About Sojourn & Soul

I’ve always been an artist.

For as long as I can remember, I couldn’t be found without a pencil or paintbrush in hand. My hobby naturally flowed into graphic design, and I worked on small projects growing up.

I didn’t think of design as a career option, though, until I married my junior high sweetheart, and we started our family right away. Branding and web design merged my love of art and motherhood: I could stay home and have a creative business outlet at the same time.

Although I had a background in traditional art mediums, I didn’t have one in design, so I invested in courses, looked up to others in the industry, and took on free work to build my portfolio.

As my business and family grew, the hustle culture I had started my business with no longer served me.

I began leaning more into my intuition and femininity, seeing them as strengths, not weaknesses.

I learned more about myself and what it meant to be me, a woman, mother, and designer. I let go of my biases against the slow and feminine and instead embraced them.

Over the last five years, I’ve streamlined my process, always leaving room for intuition and connection. Today, my design days channel my art knowledge, insight, and experience to help other women and mother-owned businesses flourish.

Every day looks different for me. I work during naptime, once the kids go to bed, and on the weekends, always trying to honour what my body is telling me. I don’t always find that balance, though, as a mom of three littles.

When clients come to me, I want them to feel safe to express their uniqueness, to come as they are. While this is not what gets me out of bed in the morning (that’s my kids’ job), I’m honoured to be able to portray the work of brilliant women so they can live the life they’ve always dreamed of.