After losing her husband near the holidays a few years ago, Nikki Maucere created The Fairy Godmothers to matching “Fairygodmother” donors with widowed parents, a movement that received major press during 2021 and grew to support hundreds of parents that didn’t have to buy presents for themselves during the holidays.

Charlotte artist Jean Rupprecht had a solid site and a good handle on Squarespace but enlisted my help to give it a refresh. We implemented new branding, created consistent styles, and reorganized her content for good flow.

To accompany a website refresh, I worked with Charlotte artist Jean Rupprecht to create a simple logo and neutral color palette to complement her landscape paintings.

Charlotte Artist Janine Medlin’s new Squarespace website, full of images and personality, is low-maintenance.

A beautiful coffee table book celebrating the bicentennial of First Presbyterian, with a detailed history of the church and the city of Charlotte.

Psychologist Susan K. Campbell, PhD rebranded her practice as Tournesol, french for sunflower, and redesigned her website to focus on leadership coaching and her work with Brené Brown’s workshop programs.

It was an honor to have “Allow the Wind to Blow” included in the McColl Center Benefit Art Show.

This latest iteration of Angela Nesbit’s branding and website focuses on her teaching, adding functionality to offer online courses and a new vlog.

Some tips for getting your thoughts and materials organized before a new art website.

Branding for multi-talented Shawn McStravick’s newest venture, Anam Cara Path.

Chrys Riviere-Blalock, artist and academic, aimed to showcase her extensive body of artwork in a simple, professional website.

Interior designer Jennifer Warrick McCarthy showcases her portfolio in a clean, classic style, and honors the legacy of an old family business.

Registered pharmacist, cancer survivor, and plant-based nutritional consultant, Cheryl Hoover offers strategies for eating to prevent and fight disease.

From cancer survivor Niki Hardy, an inspirational journal, Breathe Again: The Journal, that she’ll offer to accompany her new book, Breathe Again.

Naming, branding, website, signage, and marketing materials for this new artist collective in Charlotte’s Historic Dilworth neighborhood.

My second signal box art installation, “Chantilly’s Charlotte”, features Eric Carle-inspired collages from students of Chantilly Montessori, and includes landmarks from Plaza Midwood, where it is located.

Professional organizer Janet Miller is warm, reassuring, and the perfect partner for a homeowner decluttering or managing a move.