A design problem is an opportunity solved with the best-fitting visual communication method. Knowing your target audience and specifications will help get the project off the ground—this is usually explained in a design brief. After discussing the project details with you and understanding your branding requirements, I will do more research to support the design or layout approach. This step may include gathering more information about your industry and audience to help strengthen the project focus.
In addition to your project and audience details, please share, if possible, your brand standards, including color(s), relevant imagery, and font(s).
It is very satisfying to translate concepts into a piece of design—especially when there is a healthy collaboration among team members. And there is always something to learn and new ways to grow, which keeps me engaged.
I initiated Spires MarCom as an income supplement as I felt I had more to offer than what I was allowed to do as a full-time employee in a static job. In addition, Spires MarCom exposed me to new people with unique and exciting ideas. As a result, the client base and project list grew. I've enjoyed working as a full-time freelancer for the last couple of decades.
I listen. And I'm sensitive to your budget. I have a strong background in layout and design and strive for excellence.
Yes. I prefer to work online/remotely. I am set up to communicate and share files easily.
COVID-19 has touched and tested all of us in more ways than countable. Your safety and continued good health are priorities, which is why I prefer and continue working online/remotely.
Yes. Accepted credit cards include MasterCard, American Express, Visa, Discover, and PayPal.