Hello, I’m Shannon.

I am a graphic designer, and I really am awesome, trust me. Born and raised in Northern California (San Francisco Bay Area), I’ve always had a love of the visual arts, and graphic design is one of my biggest passions (second only to my two amazing dogs). I am skilled in design, layout, typography, and time management. I am also extremely knowledgeable in pre-press processes, print production, and digital publishing. 

I am fueled by my eagerness for understanding the nuances of today’s marketing and product development. I consider myself a ‘forever student,’ eager to both build on my academic foundations in art and design and stay in tune with the latest design and marketing strategies through continued coursework and research.

My hunger for knowledge and determination to turn information into action has contributed to my most recent success at Workrite Ergonomics, where I designed their latest Pricing and Specification Guide. The Price Guide is hundreds of pages of sophisticated information, illustrations and technology. Meanwhile, I helped improve the processes procedures of the marketing department to increase the productivity of the team by implementing strategic project management methods and identifying areas where improvement could be made.

I believe mindfulness in the workplace is key to success—a tenet I live out through my interests in yoga, meditation, gardening, and hanging with my pups. I desire to use my expertise and graphic design experience to enhance the communication, visual appeal, and tangible results for companies seeking a dedicated and awesome individual. I am seeking projects where I can develop and excel while giving my best to my employer.​ 

Reach out to [email protected] to connect!

  • Trixie — fierce, independent woman
  • Pete — Mama’s boy

Not only did Shannon design and produce the Price Guide flawlessly, but she also developed an in-depth knowledge of the product line in order to ensure that the information in the guide was accurate. That type of dedication is hard to find in the creative world.

Tom F. — Petaluma, CA