Floria Collective is a full-service bookkeeping and business consulting company. They work primarily with small businesses, creatives, and non-profits. They wanted a website that felt approachable, organic, and inclusive. I designed the website and pulled copy from existing collateral for a comprehensive presentation of their services.

Pratum Consulting provides comprehensive operational and technical support to healthcare clinics. They needed a website that showcased their vast services. We went with colorful stock imagery to give the website an upbeat and hopeful vibe.

Petaluma Piercing Co. needed a logo and website that reflected their high-end product, was educational, and approachable. We went with a blue and gold color palette to reflect the interior decor of their jewel box of a shop. We kept this design clean and the copy tone friendly.

True Nature Tattoo operates out of a cozy craftsman-style home with artwork-filled walls and Japanese details. For the website design, we wanted to reflect the warm, comfortable feeling this shop exudes.

The owners of Faith Tattoo had just moved their business to a new location. They wanted to update their website to reflect the new space and portray a warm and inviting atmosphere for their customers. I assisted in digitizing their logo, created a brand color palette, and designed the website.

Petaluma Tattoo already had a strong logo and color palette. I updated their website to showcase their unique building exterior and heavily adorned interior. I assisted in writing copy to welcome guests and create clarity around the tattoo process. I also added a community page where they could talk about all the great philanthropic events they put on.

Mary, the owner of Raven Eye Tattoo, wanted a simple website to showcase her tattooer’s artwork and capture client information for appointments. We went with a stark black-and-white color palette with a pop of dark green that played well with the photos of her shop’s interior and lush plants.

Tattoo artist Heather Bailey wanted something bold, goth-y, and 8-bit. I used a striking palette of purple, red, and yellow with a black background. By combining some of her painting imagery with pixelated art, I created a look that is unique to her. Visit the website to see the animated gifs that bring it to life!

Paul is an incredible artist and tattooer. His work speaks for itself! He wanted a website with unique touches and a vintage circus vibe. It was important for his website to have a robust portfolio section and link to his various other business ventures.

Jen Lee is a talented tattoo artist who not only does traditional tattooing but also specializes in medical and reconstructive tattooing. She needed a friendly and approachable website for her varied clientele to see her masterful work and educate them about their options. Jen came with a clear color palette in mind, I made her a logo and designed the website.

Tattoo City is a historic tattoo shop in San Francisco, CA. It needed a website to showcase its artists’ work, capture client appointment information, and speak to its notable legacy. I created the logo and website and helped with the final copy.

Kahlil is a Bay Area tattoo artist who wanted his website to reflect his humor and personality. He wanted to go with a Medieval/Wizard theme. We chose color and fonts to reflect this, as well as some “magical” design elements. He was responsible for the fantastic themed copy.

This is my jewelry design business. I wanted an easy-to-shop website with strong mood and a little edge. I created the logo, designed the web design, product photography, and wrote the copy.