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It was time for a little site glow up. we've been so busy creating websites for our incredible clients we felt inspired to pour a little TLC into our own site with some brand new offerings that we can't wait to share with you! Limited spots are open for April as we are filling up quickly but don't worry May and June books are officially open! <3
Cynthia came to me with a vision—a brand and website that didn’t just exist but felt like her. As a doula and motherhood photographer, her work is deeply personal, rooted in faith, and centered around holding space for women during the most transformative moments of their lives. She wanted her website to reflect that same warmth, authenticity, and sacred calling.
Her goals were clear:
⟶ A seamless blend of her dual services—doula care and photography—woven together in a way that felt natural and cohesive.
⟶ A brand presence that spoke to the heart—one that instantly made mothers feel safe, seen, and drawn into her world.
⟶ A website that worked for her—functioning as a guide for potential clients while giving her the confidence to show up fully in her business.
Together, we crafted a space that embodies Called to Serve—one that honors Cynthia’s story and invites mothers into an experience, not just a service. From the intentional color palette to the storytelling-driven copy, every detail was designed to reflect the heart behind her work.
Now, Cynthia has a website that feels as sacred and powerful as the work she does. A space where her dream clients can connect with her effortlessly, feeling held from the very first click.
The Project:
called to serve doula
let's make magic
Nicole came to me with a vision—she wanted a website that felt like her. Not just a digital space to showcase her work, but a deeply personal, immersive experience that captured the heart of her artistry. She had a website before—a template that did its job—but it lacked the soul, the emotion, the connection she craved.
Nicole’s photography is timeless, nostalgic, and cinematic, blending editorial touches with raw, unscripted emotion. She wanted her website to reflect that—something that felt elevated but intimate, structured but organic, modern yet effortlessly classic. A site that would instantly make her dream clients feel something.
We started with deep brand strategy work—uncovering the emotions she wanted her clients to experience, refining her messaging, and weaving her unique storytelling approach into every page. The design? It needed to be intentional, immersive, and layered with texture—just like her work.
And when I tell you she showed up for this process—she showed up. Every time I asked her to go deeper, to be more vulnerable, to tell her story in a way that felt authentically hers, she met the challenge head-on.
The result? A website that feels like stepping into a film. Editorial yet personal. Nostalgic yet timeless. A true reflection of the way she sees the world.
The Project:
Nicole schuler photography
let's make magic
When Darian came to me, she knew she needed a website for her private practice—but she also knew she didn’t want it to feel like just another therapy website. The ones she came across felt cold, clinical, and distant—not at all like the kind of space she holds for her clients.
Because Darian isn’t just a therapist. She’s a human first. A human who’s been where her clients have been—navigating anxiety, life’s twists and turns, and the exhausting weight of trying to hold it all together. She wanted her brand to reflect that humanness—to feel like sitting down with someone who truly gets it.
So, we ditched the jargon and leaned into warmth, honesty, and a little well-placed humor (because sometimes life is just too much, and laughter is part of the healing, too). The result? A brand and website that don’t just explain what she does but make potential clients feel seen before they even book a session.
Darian’s site isn’t about pushing services—it’s about creating comfort. About meeting women where they are and saying, "You’re not alone in this. I see you. I hear you. Let’s figure this out together."
The Project:
the compassionate counselor
let's make magic
