A design is your identity – who you are and what you represent.

My graphic design process focuses heavily on getting to know you and your needs so I can always tell your story.

Here’s a website banner concept I designed for Big Feat Media – a PR company with special compassion for the little guy:

My design process always involves the following steps:

1. Define the project goals and objectives: Before starting any design work, it’s important to clearly define the purpose and goals of the project. This will help guide the design process and ensure that the final product meets the client’s needs.

2. Research and information gathering: To create an effective design, it’s important to have a deep understanding of the target audience and your brand. This might involve conducting market research, reviewing existing materials, and gathering feedback from you and/or stakeholders.

3. Generate ideas and concepts: The next step is to come up with multiple design concepts that align with the project goals and objectives. This is a crucial phase of the process, as it allows us to explore different approaches and find the best solution for your project.

4. Create rough drafts and prototypes: Once a concept has been chosen, I create rough drafts and prototypes using design software. This is an opportunity to test out different ideas and make any necessary revisions before moving on to the final version.

5. Refine and finalize the design: After the rough drafts are complete, I work to refine and finalize the design. This might involve making additional revisions, adding final touches, and preparing the design for delivery to you.

6. Present the design: Finally, I present the final design to you for review and feedback. This is a good opportunity to make any final adjustments before the project is complete.

Overall, my graphic design process is dynamic and creative, and involves collaboration, problem-solving, and the use of technical skills and creativity to bring your ideas and goals to life.