Gypsy Heart Paper Co.
This was a logo concept I created for a stationery brand, inspired by an earthy, vintage, and bohemian aesthetic. I wanted the design to feel like the open road — untamed, free, and full of possibility.
To me, that sense of directionless freedom perfectly reflects my approach to design: no limits, just creativity in motion. The logo was meant to evoke a feeling of wanderlust, grounding the brand in a sense of soulful exploration.
I experimented with the logo across a variety of backgrounds to explore how it might adapt in real-world applications. I also applied a stamped texture to give it a handcrafted, tactile feel — imagining how it might look on packaging, business cards, or other branded materials. It was a fun way to test the logo’s flexibility and bring the brand’s personality to life.
Paper Crown Designs
This is a marketing postcard I made for a stationery company that was a sister company to an event planning studio. I also created the logo for the company as well. The idea behind the logo was a vintage stamp look. I also designed the southwestern stationery suite that is pictured on the card. The company was located in Gilbert, AZ.
This Is Oregon
This was a postcard redesign I created for This Is Oregon — not because I had to, but because I wanted to. It was one of those creative, rainy Saturdays where inspiration just struck.
Looking at it now, I’d definitely make a few tweaks: I’d switch out the cursive font and adjust some of the sizing for better balance. But that kind of reflection is important — it reminds me how much I’ve grown as a designer.
What I still love about it is the photograph and the layered opacity, which adds depth and a touch of intrigue. It was a simple project, but one that felt good to make.
Valentine's Day Greeting Cards
I designed these Valentine’s Day cards as a playful, lighthearted way to help people express how they really feel — with a little fun and a lot of charm.
Hand Lettering T-shirt Design
This design was a quiet tribute to my dog, Gypsy — a personal touch that made this project especially meaningful. A friend of mine had a booth at a local farmers market and wanted to expand into selling t-shirts alongside her organic products. This was one of the designs I created for her — simple, heartfelt, and fun to bring to life.
1920's Style Wedding Invitation
An invitation suite I designed for a 1920s-inspired wedding, featuring a coordinating directions card, menu card, and the main invitation — all wrapped in a vintage cloth-style pocket and tied together with a soft silk ribbon. The final presentation felt timeless and elegant, and the bride was absolutely elated with the result. The suite was also proudly featured in one of Arizona’s most popular bridal magazines.