Founders, leaders and clients often come to me with a brilliant idea, a bunch of rough notes, but with a clear goal but no time or structure to turn them into a compelling narrative.
That’s where my expertise steps in.
I take those loose pieces and shape them into something powerful
Sitting on this before the reveal instead of rushing to post it says you're already happy with how it landed, so now I'm curious what part of the redesign you're most excited for people to see once the site goes live.
Since starting as a technical services writer, I’ve realized how much of writing happens before I actually draft anything.
Reviewing requirements, checking source documents, and asking someone to clarify a detail are all part of the job. I’m learning to pause when something is unclear instead of trying to write around it.
It’s a small shift in how I approach my work, but an important one: understand it first, then explain it.
I designed a modern chair and table set completely from scratch on SketchUp, and made it available in multiple formats (like OBJ and FBX) to fit all rendering software.
I'd love for one of my fellow designers or colleagues to try it out and give me honest feedback: how are the details, the files, and is working with the different formats smooth?
The first copy is completely free for the first person who leaves a comment or sends me a DM!