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marketing and design for everybody

Marketing and design shouldn't be intimidating, one-size-fits-all, or costly — especially not for small brands. Anne Marie works with businesses to elevate their brand's presence through impactful, diy-friendly solutions.

✔︎ make a bigger impact     ✔︎ save time and money      ✔︎ do it yourself

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what she does

"final" deliverables aren't  her thing
Anne Marie specializes in creating adaptable assets and strategies that can be reused indefinitely. This creates an impact that stretches far beyond the initial partnership, enabling brands to thrive on their own terms.
impactful designs
to get your name out there

She'll meld aesthetics with functionality to create custom-made materials that will help your brand stand out from the crowd.

clear strategies
to identify and connect with your target audiences

She develops a strong understanding, not only of your brand right now, but also where you want it to be down the road. Goals in hand, she’ll craft a cohesive and clear brand strategy for you to use and adapt for years to come.

reusable tools
to help you maintain and grow your brand for the long haul

Great design and strategy are crucial but it’s equally important to know how to put it all to use. Her templates, assets, and resources are designed to help you maintain and grow your brand independently.

newsletter system
Frankford Friends School

annual report template
Camp Onas

about aml

Hi, I'm Anne Marie (she/her). I grew up in Newport News, VA, and then planted one foot in college radio and another in video production at Florida State. I then spent a few years in the NYC media scene where I produced video content at Slate, Eater, and Dow Jones Media Group, before heading into the Communications Design MFA program at Pratt Institute to expand beyond the world of video and move toward strategy and creative direction.

Things started to click after that. I moved to Philly and began working with local and global organizations on every aspect of their communications. The wider lens quickly revealed how limitations in budget and capacity can hamper growth, especially for smaller brands who don't have the resources to enlist the help of a design agency or to hire a dedicated marketing team. I’ve since devoted my time to figuring out how to make it easier for people to manage the marketing themselves.

why work with her

she's here for the folks who are doing the marketing themselves

Her nimble approach is ideal for those who think that their brand could benefit from professional design services, but who don’t have the budget to hire a big agency or a full-time employee.

let's work together

Anne Marie is based in Philly but will work with brands anywhere.

Get a quote for your project

Free

This is a great option for brands who already have a project in mind and need someone to manage it from start to finish. You'll meet with Anne Marie to get her up to speed and then she'll send along a project quote and timeline for your consideration.

Bring her in for a day of work

$575/4 hrs

Packages available
M-F 9am-5pm

If you have a lot on your to-do list and you've got a tight budget to work with, this option is for you. You'll hire Anne Marie for a set amount of time and she'll work with you to tackle as much as possible as fast as possible.

Book a 24-hour website sprint

$1,250

$875

30% discount for bookings made before 12/31

Anne Marie will set you up with a new Squarespace website in just one day. Let's get you on the web and ready to grow!

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Design, templates

Open Society Foundations Communications

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Design, templates

Open Society Foundations Communications

High-quality deliverables for a global organization

As a designer with the Open Society Communications team, Anne Marie worked cross-functionally across multiple teams to produce high-quality deliverables for both internal and external use across multiple global offices serving over 120+ countries. Assets included publications, presentations, data visualizations, internal documents, and signage. Anne Marie also produced public-facing social media posts for Open Society’s Instagram and Twitter channels, ensuring the cohesive application of the brand identity across all content to help amplify Open Society’s mission around the world.

Visual Identity, Templates

Camp Onas Templates

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Visual Identity, Templates

Camp Onas Templates

A future-proofed document and slide deck template

Camp Onas approached Anne Marie to develop a new visual identity and presentation template for their 2023 capital fundraising campaign as well as a document template for their 2023 annual report. Both projects required a new visual identity that expanded upon the existing Camp Onas brand while amplifying the revised mission, vision, and values. Anne Marie served as a strategic partner—optimizing the campaign content and storytelling through the incorporation of captivating photography, color, typography, page design, and iconography. She refined and prioritized Camp Onas’ core messaging within each deliverable to ensure organizational consistency and increase audience engagement. The final templates and resources were provided to staff members to use, edit, and replicate for years to come, building their team’s internal capacity to communicate with their audiences.

Web Design

Billy Libby Music

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Web Design

Billy Libby Music

Visual identity and web design for an independent producer.

Billy Libby, an independent producer, composer, and instrumentalist, approached Anne Marie to design a portfolio website that would offer clients and collaborators an overview of his work. Anne Marie established a unique visual language to unify the site’s content and added a narrative flow to organize his diverse array of projects. The website was built using Squarespace, a user-friendly tool that makes updating the site in the future easy.

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her work in action

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