FAQ

Here are a few more details about what it’s like to work with me. Have more questions? Don’t hesitate to reach out to me and ask. 

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  • What specific services do you offer?

    I specialize in design, rebranding, and creative direction. Every partnership I take on includes professional consultation. My process can vary for each project, so be sure to describe your needs in detail.

  • What are some other services you offer?

    Some of my other design services include packaging design, photography, layout, and visual identity. It all depends on what your project requires. 

  • Can you teach me how to design?

    If you feel like you’ve exhausted the (abundant) free resources out there and would benefit from a little 1-to-1 tutoring, please email me at [email link]. I am currently only taking on 1-2 students at a time and require a minimum commitment of 6 hours/month.

  • How much will my project cost?

    My current minimum engagement fee is $5,000 [verify]. However, the total cost depends on your project scope, complexity, and timeline. Contact me to discuss your project and get an upfront estimate.

  • How long will it take?

    Again, that depends on how big and complex your project is. I strive to meet every client’s deadline within reason. Typically, my work can take anywhere from 2 weeks – 2 months.

  • How does payment work?

    I stick to the industry standard payment process: 50% upfront and the remaining 50% after successful completion. As far as payment methods are concerned, I’m flexible. If you have a different payment structure in mind, let’s discuss it — I’m occasionally open to reasonable performance-based bonuses or other agreements.

  • What’s your philosophy as a designer?

    As a graphic designer, I believe that less is more. Good design should be obvious — a busy, crowded layout takes away from your brand’s true voice. In other words, you should never have to shout to be heard.

  • What do you love most about this work?

    I love getting to know each brand I partner with. I’ve worked with all kinds of organizations, from major corporations to tiny nonprofits, and have found that everyone has their own story to tell.

  • What do you find most challenging about this work?

    In any creative project, it can be hard not to let perfectionism take over. My greatest challenge is knowing when I’ve done the job right and stopping at that sweet spot, not pursuing impossible perfection. Open communication and feedback from my partners helps me stop myself from going overboard.

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