Different types of handouts work well for different purposes and can appeal to different audiences; all to achieve the same goal. You might have a strong image that you want to pair with a simple, to the point message. For this purpose, a postcard is the way to go. Click to read about this postcard I designed for Helping Hound…

I am a firm believer that Print's NOT Dead! ☠️

Not because I want to sell my services (though, if you need some printed (or digital) materials designed, hit me up!) but because I think people still like holding and interacting with a physical item in their hand. Plus, the physical act of handing something to someone tells the recipient "I have something special I want you to see." And what is more special than what your business has to offer them?!

When you have a business that has a lot to offer, it can be difficult to include it all into a single handout without your message getting lost in all of the noise. Click to read more about how I accomplished this for the Chicago Textile Corporation and their vast assortment of home furnishings…

Every year Pendleton Woolen Mills puts together a packet to send to all of their retailers of their new collections, including styles from their licensees. My client, Carolina Pet Company, is the exclusive licensee for the Pendleton Woolen Mill's Pendleton Pet Collection. Popular, iconic patterns from the Pendleton Collection have been translated and applied to a wide range of pet products that are also the perfect accessories for the home. I was commissioned to put together just a quick little insert for the packet in a postcard format showing off the Carolina Pet Company’s Pendleton Pet Collection.

I came up with a few different ideas…