Busy May and June
Although the economy’s tightness has been encroaching around every client and industry I work with, I have been very lucky to attract a clientele of true die-hards who are ready to innovate and renovate when times get tough. Also, after two years of taking a few weeks in the summer to travel the world, I was very happy to take on all the incompra design work for June so my beloved business partner could enjoy Europe with her husband for a month! Hooray for a busy Summer!
Following last month’s launch of the main NET Centers website, this month I was happy to work with James and his team at the NET Kirkwood Detoxification Center to furnish them with a split-off content-manageable site for them for use with their own particular client base. Built on Wordpress and trained by me, the Kirkwood staff have all they need to keep the site updated and fresh. www.net-kdc.org
Some other projects that I have been proud of while working with these entrepreneurs who are defying odds in these times are Your Meaningful Treasures and Patchouli Roads Photography. Your Meaningful Treasures is a Delaware-based jewelry studio specializing in memory, commemoration, and recovery jewelry, with wares ranging from customized traditional bangles and necklaces as well as never-seen before adornment ideas. I had the honor to work with the creator Pat on her branding, physical materials and online sign-up page as she went on her first east coast jewelry tour! Have a look and sign up for updates on her up-and-coming new site detailing all her newest styles. Fun fact: if you look in the diamond of the logo, you’ll see a Y M and T! www.yourmeaningfultreasures.com
Patchouli Roads Photography is a start-up by a friend I made through the multi-faceted outlet of Twitter. When Adam approached me with what he was looking to achieve for the launch of his business, he and his wife/business partner had a few Skype conferences with me and within a few weeks we had a fully functioning branding package and content-manageable portfolio site that I have to say I am pretty proud of. From both the logo to the layout of the site, when Adam simply wrote “Dude, you nailed it” in response, it was a good night. The logo came very quickly, as Adam and Alex were able to cite great examples of what they liked and talked out what they envisioned eloquently. Photographers of the first degree for sure. Have a look: www.patchouliroadsphotography.com
Finally, I’ve been busy finishing the new look for Rustic Mountain Handrails weblog as well as Metta Yoga: Mind-Body Education, and the up-coming site for Rhonda Sacks Interiors! Stay Tuned!
