Photographer Renee Ziegler wanted a brochure showcasing her work. She takes a photojournalistic approach to capturing life's special moments. She has also been featured in the Best of the Knot and Bride & Groom magazine.
Conference logo for an international decennial conference on infectious disease prevention. Collateral includes postcard, e-blast, bookmark and program.
The Center for the New American Dream needed a brochure designed to encourage trimming the excess consumerism for the holidays and instead focus on more meaningful things. See the fully designed brochure here.
The Center for the New American Dream needed a logo for their Responsible Purchasing Network. They needed something that felt a bit corporate, but still had a casual-enough feel to reflect the spirit of the organization. logo, notecard and letterhead membership brochure
The Family Health History guides are designed to make information about genetic diseases accessible to the public. The project was done in conjunction with the US Department of Health and Human services
Genetic alliance needed a sharp and functional case for their plethora of collateral. We designed a folder that would accommodate all shapes and sizes of information. media kit informational brochure
We branded their collateral and developed a bold, vibrant color palette. The look needed to reflect the power and accomplishments of an organization that has lobbied and won funding for breast cancer treatment and research. This includes their membership brochure, newsletter and annual report. membership brochure newsletter annual report annual report e-newsletter
We re-branded this independent candle retailer. This included a new logo, an updated photographic style, re-designed product catalog, new product labels and packaging and development of new products. We also designed their website, but it has since been edited and changed by the client.
Melissa holds an MA in graphic design from the University of Baltimore and she currently works as a freelance designer. In addition to running her design business of 8 years, she has worked for several creative agencies in the Baltimore - Washington area and has also held a senior creative position for an American corporation. After several years in the UK, Melissa moved to Washington D.C. and maintains work on both sides of the Atlantic.