It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Brenton Clarke Little, a talented and respected creative professional from Little Rock, Arkansas, originally from Meridian, Mississippi. Brenton passed away recently, though the cause of death has not been publicly disclosed at the time of this publication.
Brenton was known not only for his artistic vision but also for his kind spirit, collaborative nature, and lasting contributions to the creative community. A skilled designer, photographer, and art director, Brenton held numerous influential roles over the course of his career, leaving a meaningful impact wherever he worked.
He served as Senior Art Director at Advantage Solutions, and more recently, worked in Art Direction & Design at 1517. His previous roles included Design Director at ONYX Coffee Lab, Photographer at Tinker Street*, Senior Designer at Ivie, Graphic & Web Designer at Verizon, and earlier in his career, graphic design roles at New Life Church and Fellowship Church.
Brenton’s professional journey reflected his deep passion for design, storytelling, and creativity. Those who worked alongside him speak highly of his attention to detail, aesthetic sensibility, and his ability to bring ideas to life with purpose and beauty. Beyond his professional accomplishments, Brenton was admired for being a genuinely good person, remembered for his humility, generosity, and warm presence.
His roots trace back to Meridian, Mississippi, where he studied Graphic Communication and Design at Meridian Community College. He also attended Meridian High School and Ross Collins Vocational Tech, where he began developing the skills that would define his future in the creative arts.
Brenton Clarke Little’s passing is a profound loss to his family, friends, colleagues, and the broader artistic community. He will be deeply missed by everyone who had the honor of knowing him personally or working with him professionally.
At the time of this writing, official obituary details, funeral arrangements, and visitation information have not been released. We will provide updates as more information becomes available.
As we remember Brenton, we honor not only the work he created but also the life he lived—a life marked by creativity, kindness, and connection.