/ contact : commissions

let's make
something.

a sign, a printed piece, a release, a strange idea that needs a physical form.

based in Kennewick, WA · resume ↗

availability

email me to check fit and timing. availability depends on the scope and current project queue; i'll confirm a proposed start date and milestones before we book anything. a deadline in your inquiry helps me work out whether it's possible.

how it works

  1. send the idea

    tell me what you're making, what you need from me, your target date, and a budget range. rough briefs are welcome.

  2. agree on the project

    we work out the deliverables, price, schedule, revision rounds, usage, and payment terms in writing before work starts. printing, fabrication, and installation need their own arrangements.

  3. make, review, refine

    i work independently and send work at agreed milestones. feedback and approvals happen by email, so neither of us needs to be online at the same time.

  4. approve & hand off

    after approval and the agreed payment, you receive the files we've scoped. for production work, we confirm dimensions, materials, and supplier specifications before final artwork is prepared.

what to put in your email

  • what you're making and who it's for
  • the pieces you need, sizes, and where they'll be used
  • your target date and budget range
  • references, existing artwork, and any production specs

don't have every detail yet? send what you have.

email a project brief ↗

[email protected]

the brief link opens a draft in your email app. you can also copy the address and write from wherever you use email.

a few useful things

projects are priced around the agreed scope. extra pieces or changes outside that scope get discussed and quoted before they're added.

email is the main workspace. there's no standing meeting schedule or expectation of instant replies; we'll agree on review dates and keep each other updated there.

for signs and production graphics, i'm offering design and artwork preparation. share your supplier's requirements so we can plan a useful handoff.

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