Run with abandon.
Me:
Stand out
from the pack.
I've worked with big clients with big budgets. I've helped the smaller guys with no budget. Start-ups. The incubator teams. Shoe-string entrepreneurs. Big or small, it doesn't matter - a good idea needs to breathe life. It's not just the product or service that counts - it's the complete package that needs to live. Together we can unearth your brand's unique look, feel and voice to unleash the potential of your idea.
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I know the risks and satisfaction of bringing an idea to life. Dogpark Creative was made to help the entrepreneurs and start-ups of this world. There is nothing like taking a new idea all the way to market. And there is nothing quite like doing that with a unique and disruptive brand. Because to be successful, your brand, your vision, and your idea needs to work harder than the rest. That's where we come in to play.
I am a natural-born creative and an adopted entrepeneur. I have spent over 15 years crafting and growing brands, designing, deploying ROI-driven campaigns, UX design and wearing many different other hats. I keep a sketchbook full of ideas and draw them when the idea strikes. I also have a dog that probably thinks that she should be walked more often.
My work:
Best Buy, Caphalon, Coca Cola, Dekalb County Georgia, Delta Faucets, Evermind, Graco, Griffin Technology, The Home Depot, Lowes, Paper Mate, Sharpie, Target, Walmart
So, do you design dog parks?
Not really. I landed the name "dog park" because it fit for the way I've always approach the design process. A dog park is obviously a place where our dogs can explore, run and play. There are clear boundaries in place but everything inside that park is fair game. The basic idea of unleashing that playful, primal side of creativity is what I strive for with each client I work with. I can help you get the most impact through strategic thinking and disruptive creative ideas.