Krystal, the unkanny designer!
I've wanted to be a graphic designer since I entered my first poster contest at the age of 9. I didn't win first place, or even earn honorable mention, but there was something about being in a room full of posters—all competing for my attention—that struck a nerve with me.
Success stories
There is nothing more satisfying than solving a design challenge successfully. I don't measure success by how "cool" the end product looks. The barometer of success is determined by how effectively we communicated the intended message to the target audience.
I’d love to hear from you!
Let me elevate your next endeavor! If you're planning a special event, need signage for an upcoming conference, launching a new brand identity or marketing campaign, and you'd like an estimate for unkanny design services, call me today!
Neighborhood design extraordinaire
Mister Rogers used to open his show with a simple request, “Won’t you be my neighbor?” It used to be that your next door neighbor was more than just the person who lived next door. They were your psychiatrist, your part-time babysitter, your travel partner, the person with the best baked ziti recipe, the person who raked your leaves this fall because you shoveled his sidewalk last winter—and in my case, the person who will make your next dinner party invitation look beautiful.
Think of unkanny design as your neighbor. As a graphic designer, I am disciplined in the presentation of information for effective communication. As an unkanny graphic designer, I am skilled in creating memorable experiences using the beautiful and sensible arrangement of visual elements. I want to make sure your businesses, organizations, and special events look good. I enjoy working with start-ups, small businesses and non-profit organizations. I am an advocate for supporting not only small businesses, but also small local businesses. Need an extraordinary solution to an ordinary problem? Creative thinking and strategic design beyond what’s normal or expected is the unkanny difference.
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