Graphic design · Art direction · Production
From first sketch to press check.
Food and beverage brands hire me for packaging that sells on shelf. Engineering and tech teams hire me for proposals and guides that get read. One senior designer, start to finish. Pick your side.
Brands and teams I have designed for
One designer · No handoffs
Agency level work.
One accountable person.
You talk to the person doing the work. I set the strategy, design the system, build the files and sit with the printer's proofs. Nothing gets lost in a handoff because there isn't one.
Set hours each month from a designer who already knows your brand.
A launch, a proposal, a line extension. Scoped and quoted up front.
Dielines, mechanicals and preflight are part of the job, not an upcharge.
- ✓The senior person does the work.
No account manager, no junior. The person on the call is the person in the file. - ✓Files that print right the first time.
Dielines, spot colors and press checks are part of the job. A reprint costs more than a designer. - ✓Faster production.
I automate the repetitive steps. A 250 page appendix that took 8 hours now assembles in 20 minutes. - ✓Agency range, one invoice.
Brand, illustration, packaging, campaign and video from one desk.
Retainers
Senior design support,
sized to your workload.
Pick the hours you need each month. A senior designer and art director who already knows your brand, without a full time hire or agency overhead.
Launches, line extensions, proposals and one off pieces.
- Scope and price agreed up front
- Senior design and art direction
- Production files included
For steady, lighter needs like email, social and seasonal releases.
- Senior design and art direction
- Replies within one business day
- Monthly summary of work by project
A regular design hand across one or two brands.
- Everything in On Call
- Monthly planning call
A part time in house designer, without the hire.
- Everything in Partner
- Weekly planning call
- Works inside your Slack, Teams or Asana
Covers a full design role for teams running about 20 hours a week.
- Everything in Embedded
- Onsite time in the Seattle area
- Priority turnaround on launches
For high volume teams that need a designer every day.
- Everything in Fractional
- Set weekly schedule
- Quoted per engagement
Before we talk
Okay, but I
have questions.
Good. Here's what people usually ask before the first call.
Not at all. Tell me what's launching, when it's due and who has to approve it. We'll work out the rest on the first call.
No. Most of my work happens inside systems that already exist. I extend what's working and fix what isn't, without a rebrand you didn't ask for.
That's normal, and it's part of the process. Every project includes set revision rounds, and we refine one direction together instead of hoping for love at first sight.
I work side by side with your printer from the first spec sheet to the final proof, so everything produces smoothly with no surprises.
Tell me the date first. I plan backward from it, and I'll tell you on the first call whether it's realistic.
I won't promise new design doubles your sales. What good design does is make you easier to find, easier to understand at a glance and consistent everywhere you show up.
Projects are quoted up front. Retainers start with three months, then go month to month, and you can change tiers or pause with 30 days notice.
We've worked with Anthony for nearly a decade, and his range of skills and ability to add value across formats and industries is unmatched by any design or creative agency I've partnered with.
Tell me what's launching or
what's due.
Send the brief and the date. I reply the same day with how I would approach it.