All Projects

AccessAlly is a powerful membership and LMS platform for WordPress. As the product grew, inconsistencies in UI elements and design patterns led to inefficiencies in development and a fragmented user experience.

This case study details the design of the brand identity for AccessAlly Go, a new product offering from AccessAlly, which provides tools for selling online courses, memberships, and podcasts. I was the designer on the project.

Nova Donna is a passion project I created from the ground up—a digital shop offering ready-made business card templates, resume designs, and stylish merch like branded tote bags.

Fashion Communicators International (FCI) was a global organization focused on elevating the field of fashion communication through an inclusive, international lens. They sought a bold, cohesive brand identity that could unify their message while allowing for creative and cultural expression across regions.

Sarah Fox—an intuitive, book-loving copywriter and editor—approached me to help reposition her brand, The Bookish Fox, into something more magical, professional, and emotionally resonant. I led the full rebranding effort, including brand strategy, visual identity, and a custom WordPress website.

Jamie Jensen—a Hollywood screenwriter turned sought-after copywriting strategist—approached me with a vision: to rebrand her agency under a new name, Your Hot Copy.

ShiftFWD was a boutique creative agency I co-founded with my former partner, dedicated to helping visionary businesses clarify their identities and bring their brands to life with strategy, storytelling, and design.

Watershed Wellness, a respected holistic health clinic in Portland, Oregon, came to my agency ShiftFWD to refresh their brand identity and digital presence. They had outgrown their original look and needed a system that reflected their deep expertise, thoughtful care, and unique blend of Eastern and Western healing modalities.

Epokka Notebooks began as a personal design challenge born out of a common frustration: creatives often need different kinds of pages—lined, grid, and blank—but traditional notebooks force a choice. Why carry three notebooks when one could do the job?