Who I am
I carry a lot of hats, but at my warm center is the heart of an artist.
I sing to myself and drum on the table during dinner. I’m lead vocals and keys in a dad band. I have two dream jobs: a dive boat captain and an indie cinematographer (in no particular order).
I have the most fun when I get to create. Charcoal grill, Steinway, or desktop, I’m at my best when I’m making something.
When I worked in the hospital, I created comfort in spaces where joy was in short supply. Instead of building color palettes, I built trust in a humans experiencing the worst days of their lives.
My core in all of this, what drives me, is joy. If you can’t have fun, if we can’t make something beautiful, then what’s the point?
Now, I get to create, build trust, make art, and promote joy in my designs. It is an honor to be able to help you build your dream.
It’s a privilege to be here.
More kind words
Results
“Seamless. Super nice. Quick turnaround. Polished and professional. Sean is my new GO-TO!”
“Sean is a great listener, understood my needs, and is kind and caring. He was easy to work with, and a great communicator. Even as we both struggled with Wix, he was humble and honest about what was challenging, which I appreciated.”
“Sean took my Squarespace website from "fine" to looking professional, with excellent whitespace and small details like circled words that gave everything extra sparkle. He's a pleasure to work with.”
“Sean is a solution-oriented thinker and a clear communicator which makes working with him a positive experience.”
“I found myself frequently relying on Sean for not only his calm, clear communication style, but also for his substantial knowledge in the field.”
My primary differences
This is a service.
Helping other humans realize that the most sustainable, most successful business model is to be yourself is the ultimate service.
I understand how difficult it is to make this leap and how much personal gunk this process brings up. I see you and I’ve here to help you build this into your brand and your website.
I’ve lived the experience of leaving a monolithic system (healthcare, in my case) and going out on my own.
This is going to be fun.
I constantly tell myself “I get to do this!”. I see everything as a creative process, I just happen to get paid for this one.
We get to make something that you’re proud of, that you’re over-the-moon-excited about. It’s going to have your creative DNA all over it and that just makes me giddy.
We’re both going to enjoy this process. We’re going to have fun and I make it very clear that that’s why I’m here.
