One of my favorite things about creating is being presented with a challenge.
If you've ever looked at something and thought, "I wonder if you can make this..." there's a good chance I'm going to be excited to figure it out. I genuinely love helping bring ideas to life, especially when they're unique, personal, or something I've never created before.
Because of that, I do accept custom projects. However, custom work is very different from ordering an item that is already listed on my website.
The products you see on my website have already gone through the design, testing, and refinement process. I've worked through the details, perfected the workflow, and know exactly what it takes to complete them efficiently. Custom projects begin with a blank slate, which means additional time is needed for planning, design, testing, communication, and sometimes problem-solving along the way.
What does that mean for you?
First, don't hesitate to ask. Even if you don't see exactly what you're looking for on my website, I'd love to hear your idea and see if it's something I can create.
However, custom projects may require:
Additional design and development time
Longer production timelines
Additional communication and approvals
Pricing that differs from similar products already listed on the website