I create stories out of thin air. Let’s tell yours.

Most small businesses don't have a design problem. They have a story problem: too much to say, and no clear way to show it.

I'll figure out your story with you, then build the best way to tell it.

See how it all works.

story + brand

Yes, you need a logo. But first I need to understand who you are, what you do, how you do it, and dig into the things you'd only tell a friend. Let’s reveal the story you didn't know you already had, and then build a way to show it.

what to say + how it flows

Messaging, voice, content strategy, sitemaps, wireframes: how your story gets said, and how people find their way through it. Once you know how your story connects with your audience, the words & structure stop being the hard part.

visual design + website

This is the fun stuff. We start with a mood board, so you can see how your story can look. Then comes visual design for your site, your social, and anything else that needs to look like you. You get a brand a stranger understands in seconds, and one you're proud to share.

other ways I can help you

print design

Business cards, booklets, trade show booths, event materials. Your brand, off the screen and in someone's hand.

presentation design

Conference talk, webinar, client pitch. I'll make the deck look like you know what you're talking about (because you do). You get slides that are clean, on brand, and easy to update after I'm gone.

brand management

Audits, competitive analysis, brand guides. However many people touch your brand, make it sound like the same one.

story sprint

Not ready for a whole project? Spend 90 minutes with me and leave knowing what your story is. No logo, no website, no commitment. Just the part most people skip.

Just need your site refreshed? Check out my Website TuneUp, a flat-rate option.

A woman with shoulder-length blonde hair and fair skin sitting at a round marble table in a room with dark teal walls. She is wearing a black top with tie details on the sleeves, a large flower-shaped necklace, and multiple bracelets on her wrist. She appears to be in a thoughtful or relaxed mood, with her arms crossed on the table. Behind her, there is a decorative wall with a large mirror edged with gold balls and part of a yellow cushion on a chair.

Tell me your story

Send me a note and we'll figure out the rest.