Client Portfolio

Kirsty began managing the social media for the church in April 2022. Since then, the Facebook and Instagram pages have seen significant increases in several important metrics, including post reach, engagements, page views and audience growth.

 When new owners took over this workshop, they needed a new brand to differentiate themselves from the past and create a bright, new future. Kirsty worked with the owners to create a new logo, tying in the teal color with a sophisticated magnolia and fun painting twist.

Laura was an established hair stylist who stepped out of the box and created her own styling studio to do what she loved. Kirsty was able to help her develop her first website to give her past clients a way to find her in her new salon and establish her online presence.

When Debbie took the leap of faith, leaving her full time job to launch a new venture as an Alternative Wellness Advocate, Kirsty was able to work with her to make her vision come to life. From idea to actualization, Kirsty helped Debbie build her brand by designing the logo and branding standards, a new website, email templates, and marketing collateral.

Garret was injured in a car accident and suffered from Traumatic Brain Injury. While caring for him, his mom Tracy realized that natural oils and salves worked the best to calm his pain. After Garret passed away, Tracy made it her mission to help others also suffering with the same products that she created for him.

Together, Kirsty and Tracy created the logo and branding for Garret’s Oils & Salves, along with product labels and informational collateral.

 Cinthia turned her part time side hustle into full time business, and needed a fun, edgy logo to capture the attention of new and existing customers for Cinthia's Scrubbing Bubbles Cleaning Service. Kirsty worked with Cinthia to create her new logo, plus design business cards and a flyer with her services and pricing.

 For eight years, Kirsty served as the leader of the Communications Team at Providence Church. In this role, Kirsty managed the church’s social media, created weekly handouts and collateral, managed their media relations and oversaw the advertising and marketing initiatives.

In 2019, the church decided to freshen its look with a new logo. Kirsty helped direct the creation of the new logo, tying in multiple elements of symbolism within the design. She also created the new branding standards, designed all new collateral, and planned the rollout of the new look to the congregation and community.