Is going 80 percent of the way good enough?
AI tools are revolutionizing design and marketing with impressive capabilities, but there's a crucial gap between "generated" and "great." Sure, AI can produce a decent slide deck or logo in minutes—but what happens when you need to refine that concept, adapt it for different applications, or elevate it beyond generic output?
The real question is: does your brand settle for "good enough"?
AI-generated designs often hit a creative ceiling. They lack the strategic thinking, brand consistency, and nuanced modifications that turn good ideas into exceptional results. When that AI logo needs tweaking, when the color palette doesn't quite work, or when you need variations for different media—that's where human expertise becomes invaluable.
I bridge this gap perfectly. Working with AI tools as a starting point, I can help you harness their speed and cost-effectiveness while applying professional design principles to create something truly outstanding. Whether you're starting from scratch and want to leverage AI efficiency, or you have AI-generated assets that need professional refinement and expansion, I deliver the best of both worlds: cutting-edge technology guided by 25 years of design expertise.
Don't settle for "AI good enough"—get AI-enhanced excellence.
You created an AI logo that you love.
Now what?
Now what?
How do you modify it? How to put it on a sign? On a shirt? What about creating graphics and photos that advance the brand?
I can help. Get expert level work and keep what you love but take it to text level. All without the agency price tag.
You used AI to define your color, fonts, etc...
Now what?
Now what?
Bringing your vision to life with AI is thrilling. But after it's realized, can you replicate it? Can you transform it into a full-fledged campaign? Can all your marketing materials align with it? Absolutely, though you might need a designer's help to make it happen!
Created a template that... looks like a template.
Now what?
Now what?
Having your site content online is fantastic, but is it properly branded? Does it stand out? Does it present a professional image? While I don't code, I specialize in design. I can enhance your existing template within its current framework, elevating its look without starting from scratch.