
I did a Baby Shower Invitation for the Latella Family (information has been changed). The invitation contains a custom designed background and decorative foreground and was printed on custom paper for the family.
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I did a Baby Shower Invitation for the Latella Family (information has been changed). The invitation contains a custom designed background and decorative foreground and was printed on custom paper for the family.
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I created an updated Reckless Driving pamphlet for Andrew Flusche, attorney at law, to send to his clients.
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Thank you so much for considering me and my designs for your 2011 holiday cards. I understand how important constant contact with your clients is.
Part of that contact is keeping your brand in front of your clients’ eyes in creative and innovative ways. By providing a custom greeting card with a wide selection of envelopes at a reasonable price, I am able to help my clients keep in touch with their customers in a personal, creative, and cost-effective way.
Please take a moment to look through this year’s hand-selected envelope colors and styles. Please know that if you do not see the perfect envelope for your project, I am always happy to help you find exactly what you need.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. I’m happy to help in any way I can!
I hope you have a wonderful holiday season!
Yours,
Nicole Catherine Flusche
The Design Blacklist
2011 Holiday Envelopes
70 lb. Bright White; gum seal
80 lb. White with Peel & Seal®
70 lb. Natural Linen; gum seal
70 lb. White Linen; gum seal
80 lb. Gold Metallic; gum seal
80 lb. Quartz Metallic; gum seal
80 lb. Silver Metallic; gum seal
70 lb. Garnet; gum seal
70 lb. Racing Green; gum seal
70 lb. Ruby Red; gum seal Red Foil
24 lb. Red Foil Lined White Envelope; gum seal
24 lb. Gold Foil Lined White Envelope; gum seal
24 lb. Silver Foil Lined White Envelope; gum seal

I did a Baby Shower Invitation for the Gilpin Family (information has been changed). The invitation contains a custom designed background and decorative foreground and was printed on custom paper for the family.
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I have designed a wedding invitation for my clients the Mark Kelly and Vikki Flusche. The invitations have a crafted pair of birds and open cage hanging from a cherry blossom branch. The wedding invitations were printed on custom paper ordered per the client’s request.
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As a personal graphic designer, I like to work with my clients to provide the best visual representation for your brand. I want to make sure you get the most for your money! My job is to listen to every idea and customization and make sure your images are attention-getting and influential the way you want them to be.
One reason I got into graphic design is because I was fed up with companies taking advantage of anyone with JD, MD or any other alphabet after their name. Being married to a solo attorney I know exactly how much small firms make and you all deserve a break!
The biggest difference between me and the larger design firms (aside from price) is customization. You are free to do whatever you wish when I’m designing, and I highly encourage it! I also have no extra costs, no hidden fees, and I do not tack on expenses outside of what is defined in my contract.
I have an online portfolio if you would like to see some of my work. I can also send you a sample packet of some of my work. I know I always like to have physical samples in my hands, especially when making decisions concerning my business!
My design processes are fairly streamlined so you do not have to spend time worrying if your brand is being taken care of. I understand how busy you are.
Here are the basics for a greeting card and/or postcard (“flat card”) design:
To get started I have an online Greeting Card Design Questionnaire that you can fill out at your leisure. Your answers will be submitted directly to me. I then go through this with a fine tooth comb to make sure I have no questions and format it all for into a design contract for you (so you can double check that I’m on the right page and it has all the legal big words, etc.). Once everything is signed and whatnot, I work my design magic!
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. I’m happy to help in any way I can!
As a personal graphic designer, I like to work with my clients to provide the best visual representation for your brand. I want to make sure you get the most for your money! My job is to listen to every idea and customization and make sure your images are attention-getting and influential the way you want them to be.
One reason I got into graphic design is because I was fed up with companies taking advantage of anyone with JD, MD or any other alphabet after their name. Being married to a solo attorney I know exactly how much small firms make and you all deserve a break!
The biggest difference between me and the larger design firms (aside from price) is customization. You are free to do whatever you wish when I’m designing, and I highly encourage it! I also have no extra costs, no hidden fees, and I do not tack on expenses outside of what is defined in my contract.
I have an online portfolio if you would like to see some of my work. I can also send you a sample packet of some of my work. I know I always like to have physical samples in my hands, especially when making decisions concerning my business!
My design processes are fairly streamlined so you do not have to spend time worrying if your brand is being taken care of. I understand how busy you are.
Here are the basics for a business card design:
To get started I have an online Business Card Design Questionnaire that you can fill out at your leisure. Your answers will be submitted directly to me. I then go through this with a fine tooth comb to make sure I have no questions and format it all for into a design contract for you (so you can double check that I’m on the right page and it has all the legal big words, etc.). Once everything is signed and whatnot, I work my design magic!
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. I’m happy to help in any way I can!
As a personal graphic designer, I like to work with my clients to provide the best visual representation for your brand. I want to make sure you get the most for your money! My job is to listen to every idea and customization and make sure your images are attention-getting and influential the way you want them to be.
One reason I got into graphic design is because I was fed up with companies taking advantage of anyone with JD, MD or any other alphabet after their name. Being married to a solo attorney I know exactly how much small firms make and you all deserve a break!
The biggest difference between me and the larger design firms (aside from price) is customization. You are free to do whatever you wish when I’m designing, and I highly encourage it! I also have no extra costs, no hidden fees, and I do not tack on expenses outside of what is defined in my contract.
I have an online portfolio if you would like to see some of my work. I can also send you a sample packet of some of my work. I know I always like to have physical samples in my hands, especially when making decisions concerning my business!
My design processes are fairly streamlined so you do not have to spend time worrying if your brand is being taken care of. I understand how busy you are.
Here are the basics for a logo/branding design:
To get started I have an online Logo Design Questionnaire that you can fill out at your leisure. Your answers will be submitted directly to me. I then go through this with a fine tooth comb to make sure I have no questions and format it all for into a design contract for you (so you can double check that I’m on the right page and it has all the legal big words, etc.). Once everything is signed and whatnot, I work my design magic!
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. I’m happy to help in any way I can!
I’m always looking for ways to better accommodate my clients. Since they are mostly small business owners and solo attorneys, I’ve been working on an “a-la-carte” style structure for web design. Let’s face it, everyone is different—especially when it comes to what they want on a website—and one price simply doesn’t make sense!
I’ve also been looking for a way to create better, more cost effective pricing for small businesses and solos. Since Andrew, my husband and solo attorney, received a quote from FindLaw for $8000+ to redo his own site, I’ve been in sticker-shock about what scams are out there. I can assure you that paying to feed a small country and paying to build a website are not in the same ballpark—unless you are building the next Ebay, Google, or Amazon.com.
The best news is WordPress and Thesis! Now don’t balk because you might have heard an “ugly” blog term. When you hear WordPress and Thesis together, beautiful things happen…fast and inexpensively! Why? Because Thesis takes all those hours I would have spent programming and throws them out the window. I can do the same, nay better website than “Big Name Law” for a fraction of the cost because I’m not wasting my time and your money reprogramming the base structure.
There are three parts to my new website cost structure: 1) design; 2) implementation; and 3) extras.
1) Design – $750:
*If you choose to only have a design done, you will receive all images created for your layout, including PSDs, PDFs, JPEGs, etc.
2) Implementation – $750:
3) Extras – These are the most commonly asked for “extras.” If there is anything you are interested in, but don’t see on the list, please just ask and I’ll look into it. Also, because I use WordPress and Thesis, your extras can be changed constantly! You can pick some now, then decide a year from now that you want a couple more, or you can have me completely undo any and all of them at any time. The prices are per extra, so you can choose as many or as few as your and your budget want.
There are two price points, $75 and $175. A couple of the extras are on both price points, but I (hopefully) explain why each is different:
$75 Extras:
$175 Extras:
The Lejeune Foundation USA asked me to do a complete website design and build from top to bottom. It allows for the Foundation to keep its donors up-to-date on news and connected with pertinent social media and events.
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