The Atelier
AT·EL·IER /ˌADLˈYĀ/ noun A workshop or studio, especially one used by an artist or designer
You may not yet know about my talented brother, so I’d like to introduce you. His creative eye and extensive technical skills as a photographer allow him to reveal his appreciation for the true beauty of each subject.
While I ride horses and he rides bikes, we share the ability to be creatively inspired, and we both prefer to communicate in visual form.
About a month ago, I took a creative field trip to my hometown of Savannah, Georgia. I intended to visit a high school friend and recharge myself while gathering some new inspiration — and I always enjoy finding something new in a fond, familiar setting.
Come on a refreshing Savannah journey with me to find new inspiration of your own.
Is print dead?
Do printed mediums still drive results?
Should I invest in print?
In today’s digital world, there are a myriad of marketing tools you can utilize to get your brand and offerings in front of consumers across the globe.
Creativity is like a dance — more of a process than an entity or a result. And being a creative professional (which all business owners are, to some extent) is often more like a lifestyle than a job.
After an unusual year filled with challenges and silver linings, I wanted to open up my creative world to you, and give you a behind-the-scenes look at a day in the life at JonesHaus.
Rebranding is one of our specialties here at JonesHaus, and it’s also one of our favorite things to do for growing businesses! Why? Because we love to see how rebranding can breathe new life into a company by reminding the world of who you are and what you offer, aesthetically attracting the right customers and inspiring the team internally to reach new heights.
We recently redesigned a website that turned out simply stunning: amandajewel.com.
Amanda Jewel offers floral design with incredible artistry and provides outstanding experiences for their customers. Now, their website finally does their work justice.
The old adage is true. There are no dumb questions. Except the ones you don't ask.
Growing up, I wanted to be an FBI agent because I was fascinated in finding out the who, what, when, where and why something happened. But since science, chemistry and math were not my strong subjects, I gravitated to art and design instead.
