You name it. 

With a focus on company identity and branding, we work with both small and large businesses, taking them from logo development and collateral, to website and social networking. No matter the size or scope of the project, we love working with new people, learning new tools of the trade and taking on challenges.

Download and review our contract here, or download and review our project timeline/tips sheet here.

If you are interested in design help, email or call 603 548 6760.

Early on, I knew that I wanted to be a designer. At the age of 7, I sent drawings of Barbie outfits to Matell, thinking they'd take me seriously (they were sweet but did not), I made clothes out of felt for all my Troll dolls and re-arranged my room approximately every 3 months. I clearly wanted to improve my surroundings. I took every drawing class my parents would allow for and was lucky to attend a high school with a huge art department that had classes ripe for the picking. Figure drawing, oil painting, water color painting, pottery, calligraphy, commercial art - you name it and I took it.

The summer before my senior year was spent in New York City at the School of Visual Arts' graphic design pre-college intensive. It was my first glimpse into the world of graphic design and from that point on, I never looked back.

New England School of Art and Design at Suffolk University was the next step and, unsure which design-path to choose, I studied both print and web. This choice helped me land a job with Fresh right out of school, designing marketing materials, store visuals, and running their website.

Four years, later I found myself struggling to balance both a full-time job as Fresh's senior web designer and a long list of freelance clients that kept growing. A decision had to be made and, chosing to follow my dream, I opened my own studio in Boston's South End.

After a year in the South End, it was time to expand and Boston's Fort Point was the next destination. Located at 369 Congress Street, I am sharing a space with the lovely and talented Jen Hill of JHill Designs. Come by for a visit anytime!

Good design should be accessible to everyone.

I'm drawn in and inspired by simplicity, smart uses of color and elegance.

For years, I would save anything I found beautiful or inspiring, constantly ripping things out of magazines or taking pictures. Finally realizing it would be easier (and more space-efficient) to document all my inspirations online, I started my blog. Daucus Carota was born in April of 2008 and I welcome everyone to visit daily for a bit of eye candy and inspiration.

Photography by Sarah Winchester.