Freelancers using Canva in Pittsburgh
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Joanna Newton
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Canonsburg, USA
Kajabi Expert | Course Creation, Funnels, Marketing Strategy
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Kajabi Membership Promo for Mindset Community
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Website Audit & Redesign
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Website Launch for Women’s Empowerment Brand on Kajabi
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Kajabi Business Audit for Small Business Consultant
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Michael Ursta
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Pittsburgh, USA
AI Applications. Web Solutions. Proven Marketing Strategy
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AI Applications. Web Solutions. Proven Marketing Strategy
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Kajabi Pages Redesign, Funnel Build & Cross-Platform Integration
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Kajabi Website Migration & Redesign for Anchored Counseling
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Catina Law PLLC Wordpress Website Design and Development
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Daylight AML – Kajabi Website, Course, and Funnel Build
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Richard Taylor
Pittsburgh, USA
I build brand identities that help businesses sell
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I build brand identities that help businesses sell
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SiteHut’s packaging redesign is built around the idea of Learning in Motion. Rather than relying on traditional academic symbols, the identity uses a custom geometric pathway system to represent progress, connection, and the different directions learning can take. White creates the clean foundation requested in the brief, while Pacific navy provides credibility, signal blue adds energy, and learning lime creates a distinctive point of recognition. The graphic system extends across multiple package surfaces so the shipment feels like one continuous branded experience rather than separate decorated panels. The result gives SiteHut a contemporary educational identity that feels energetic and approachable while remaining structured enough to communicate trust and professionalism.
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AI isn’t replacing creativity—it’s exposing the difference between using a tool and having real vision. A designer brings strategy, taste, experience, storytelling, and human judgment. AI can speed up the process, but it still needs someone who knows what to create, why it matters, and how to make it connect. Use AI as the assistant. Keep your creativity in control. Level up. Stay irreplaceable.
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Next-Gen AI/SaaS Brand Identity Concept
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PawFuel Kitchen — Pet Brand Identity Concept
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Chris Hornak
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Pittsburgh, USA
I craft custom websites and SEO strategies that scale.
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Speranza Consulting — Ongoing Social Design System Speranza Consulting & Investments operates 21 Goddard School franchises — the largest owner in the system, top 10% nationally. When they needed ongoing social content, the ask wasn't just "make some posts." It was a system: something that could hold up post after post, on-brand every time. I built that system and have run it since — 12+ posts and counting. What I designed: A locked visual identity (royal blue + gold, Roboto Slab headline system) that scales across formats Four recurring content types — hero stats, parent-voice testimonials, before/after transformations, and data comparisons — so every post has a clear job Copy and design as one unit, not text dropped onto a template How it runs: Ongoing content partner relationship — I design, write, and deliver on a recurring basis inside the system I built.
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His logo existed in exactly one place. Etched into the glass sign at his trade-show booth. No file. No typeface. So I rebuilt it, and drew him a seal to go with it. His name on the top arc, his town and his year on the bottom. John has engraved keepsakes in McMurray since 2002. On paper that is a trophy shop. It isn't. Look at the portrait he etched into glass. So the work leads and the service list waits. Every photo on the site is something he made. What does your business have that nobody ever sees?
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🎉 What do you build when a business has one logo and nothing else? Little Fawns is a licensed home daycare in Canonsburg, PA. Twelve spots, ages six weeks to six years, run by the owner on her own floor. What they had was a clip-art fawn, five rainbow letters, and a phone number baked into the artwork. No palette, no typefaces, no rules for any of it. The hard part wasn't the design though. It was the brief. Big centers feel safe because they're big. Small reads as risky. So "small" had to stop being the apology and start being the argument. That's the whole brand. Twelve spots is the pitch, not the limitation. After that the system was straightforward. I drew a new vector mark and kept the five colors out of their old logo, because families already recognize them. Orange is the only color that ever means "do something." The other four decorate and never ask for anything. Fredoka for headings, Baloo 2 for the wordmark, Nunito Sans for body. Rounded and warm, but properly drawn. Friendly without reading childish. The headline came from them. "Small in size. Big on love." was already sitting on one of their own social graphics. It just needed to be the first thing you read instead of the last. Then it goes to work across thirteen sections. Color banding paces the scroll, one accent carries every action, and each block answers a question a parent actually asks before they call. Every factual claim is logged against a source before it ships. The state license, the 5.0 rating from four reviews, the twenty years of experience. Nothing invented and nothing rounded up. This one's a concept build, so it isn't their live site. Swipe for the design board, the brief, and the build. What's the last brand you saw that turned its smallest feature into its main argument?
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SkillsTX was launching a talent platform in North America with no demand-gen engine behind it. I built the whole thing. Cold email, a branded landing page, a gated cheat sheet, and a five-touch nurture sequence. One template carries every send. Same header, same CTA, same footer, so five emails read as one system instead of five one-offs. The sequence runs on AIDA, and each stage has exactly one job. That's why the first touch has no "book a call" ask. A cold send with a hard ask in message one gets flagged as spam more often, and that hurts every email behind it. Stage two hands the click to a page that repeats the email's exact promise. Behind the opt-in sits a real six-page SFIA cheat sheet. The SFIA 8 summary chart, the seven levels of responsibility, and where to go next. The ask only shows up at stage four, once the reader has already taken something. Swipe for the emails, the sequence, and the offer.
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Ana Briancesco
Pittsburgh, USA
AI-assisted Video Producer creating high-impact ad visuals.
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“Meet the Team” Social Media Posts Designed for clear, professional team introductions with a clean, brand-ready layout — helping your audience get to know the people behind your business. A great way to highlight individual team members and let each person shine.
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Full AI-assisted social media Ad Produced end-to-end. Developed scene flow from client concept, generated all AI visuals, created voiceover and sound design, and designed/animated the end screen. Designed for clarity, strong branding, and platform-ready delivery.
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Full Social Media Ad Example — Holidays in NYC. Full social media ad created for a New York personal injury law firm. I produced this piece end-to-end, including concept development, scripting, scene planning, AI voiceover, and visual production. The video combines AI-generated scenes with select footage to build a clear and emotionally aware narrative around the new law. The project also included creating animated infographics, captions, on-brand graphic overlay, music composition and editing, and a fully designed end screen to deliver a complete platform-ready social media ad. Produced, written, and edited by Ana Brian Media LLC.
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Horizontal to Vertical Video Transformation | Social Media Ad Adaptation. A side-by-side example of how a horizontal video can be adapted for vertical social media platforms. In this piece, the original horizontal ad is carefully reframed and re-edited to look its best on a phone screen while keeping the messaging of the original video intact. On-brand graphics, along with intro and outro screens, are designed and added for a complete vertical presentation. Much of my work involves transforming existing footage into formats designed for Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts—so brands can make the most of the content they already have. Produced and edited by Ana Brian Media LLC
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Katie Clark
Pittsburgh, USA
Hi, I'm Katie. Let's collaborate!
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Hopscotch Primary Care
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Motion Cache (Logo + Branded Assets)
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KURE (Logo + Brand Guidelines)
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Paw Printz (Logo Design)
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Lex Buell
Pittsburgh, USA
Communications/Digital Media
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Twitch Designs
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Janelle Carlson
Pittsburgh, USA
Putting Passion Into Your Brand
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Logo for Local Business
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Brand Overhaul for Local Pizza Shop
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