I'm Zoe Miller, a graphic designer with experience in print, digital and branding work. For the last two years I have worked at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Realty, designing marketing and branding materials for 150+ real estate agents there. Now, I'm looking to relocate to St. Louis, Missouri, and hoping to transition to remote work. I have experience in the Adobe Indesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop, along with basic knowledge of Premiere, After Effects, and Light Room.

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Hi there! I'm an artist, graphic designer, and all-around maker. You can typically find me at a computer clicking away making sure everything is aligned just the way I want it... or in the garage, in front of a canvas, covered in paint. Or in any number of places in between.

Right now, I'm mostly a graphic designer. I love working one-on-one with clients to help them create marketing pieces that authentically represent them and their businesses. I do a lot of print and layout design - postcards, flyers, brochures, booklets, and the like, but I love when I get to dip my toes into logo design, branding, and anything involving coming up with creative marketing and design solutions (a custom designed display for your branded gold divots? Let's figure it out!)

As an artist and nonstop creator, one of my favorite activities is learning how to do new things so that I can execute my many and, admittedly, often a-little-bit-crazy ideas. That's what led me to teach myself Photoshop as a high school student (so that I could create digital art and GIFs for my blog), learn how to create CD packaging (for my band), venture into Adobe AfterEffects (because Canva's animation presets couldn't do quite what I wanted), dive headfirst into InDesign's book files (so I could organize and create a collaborative art book with 50 other people) and another million things I could list.

I have a habit of getting an idea in my head and not stopping until I can execute it just how I want it. I have been called prolific, a little bit crazy, and an overall pleasure to have in class, but mostly I just want to use art and design to make somebody's day a little bit easier and maybe a little bit more fun.