Work
Publicity Poster / Graphic Design
Kindness is Contagious
Nicole needed a publicity poster and Facebook ad for her upcoming speaking engagements. After talking about color and style, I set out to create graphics, copy, and images that fit her personal style; something that would set her apart as professional, knowledgeable, kind, and fun.
“I am so grateful to have been able to work with Andrea from Giraffic Media. She is absolutely gifted– not only in creating a beautiful design, but also in being able to see the vision that was in my head and then making it a reality. Andrea created posters, mailers and social media graphics for my business that were 100% perfect the first time! I will definitely be a repeat customer!” –Nicole J Phillips, Ohio
Website / Web Design & Graphic Design
It’s all Malarkey
When Brandi approached me about making a website for her, she had been working with another designer who had dropped the ball. Brandi needed something quickly, as she had an upcoming art show and wanted a website for people to find out more! Brandi had some general ideas about what she wanted in a website, but we had a lot of work to do in planning. Being an artist, she had specific ideas about what the site should be; the WordPress theme I found fit most of these ideas, but needed some customization to make them work for Brandi. Now she has a professional, functional, and beautiful website to showcase her considerable talent and instructions on how to maintain it herself. (Naturally, I’m always available for support and troubleshooting!)
“Andrea was just lovely to work with. Her communications skills are excellent, and I always felt I knew exactly what was happening at all times. Andrea is both calm and efficient and was able to help take a lot of random ideas, define my priorities, and turn them into a beautiful website.” –Brandi Malarkey
Business Startup / Graphic Design & Web Design
Turtle Creek Quilting
I love working with business startups! Becca needed to establish an identity for her new business. She wanted a logo that was warm and inviting, but contemporary and clean. We settled on an abstract turtle in subdued blues and greens. The business card came next; clean and minimal but informative and functional. Finally, a website to help market her services. I created a site for her that was highly customized with unique graphics and colors. She required two downloadable and printable PDF forms and extensive photo editing. In the end, Becca ended up with a beautiful, clean website from which her target market can learn about her business, her life, and her services.
