I’m Jess Leftault — a curious and thoughtful graphic designer with a well rounded set of skills to offer small businesses, in house marketing teams, and nonprofits. Though print and packaging design are what I’m most passionate about, I also offer expertise in digital marketing, social media, e-commerce and web design.
A Good Eater Podcast
Branding for a podcast focused demystifying healthy eating. The icons are subtly abstracted shapes of healthy foods as the podcast tries to make healthy eating less abstract for its listeners.
Logo
Brand Guidelines
Icons
Podcast Cover
HomePlate Youth Services
Rebranding a well establish nonprofit providing services to unhoused youth in Washington County.
Logo
Brand Guidelines
Imagery
Business Card & Letterhead
Informational Flyers
Squarespace Web Design & Build
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Rose City Pride Bands
LGBTQIA+ nonprofit organization supporting four unique performance groups. Each needed to have their own identity while feeling connected to the main organization.
Renaming of All Four Groups
Logo
Brand Guidelines
Imagery
Business Card
Letterhead
Event Banners & Signage
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Daughters Market
Startup Brand Identity package for a marketplace targeting female makers and sellers.
Logo
Brand Guidelines
Imagery
Business Card
Letterhead
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Brand Photography Art Direction
Company: Herb Pharm LLC
Role: Art Director & Set Designer
Acted as Art Director for a variety of brand photoshoots. Designed sets and scenes that aligned with brand visions.
Photography by Shay Platz
Assisted by Lina Watanabe
Social Media Posts
Client: Herb Pharm, LLC
Role: Social Media Graphic Designer
A collection of social media posts from my time as the Marketing Visual Designer at Herb Pharm, an herbal tincture company and farm based in Souther Oregon.
Written by Staff Copywriter Jenny Gundeid
Homeplate Rebrand
Client: Homeplate Youth Services
Role: Brand & Web Designer
A rebrand for a nonprofit serving youth facing housing instability and houselessness. I worked closely with the programs participants and staff to craft a logo and brand that they were excited about.
