We are a design and photography company based in Boston Metrowest, with clients across the country. We listen carefully to your goals for a project. We work collaboratively to craft solutions that connect with your audience, advance your organization, and create excitement about your work. I have years of experience working primarily with non-profit organizations, small businesses, and education and arts organizations.
I enjoy putting on the "audience hat" to create content and visuals that resonate. I love creating work that gets people excited and makes things happen. I also offer photography. I dove into portrait photography as an additional service, which brings a whole new dimension to how I work. It's a fun, different way to create images that engage. In my time outside the studio, I teach tai chi, sing classical music, and hike with my dog, Lucy.
And belly dance. And read like there's no tomorrow. Also I'm married and the mom of two fine young men. BFA in Graphic Design with Bronze Tablet honors, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
I enjoy putting on the "audience hat" to create content and visuals that resonate. I love creating work that gets people excited and makes things happen. I also offer photography. I dove into portrait photography as an additional service, which brings a whole new dimension to how I work. It's a fun, different way to create images that engage. In my time outside the studio, I teach tai chi, sing classical music, and hike with my dog, Lucy.
And belly dance. And read like there's no tomorrow. Also I'm married and the mom of two fine young men. BFA in Graphic Design with Bronze Tablet honors, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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I just got some of the only kind of publicity I ever get: surprise and unsolicited.
An online magazine that is doing a "hidden gems of Boston" series contacted me for an interview and of course I had to say yes.
I found it strange to non-braggily brag about myself, but apparently, one must: Today we'd like to introduce you to Axie Breen.
Thanks for sharing your story.
An online magazine that is doing a "hidden gems of Boston" series contacted me for an interview and of course I had to say yes.
I found it strange to non-braggily brag about myself, but apparently, one must: Today we'd like to introduce you to Axie Breen.
Thanks for sharing your story.
You remember when wildfires were raging around northern California and scorching right into towns?
A couple of weekends ago, one of my clients, Daranee Petsod at Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees, asked me if I could create a super-quick logo for a fund they were establishing to support a particularly vulnerable community: undocumented immigrants in Sonoma County, the area hardest hit by the fires.
They were putting together a.
A couple of weekends ago, one of my clients, Daranee Petsod at Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees, asked me if I could create a super-quick logo for a fund they were establishing to support a particularly vulnerable community: undocumented immigrants in Sonoma County, the area hardest hit by the fires.
They were putting together a.
I just got some of the only kind of publicity I ever get: surprise and unsolicited.
An online magazine that is doing a "hidden gems of Boston" series contacted me for an interview and of course I had to say yes.
As a kid, I loved drawing and books.
I knew I wanted some kind of career in art, maybe as an illustrator.
It wasn't really until I got to the University of Illinois that I realized that graphic design was a job, maybe one that could be good for me.
As it turned out, I got some great teachers and loved that curriculum.
An online magazine that is doing a "hidden gems of Boston" series contacted me for an interview and of course I had to say yes.
As a kid, I loved drawing and books.
I knew I wanted some kind of career in art, maybe as an illustrator.
It wasn't really until I got to the University of Illinois that I realized that graphic design was a job, maybe one that could be good for me.
As it turned out, I got some great teachers and loved that curriculum.
Getty Images, major purveyor of stock photography, revealed that their most popular image for the search term "woman" has shifted over the last 10 years.
Ten years ago it was a naked woman under a white towel-possibly a spa situation?
Now it's a woman power-hiking a rocky mountain trail.
Can it be just that activewear is the new little black dress?
No, it seems like more.
At Getty, they're calling this new style of portrayal the "gritty woman."
It's about what she's doing more than her looks, and apparently she is not afraid to have adventures and get dirty.
Ten years ago it was a naked woman under a white towel-possibly a spa situation?
Now it's a woman power-hiking a rocky mountain trail.
Can it be just that activewear is the new little black dress?
No, it seems like more.
At Getty, they're calling this new style of portrayal the "gritty woman."
It's about what she's doing more than her looks, and apparently she is not afraid to have adventures and get dirty.
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