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Introduction: Sheila Lewis is a graphic designer with 17+ years experience including brand evolution and brand management for fortune 500, billion-dollar brands to launching new brands both big and small. Her expertise ranges across brand design strategy, packaging, print and marketing. Her craft is focused on creative problem solving that always supports brand equity, business objectives and creativity. I enjoying switching gears to help clients that span a variety of industries, categories and design services. Learning new insights about categories, businesses and their audiences is not only exciting but it is what fuels the creative process.

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What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
No two creative projects are the same. Therefore, I try to stay as flexible as possible to meet the needs of my clients. I typically approach the compensation question with three possible avenues that we can take: 1.) Discuss your budget + your project needs — together we can devise a plan for how I can help meet those project needs within your budget. 2.) Discuss your project needs — then I will propose a plan and estimated cost for how to meet your project needs. 3.) Sometimes my clients, or their specific project needs, simply prefer to go the hourly rate direction.
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
Where my client is in the creative process can vary greatly but in general when I work with new clients I make sure to gather enough information for me to be able to deliver the following steps from beginning to end of any project. 1. Consultation 2. Contract / Creative Brief - defining the project scope, timeline and budget 3. Reviewing Concepts / Artwork 4. Client Feedback 5. Revisions to Concepts / Artwork 6. Repeat 3, 4, 5 as needed. 7. Client approval 8. Deploying or Releasing final artwork
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I have a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design from Northern Kentucky University. But, I consider years on the job as training as well. I'm a seasoned designer working 17+ years in various award winning agencies, in-house design teams and now as a freelancer. My experience allows me to quickly learn and digest a lot of information about a business, brand or project to allow me to hit the ground running by turning around strong creative design solutions that are on equity and / or meeting unique business challenges.