I will design your company magazine, newsletter, or recurring publication

Yes. Many clients start with a one-page sample to test direction before committing to a full project. This helps clarify structure early and avoids costly revisions later.

This isn’t just layout. The focus is on structure, hierarchy, and usability (the skills I developed designing for Elle, Vogue, and Vanity Fair), so the final piece reads clearly and holds attention, not just looks polished.

Both. Some clients need a single issue, others need a repeatable system for ongoing publishing. Many projects start as one issue and expand from there. If you publish on a schedule, mention your publishing schedule when you reach out

For Basic, all copy must be finalized before we begin. For Standard and Premium, content can be in draft form. I'll help shape the editorial structure around what you have

Yes. Existing materials can be restructured, redesigned, or expanded into a more consistent and usable format.

Premium is where my full career shows up. You get a publishing strategist who has worked at the highest levels of mass market media, not just a designer executing a brief. We build a publication architected to work across every future issue.

It's built for them. My clients include corporate brands, associations, research institutions, and nonprofits that publish to build authority with a specific audience.

Yes. The publication logo and masthead design are available as an add-on and can be applied to covers and future issues.

Basic: Minimally. You provide the content and direction. Standard & Premium: More collaboratively. We work together on structure before layout begins.

This is not for quick template-based layouts, resume-style documents, or short marketing flyers. It is designed to build structured publications with long-term intent.