My rates vary depending on the type, scope, and turnaround of each project. If the overall project is large with multiple components, I will typically cut the rate. If you sign on to be an ongoing client, we can discuss a monthly retainer or work out an hourly rate we are both comfortable with.

This is one of the most important elements of any project. There needs to be absolutely crystal clear communication to avoid ing disappointment or missing a deadline. From my experience, two things always delay projects: change of requirements and revisions (too long to get back or too many).

I work quickly and I would like to agree on a set amount of rounds of revisions (generally two), but outside of that much of the timeline is depending (again) on the size and scope of the project. I understand you are running your business, so I try to leave a lot of latitude dependent upon your own timelines for reviewing and approving comps, proofs, and final artwork.

There will always be projects that come up last minute and I am happy to take into consideration the circumstances.

For new clients I require a 50% deposit prior to starting design work on any project (after creative brief is developed and the quote is approved). The remaining balance is due upon completion and before the delivery of the files. Preferred payment methods are generally through Quickbooks Venmo, PayPal, or Apple Cash.

It all starts with a conversation.

I will need to know your objectives and what is needed to obtain them. This is critical in order to set expectations for both of us. Once we agree on the creative brief (not required for some smaller projects), we will move on to the quote – which will be the final step before I start work. I will give you a timetable for first drafts and a recommended date to return them to me (very important if there is a deadline). Once the final artwork is approved, I will deliver the assets when I receive the second half of the invoice.