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How to get a free logo from a designer

The post below is my answer to “What are some good ways to get a free logo design?” on Quora. Note that I am in no way advocate for asking for free work, and generally consider it an insult. After joining everyone else in shaking my fists with fury, I’m not going to add to… [Continue Reading]

Logo Makeover for a Spirited and Hand-Crafted Brand: The Red Bandana Bakery in Bethesda, MD

The Red Bandana Bakery is awesome—the goods are delicious, the owner is spirited, and there’s a lot of love and care that goes into every single detail. We worked together to refine the owner’s original logo concept in order to make the various versions of the logo display better across various media, including the storefront, packaging, merchandise,… [Continue Reading]

Testimonial from a wedding client

What did I help you with? I was looking to work with a designer to create Save the Dates and invitations for our wedding. We met with Anna in order to discuss our wants, needs and our budget constraints. She listened, helped us gather ideas and produced a wonderful Save the Date, Party Invitation and… [Continue Reading]

A Custom Wedding Gift: An Engagement Story Comic

This was a really lovely project to take on. Tec contacted me with a request to help him make a special gift to his bride-to-be, Amy. He wanted to surprise her on their wedding day by giving her a poster that tells the (funny) story of their engagement. I ended up illustrating a comic that used… [Continue Reading]

Designing a website for an author: josephgrammer.com

I thought it might be helpful to share my process for creating a website for Joseph Grammer, an author looking to create a platform from which he can grow readership for his fiction and promote his work. There were several challenges present in this project—a limited budget, a lack of precedent, and lack of close familiarity… [Continue Reading]

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