Clark & Co. provides brand audits, logo design, logo redesign, style guides, multi-page layout (catalog, handbook, magazine, newsletter), corporate stationery (business cards, letterhead, envelopes), signage, packaging, and other printed and digital brand materials.



Every touchpoint your customer has with your business builds an overall perception of your brand in their mind. Branding is the sum of many parts. Brand design typically includes the primary elements of a logo, color palette, and typography.



Nope! But, I do have a team. When the work calls for it, I bring in a copywriter, programmer, illustrator, and/or junior designer. These people are hand-selected based on your needs and they work under Clark & Co., eliminating the need for additional management on your behalf.



Let’s find out! First, fill out a potential client questionnaire. Once it’s submitted I’ll be in touch with the next steps!



At an early age, I had an interest in design. I received semi-private art and design lessons during childhood from a family friend who worked at a local advertising agency. Once I got a taste of the creative process I was hooked. I attended George Fox University in the Willamette Valley and received an Art Degree with an emphasis on Graphic Design. My freelancing career began while I was in college and I had the honor of working in the Art Department and interning in the Marketing Communications Department. Upon graduation, I got a job at Livengood|Nowack, an advertising agency in a renovated stained glass factory building in Old Town, Portland, Ore. The next 2+ years were jam-packed with learning opportunities and creative challenges. Sadly, L|N went bankrupt—with so many others—in the fall of 2008. At that point, I launched out on my own and have been self-employed since.

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