; it’s a transformative force that’s changing how creativity happens. It’s helping designers push creative boundaries, work smarter, and deliver standout results. But there’s more to it than just efficiency. How an agency uses AI reveals a lot about its overall approach to creativity and problem-solving. To explore this shift, we sat down with Elisa Anguiano, BRINK’s Creative Director, to unpack how AI is reshaping design — and why the right approach to AI can unlock unprecedented creativity without sacrificing authenticity.
How is AI changing the way agencies approach creative work?
So, it’s not about doing less work but focusing on better work?
Can you share an example of how AI helped solve a unique client challenge?
How would you have tackled this problem without AI?
Some executives worry that AI might make their brand feel generic. How do you ensure authenticity?
Beyond research and imagery, how else does AI enhance your workflow?
What excites you most about AI’s potential in design?
Should clients consider how their agency uses AI when choosing a creative partner?
Ready to elevate your brand?
At BRINK, we combine human creativity with AI — strategically and thoughtfully — to deliver innovative solutions that make your brand impossible to ignore.