What kinds of work are you available for?
Brand strategy, design, and implementation are my forte.
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I primarily consult with businesses, organizations, and solopreneurs on projects aimed at creating or reviving their brand identity. This includes everything from research and one-on-one discovery sessions to graphic design and other development activities.


When are you available to start working on our project?
My availability is determined by my current workload including current projects and ongoing consulting activities, and may differ from month to month. Generally when I receive a new request, I can begin working on your project within 4 to 6 weeks.
Will you design my business' logo?
Of course! I’d love to work together to bring your vision to life.
That being said, I don’t offer single logos - the logos I design will always be delivered as part of a larger brand package. In my experience, single logos rarely convey a brand’s message and values in the same way full brand identities do. A complete brand will drive connection, build loyalty, and set you apart, whereas a solitary logo will not.
For a full list of packages, add-ons, and offers, click here.


Are there any industries you specialize in?
While my professional background is diverse, I specialize in brand and communications work within the veterinary and animal-care fields, as well as housing, land stewardship, retail, and nightlife.
If your business, organization, or personal brand doesn’t fall into one of those categories, don’t worry! I love to partner with individuals from all professional fields, and am confident in my ability to deliver exceptional strategy and design work for all.
Can we work together if I’m not in Toronto?
I’m based in the beautiful city of Toronto, Ontario, but you don't have to be!
Although I strongly believe that face to face interactions provide immense value to the brand development process, I’m happy to work through a virtual-only model for those outside of the Greater Toronto Area.
Whether you’re across the country on the east coast or halfway around the world, no distance is too far.


Do you use AI?
No. While I recognize the massive computing power and innovative value of LLMs, and that they may contribute meaningfully to non-creative fields, I do not use AI for a few reasons.
One, the environmental and social impacts of AI on our planet and humankind, especially on marginalized communities, are too great to overlook.
Two, AI is only capable of recreating what humans have already produced. On a creative front, I respect that my clients expect and are deserving of work that is entirely unique. To deliver cheap imitations of existing brands would defeat the purpose of my work.









