Your Partner in Design
Holl&Design is an independent design studio that builds and enhances brands through via strategically bold identity design, layouts, and illustration. Whether you need a solo creative force or an extension of your internal team, I'm ready to support your growth.
For nearly a decade, I've worked with organizations across sectors from the food industry to public finance. My clients and I have launched new brands, advertising campaigns, educational materials, merchandising, print publications, digital media, and more. Reach out to see where YOUR brand can go next!
Education & Experience
Operating independent design studio since 2018
30+ clients in 6 different industries
Experience within the design world since 2016
Bachelor’s degree in Visual Studies and Consumer Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania , 2014-2018
Scholarship winner and graduate of The Lettering Seminar by Martina Flor, 2026
The Lettering Seminar’s Superstar Award and Entrepreneur Award, 2026
FAQs
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Are you looking for a designer whose work will unerringly support your brand’s goals? Do you value strategic thinking and flexible aesthetics? Are you willing to be a creative partner? If you answered yes to all those, then we’re probably a great match!
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Timelines vary based on the extent of your needs, your organization’s coordination of feedback, and our combined availability. Building a brand together can take 2+ months. One-off projects can be completed in 1+ weeks.
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The services listed above are a good guide for my offerings, but I’m always open to new ideas! My portfolio of work showcases some of my favorite projects, but by no means is it a comprehensive digest of my abilities. Reach out to me for more information!
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My aesthetic doesn’t exist. I adapt aesthetics to best support each brand and its goals, ideal consumers, and system.
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Yes, of course! But never just a logo. Every design must be backed by strategic thinking, so any logo design will at least include a primary logo, potential applications, a color palette, and guidelines for use.
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No, for a variety of reasons that I’m more than happy to discuss, including negative consumer perceptions.
