Who's That Girl?
An Expert Graphic Designer Specializing in the Sign Industry
Small Business Owner? Yep!
Freelance Designer? 12 years and counting.
Mouse-clickin', chicken-chasin', and mom-taxiing? Like a boss.
On a sunny day in July 2004, I packed everything I could fit into my Chevy Cavalier and set off across the country. Just a girl and her dog. 3 1/2 days later, I pulled into Tucson, Arizona and started my sign career at Fluoresco Lighting and Signs. The rest, they say, is history.
My sign experience began in production graphics where I prepared vinyl, CNC router files, and neon layouts. When work was light I found myself helping out somewhere on the shop floor, applying vinyl, gluing trimcap, and climbing inside cabinets to install push thru letters or LEDs. In 2008 I transitioned into sign design.
15 years, one incredible husband, 2 amazing sons, a cross-country move back to my home state of Pennsylvania, and 16 chickens later: And I'm still actively designing and fabricating signs today.
Satisfied Clients
Professionalism in Every Project
Since 2004, I’ve worked for national accounts as well as local businesses throughout the United States. Check out some of the valued clients I’ve been privileged to work with, and get in touch regarding your own design needs.
ACE Hardware - Nationwide Locations
Channel letters to pylon signs. Locally owned and operated ACE Hardware stores need to keep an updated image to let customers know they are open for business. I have helped refresh storefronts from coast to coast.
Arizona Cardinals Stadium - Glendale, Arizona
Creating Results with a Lasting Impact
From the ground up, I am proud to have been part of bringing this colossal project to life. Our Fluoresco family spent countless hours fabricating every stitch of signage in and around the stadium. I personally prepared CNC route files for each and every panel of this cardinal head, which was custom perforated and painted aluminum.
Fremont East Revitalization - Las Vegas, Nevada
Keeping the bright lights of Vegas bright
We really got to think outside the box on this multi-sign project. And, now, when friends post pictures of themselves on a Vegas vacation, I get to comment "HEY! I made that sign!"
This project was also features in Signs of the Times Magazine (November 2007).