I'm a freelance marketing designer. I work with in-house marketing teams, partner agencies, and founder-led brands — shipping the emails, social, and campaign design they actually run on.
Agency-side and on my own. No strategy decks. No 60-page brand bibles. Just the work, shipped on the date we agreed on.
No open-ended retainers, no "discovery phases." You tell me the deliverables. I tell you what it costs and when it lands. Short, written, clear.
I'm the designer AND the one pushing pixels. No account manager in the middle, no junior handing it off. You get me, start to finish.
Files, sizes, formats — whatever your ESP, ad platform, or CMS actually needs. Delivered ready to run.
The thing that matters is what lands in the inbox, on the feed, on the page. Every hour I spend in Figma or writing HTML is an hour earning the brief.
I'd rather be deep in three brands than skimming across fifteen. My roster is intentionally small — so when you email, you get me, not a ticket number.
If the date's on the quote, the work lands on the date. If something changes, you hear about it from me before you notice — not after.
I don't have a signature style I drag every client into. The brief is yours, the voice is yours, the system is yours — I'm just the one building it.