As a fellow creative, I get the hesitation of handing over your business’s biggest design needs. You just met me, and you’re wondering how a stranger could possibly execute the vision living in your head. Well, probably the same way you execute your clients’ visions without knowing them inside and out. Because that’s what we do as creatives, right?
Just like you wouldn’t hand your camera to someone else to shoot your best friend’s wedding, designing your own brand and website isn’t really your job. It’s mine. And while I’ll be taking the lead on this project, your brand stays entirely yours throughout the process.
I’m here to design something beautiful that works hard, and I’m here to listen. Your vision is always the framing—I’m just the one making sure we capture the shot.
Every decision we make has a reason behind it. Design needs to look good, but it also has to move your business forward in a specific, intentional way.
If a design choice isn’t solving a real problem, it doesn’t belong in your brand.
I show up as myself and I make space for you to do the same.
I want to understand what actually drives your business and what success looks like for you specifically, because that’s the only way to build something that feels genuinely yours.
I keep it real from day one, and I hope you will, too. If something isn’t working or we need to adjust course, I'll say so.
Budget, timeline, creative feedback—nothing is too awkward to bring up. The more openly we communicate, the better the work gets.
Working with me means working together to execute your vision, not just handing it over and waiting.
I’m genuinely invested in where your business is going, and here to create something together that neither of us could have gotten to alone.
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Art has always been how I’ve made sense of the world, and it wasn’t until college that I realized brand and website design was the version I wanted to build a career around. After graduating Summa Cum Laude in 2022, I went the traditional route—marketing and graphic design in corporate America—and for a while, it was exactly what I needed. One of the most exciting projects I had during this period was a full rebrand of
But at some point, the work started to feel dull. The creativity that had drawn me to the field began feeling constrained, and I started to feel like my ideas were no longer being heard. I have the kind of brain that’s equal parts creative and analytical, and I’ve always loved bringing my BIG ideas to my work. The clearest example of that was when the multi-million-dollar company I worked for underwent a full rebrand, and I handled the majority of the design work, from developing the logo suite and brandmark to the color palette and typography. It was exactly the kind of project I wanted more of, but in a way where I felt that I could bring my truest self to, with people who were just as passionate about their businesses as I’ve always been about my craft. That no longer felt possible in corporate America.
So even though the idea of going off on my own felt slightly terrifying, I started Bostron Design Studio toward the tail end of 2024 (which, fun fact, pays homage to my maiden name, Bostron). And it turns out that the combination of creative instinct and strategic, user-experience-focused thinking was perfect for the intentional, problem-solving design I started creating for my clients.
Without a doubt, an ice-cold can of Diet Dr. Pepper.
I’m probably with my husband playing board games, watching movies (with a sweet treat in hand), and adventuring outside. I’m also an avid runner (countless half marathons and 2 full marathons down!) and Dancing With the Stars’ biggest fan.
Honestly, a lot like it does right now, because I absolutely love my work and my clients. The only part I’d change is moving to a small town where my husband and I can own a little land and keep a few chickens. What can I say? I’m a country girl at heart.
I will never forget what it was like working with my very first client. I had this deep feeling of gratitude and appreciation knowing that someone out there trusted me to play a part in their business, and it’s stuck with me throughout every new project and client experience to date.
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