
From brand identity to print collateral, here's what I create the most...

Banner
Design

Billboards & Large Format

Business
Cards

Digital
Advertising

Clothing
Design

Digital Media &
Graphics

Documents &
Publications

Print
Advertising

Social Media &
Content

Typography &
Signs
Don't see exactly what you need? Reach out anyway! If it involves design, there's a good chance I can help.


Good design isn't decoration,
it's communication.
Everything I make is built around one question: what do I want someone to think or feel the moment they see this? Get that right, and the rest tends to follow.
How do you charge for graphic design services?
For certain projects like logos, I offer flat-rate pricing that covers everything you need for a polished final product. For more intensive or custom work, I bill at an hourly rate logged through project completion. For specifics, call or text (716) 773-2929 or email info@socialstatusmarketing.com.
How do I receive my final files?
Depending on the file size, final designs are typically emailed to you at project completion. If the file(s) are too large for email, they will be uploaded to a shared Google Drive link for easy downloadable access. All final files are rendered at full, high-quality resolution and commonly are sent as a jpg, png or pdf. Project files (psd, ai, indd) can be sent upon request as well.
What kinds of graphics can you make for my business?
Depending on the file size, final designs are typically emailed to you at project completion. If the file(s) are too large for email, they will be uploaded to a shared Google Drive link for easy downloadable access. All final files are rendered at full, high-quality resolution and commonly are sent as a jpg, png or pdf. Project files (psd, ai, indd) can be sent upon request as well.
I have an idea but I'm not sure how to explain it?
I don't need a detailed brief to get going. A few keywords, some adjectives, maybe a color direction, and we're off. I'll put together a first draft that gives you something to react to, and we go from there. More often than not, seeing that first version is exactly what helps people figure out what they really want.
