Studio Notes
8 Years of Brand Strategy: What It Looks Like to Build a World Over Time
What happens when brand strategy is treated as an ongoing relationship instead of a one-time project? Eight years with West Angeles EEP shows how clarity and consistency compound over time.
They Came to Me for a Website. I Gave Them a World.
Colina came to Die Free Studios for a website, but the real opportunity was bigger. See how strategy, creative direction, photography, and design came together to create a cohesive brand world.
When Your Website Doesn’t Match Your Reputation
AZIZA Work Group had already built the reputation. Their website simply wasn’t reflecting it. See how we repositioned their digital presence to match the level of work they were already doing.
Every Founder Has a Network
You probably have a larger network than you think. Learn how to identify the relationships already around you and activate them intentionally to create more support, insight, and opportunity.
From Scattered to Scalable
Jordan Sanders started with several meaningful services but no clear structure connecting them. Within (3) months, Full Intentions gained clients, recurring revenue, stronger visibility, and a growing team.
How Squarespace Circle Day Reshaped the Way I Run My Studio
I was hired to be a live brand consultant at Squarespace Circle Day 2024, but also walked away with new systems for website projects, a key marketing approach, and new ideas how leading Die Free Studios.
Inside the Studio: Websites Designed with Story & Strategy
A selection of websites we've designed and the strategy behind each one. Every project starts with understanding the story, goals, and experience we want visitors to have before a single page is designed.
Inside the Studio: A Safe Space to Create
An inside look at designing a portfolio website for photographer Alex G. Harper, and how the right website design became an extension of her creative identity.
Work From the Studio: A Collection of Logo Explorations
A collection of logo explorations that celebrate simplicity, experimentation, and thoughtful design.

