It’s your chance to shoot your shot, your first impression, and usually the reason a client says yes, or doesn’t.
Brand strategy is so much more than a mood board and color palette.
It’s about how your brand feels. The story it tells. The confidence it gives you to show up, raise your rates, and reach the people you actually want to work with.
And that’s where I come in.
I’ll put my degree in graphic design, years as a marketing director, and experience as a photographer to work for you.
I bring the strategy, design, and visuals that make people feel like they already know (and trust) you before they even fill out your contact form.
I’ll meet you where you are in business, bring clarity from a design perspective, and give you the brand and website your business needs to grow.
Sound good? I thought you might think so.
Sarah
You’ll Find Me
When I’m Not Designing Brands And Websites,
Hyperfixating on the most recent true crime case.
Watching Gilmore Girls like it’s my job.
Probably wearing Birkenstocks.
Eating off the kids menu.
Strolling around Disneyland like the SoCal local I am.
And for LA and Orange County based clients, I offer a full-suite experience. Get a cohesive brand, website, and professional photo library all handled by one creative partner. Me.
Wanna see the other side of me?
Click below to Hannah Montana yourself over to my photography site.
-Rachel Helmholz
“One of the best client experiences I’ve ever had with a service provider”
My process is designed to bring out your ideas, quirks, and personality. It makes for a real good time and a brand that’s totally you, but better.
You’ll get a brand that looks good and works hard so you can send the type of invoices that fund your obsession with extra guac.
You’re not just another project, you’re a real human with big ideas. We’ll build your brand together, with trust, honesty, and a lot of voice memos.
-Hope and Human Design
“Sarah is a lifesaver. She had helped me lay out the message for my brand and had identified areas where I could connect more with my audience. That was in one meeting.”
