Independent, high-touchdesign for iconic brandsand agencies.

Both. Most jobs are scoped as individual with a defined set of deliverables, timeline, and estimated cost. For clients with ongoing creative needs, I also offer monthly support based on an agreed number of hours or priorities. The right structure depends on the type of work, how frequently support is needed, and how clearly the job can be defined upfront.

My core work includes packaging, retail displays, 3D conceptual renderings, presentation visuals, campaign creative, and brand applications. I also support the digital side through website design, ecommerce, landing pages, SEO, SEM, Google Ads, social media content, and digital advertising. Projects can involve one specific deliverable or a broader creative program carried across multiple touchpoints.

Both. I can develop the initial concept, create the presentation renderings, refine the direction, and prepare final production artwork when the project calls for it. For packaging and retail displays, I work alongside structural designers, manufacturers, printers, agencies, and production teams to make sure the creative can move realistically from concept into production.

You work directly with me throughout the entire project. Communication can happen through email, phone, video meetings, or the platform your team already uses. I provide updates at various stages of the job, share work for review, and keep feedback organized so the project continues moving without a ton of back-and-forth.

Each proposal includes a reasonable number of revision rounds based on the scope of the project. Feedback should be consolidated whenever possible so revisions can be handled efficiently and accurately. Minor refinements are typically part of the original scope. Significant changes in direction, additional concepts, or new deliverables may require an updated estimate.

Creative projects sometimes evolve. When a request moves beyond the original scope, I will flag it before we start and explain how it may affect the budget or timeline. Additional work can usually be added at my hourly rate or quoted as a separate project phase. There should never be a surprise invoice at the end.

Pricing depends on the scope of the job, complexity, number of concepts, revision requirements, and final deliverables. Smaller jobs can be handled hourly, while larger packaging, display, branding, website, or campaign projects are typically quoted as a flat project fee. I provide an estimate before work begins so the cost and expectations are clear and work for both of us.

Timing depends on what’s involved and my current schedule, but most initial concepts are presented within an agreed timeframe established at the beginning of the project. Smaller jobs move a little quicker, and bigger projects involving research, structural considerations, multiple renderings, or broader creative development require more time. Rush jobs are usually available depending on my workload.

Absolutely. A lot of my work is collaborative. I regularly work with agencies, brokers, manufacturers, structural designers, printers, marketing teams, and internal stakeholders. I can step in for one specific portion of the process or help maintain creative consistency across the entire project.

I work with established brands, manufacturers, packaging and display companies, agencies, brokers, startups, and independent businesses. Some clients bring me in for specialized 3D or retail display work. Others need broader creative support across packaging, websites, advertising, and brand content. The relationship is shaped around what the project actually requires.