In an effort to be more environmentally friendly this year (and because we ran out of time to send anything before the New Year), we have transitioned over to a e-Christmas Card! And now you get to see more pictures of our beautiful faces (a win, win!). Enjoy our Bartlett 2023 by the numbers and a few photo favorites.
Friday, January 5, 2024
Christmas Card 2023
Monday, December 11, 2023
Children's Book Illustrations
Thursday, May 26, 2022
A Few Favorite graphic design projects from 2019-2021
In 2019 I was hired on as Communications Manager for a college campus ministry. It has been a really exciting job as the department I work for has a great need for visual communications in a variety of different formats and target audiences within its ministry. Here is a sampling of graphic work I did for some of my favorite projects:
SMALL GROUP GARAGE: a training program for college student small group leaders that involved a social media campaign that coordinated with an interactive training interface I created on Miro.
Online New Student Outreach social media graphics: I was involved in a nation-wide campaign during Fall 2020 to help campus chapters recruit new students during a non-traditional recruitment period. With so many students “attending” university classes online, our organization needed to be creative with how we met new students, as our traditional methods of face-to-face interaction and invitation were not possible in a virtual setting. These graphics were used in the social media campaign for student recruitment.
Monday, February 15, 2021
Monday, May 4, 2020
Coronavirus Clutter Cure
A good place to start with organizing is to just take everything out (everything) and put into like categories. Next you figure out storage container options. I pick up some mason jars at the thrift store a while back as well as some larger bulk item storage containers from The Container Store for things like rice/oatmeal/cereal/etc. Since we had been living in our current kitchen setup for a while, I had a pretty good idea of what worked and what didn't in terms of locations of items. Spices, oven mitts, stirring spoons, etc all belonged over close to the stove, the snack cupboard needed to be accessible to the kids. All the baking stuff could be tucked away near the kitchen island, etc. Then once I figured out locations for things, I put them into the lidded jars and up on the shelves (more frequently used item being near the bottom, less frequently used item near the top).
This new organization has helped a lot with kitchen efficiency. And it looks so much better than the cluttered, unorganized mess that was there before. Next thing on my list is to get a good label maker for all these bulk containers.
Monday, April 27, 2020
Kitchen Update: Dishwasher + Panel
Bathroom Peg Rail
Christmas Card 2023
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