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I design brands informed by deep DTC expertise, so your visuals actually drive e-commerce success.
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An entire brand world built around one logo. (opens the original)
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Sometimes, I don’t get to start with a blank slate.This client came to me with a logo that was already finalized, and already sent to manufacturing. So our job wasn’t to redesign it. Our job was to figure out how to turn that one existing piece into an entire brand.And that started nowhere near Pinterest.<input class="button pri
Build the Business That Fits Who You've Become (opens the original)
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Lately, I feel like every time I open my phone, I’m bombarded with videos of people telling me what I’m ‘supposed’ to be doing and who I’m ‘supposed’ to be showing up as - as a business owner, mother, wife, friend, and more. The internet has a lot of expectations, yet very little reward for adhering to those impossible standards. I truly believe that the constant need to keep up with the ever-growing list of expectations is what leads so many women to burn out, and so many business owners to fal
The Lessons Aren't New. We Are. (opens the original)
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Yesterday I wrote a post about My Pivot Year, in which I posed the question:When you’ve spent over a decade building something, and you’ve attached so much of your identity to it, what do you do when it stops feeling like the thing that fulfills you?As I was turning that article into a Reel for Instagram I used the clip below, and that’s when I had a lightbulb momen
My Pivot Year (opens the original)
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If I’m honest, going into my 11th year of business at the start of this year, I knew that I needed a change. It’s a scary feeling when you’ve spent years building, or climbing, hoping that at the top of the ladder you’ll find the ultimate sense of fulfillment and elation, but instead you find a cobweb-filled attic that feels like it’s long moved on before you have. I knew that I was not in love with what I was doing anymore, and questioned if I should continue in this line of work. But it was in
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