Turn ideas into visuals people can recognize and remember.

With both an academic and professional background in art, I bring a trained understanding of composition, balance, visual hierarchy, color relationships, and how viewers interpret visual information. This foundation helps me make design decisions that are not only visually appealing, but also purposeful, clear, and appropriate for the way the finished piece will be used.

Yes. You will communicate and collaborate directly with me throughout the project. This allows me to understand your goals, receive feedback without unnecessary layers of communication, and maintain consistency from the initial discussion through final delivery.

I will need a clear understanding of your goals, audience, required deliverables, intended applications, preferences, and any existing brand materials that should guide the project. Depending on the work, I may also need finalized wording, dimensions, production specifications, reference materials, or access to approved images and assets.

Clients are responsible for providing accurate information and confirming that they have permission to use any materials supplied for the project. Missing content, delayed feedback, or incomplete specifications may affect the project schedule and scope.

Every project begins with a discussion of your goals and the work you need. I will then prepare a written proposal or service agreement identifying the deliverables, project scope, included revision rounds, payment schedule, and any important timeline or production requirements.

Design work is scheduled only after the agreement has been accepted and the required initial payment has been received. An inquiry, consultation, estimate, or proposal by itself does not authorize concept development or reserve production time.

No. Initial discussions can help determine the appropriate service, deliverables, and general creative direction, but they do not include original concepts, layouts, sample designs, or speculative creative work.

Custom design development begins after the project scope has been approved, the service agreement has been signed, and the required initial payment has been received.

The number of included revision rounds will be stated in the project proposal or agreement. Revisions are intended to refine the selected direction through focused adjustments to elements such as layout, color, typography, imagery, or visual balance.

Feedback should be reviewed and submitted as one consolidated set whenever possible. Additional revision rounds, substantially different creative directions, changes to previously approved work, or requests for new deliverables may require additional fees and an adjusted schedule.

Minor refinements may be handled through the included revision process. If a request substantially changes the approved direction, introduces new deliverables, alters production requirements, or expands the original project, I will review the change before proceeding.

Any additional work will be documented through an updated proposal, written scope adjustment, or change authorization. Expanded work will not begin until the revised scope, pricing, and schedule have been approved.

Because you work directly with me rather than through layers of agency staff, I personally reserve the time required for your project and create original work specifically for your needs. The signed service agreement protects both your investment in that process and the value of the work I produce.

Cancellation and refund eligibility depend on the stage of the project, the work already performed, and the terms of the signed agreement. Payments associated with completed work, approved stages, purchased project assets, or production time already used are not automatically refundable. Refunds are not provided solely because preferences change after an approved creative direction has been developed.

Cancellation also does not grant permission to use the work created during the project. Until the project has been completed, the required balance has been paid, and usage rights have been granted in writing, all concepts, drafts, layouts, proofs, and other creative materials remain my intellectual property. These materials may be reviewed for feedback, but they may not be copied, modified, distributed, submitted to another designer or vendor, published, or placed into production without written authorization.

If concerns arise during the project, they should first be addressed through the included review and revision process. The service agreement will explain how completed work, remaining payments, usage rights, and any eligible unearned portion of a payment are handled if a project ends before completion.

Final approved files are prepared and delivered after the project has been completed and the remaining balance has been paid. The proposal or service agreement will identify the included file formats, variations, production files, and intended usage rights.

Any agreed license or transfer of rights becomes effective only after full payment. Unselected concepts, preliminary drafts, working files, and editable source files are not included unless they are specifically listed as project deliverables. Third-party fonts, photographs, illustrations, or other licensed materials remain subject to their respective license terms.