The Swift Fox studio - foxing amazing

Every project starts differently a sketch, a text message, an email full of screenshots and “can we make it look like this?” energy. My job is to take whatever you’ve got and turn it into something polished, functional, and designed for real-world use.

From logos and promotional materials to packaging, apparel graphics, and brand visuals, I create design that helps small businesses stand out and show up. I care about craft, clarity, and the “oh wow, that’s exactly what we needed” moments because good design should make your life easier, not harder.

If you’ve got a product to sell, a service to promote, or a brand to grow, I can help you make it look as strong as it deserves to be. I work with small businesses, makers, startups, and teams who need design that actually sells, explains, or does a job in the real world.

Not seeing what you need? Ask. If it exists in the world, odds are I can design it.

• Logos + Visual Identity
• Packaging + Product Design
• Brand Assets + Collateral
• Apparel Graphics + Merch
• Flyers + Menus + Promo Materials
• Event Branding + Signage
• Custom Creative Projects

1. Tell me what you need
   The formal way is via the contact form. Realistically it is usually a sketch or a text.
    
2. We shape the scope
   I’ll ask smart questions, recommend options, and help clarify the goal.
    
3. Quote + Timeline
   Transparent pricing based on your project, not a one-size template.
    
4. Design + Approvals
   Real iterations, not “pick one and good luck.” Revisions are collaborative, not painful.
    
5. Final Delivery
   Files, mockups, print-ready assets, or finished products, whatever the project requires.
    

I’m Rachel, designer, problem-solver, and creative Swiss Army knife. I’ve spent 20+ years designing for brands, products, and people who need things to look sharp and work well in the real world.

I speak fluent “aesthetic,” “technical,” and “client who isn’t exactly sure how to explain what they want.” If you’ve got an idea, I can get it there. Good design isn’t magic it’s communication. But I won’t lie… a little magic helps.