I've known Brooke since middle school. She's always had a dream of working in fashion and business. And her mission is to bring a new life to used and "gently-loved" dresses. Whether she revamps the dresses to rent and sell, or gathers donated items, Brooke needed a little bit of branding. Her boutique began online through instagram, but is now taking form in a pop-up shop. So to prepare her for these sales, I helped her brand a logo and business cards.

   We sat down together and discussed moods, colors, and taglines. We then went from there and emailed concepts until we found our winners.

   I am so thrilled to watch Brooke's boutique take off! She and I are still in contact as more design and marketing opportunities come. You go, girl.

   This project was a non-paid project to support the newly announced Gem City Vet that is set to open in Dayton, Ohio. I had worked with Gem City Kitties in the past for a service learning project pre-graduation, and because it was a fundraiser, I was more than willing to work with them again. The selling-point of the vet is to help Dayton become a no-kill community in 2025.

   For the vet, I was asked to create three things. The first was to create table toppers for the catfe to announce the opening of the vet.