Mount Vernon identity applied to packaging and products made in Virginia and sold in the gift shop on the grounds of the estate.
Seeds are harvested from the Mount Vernon estate.
Wine labels feature a reproduction of a painting of Mount Vernon, circa 1792.
Annual conference branding on a variety of items.
Identity and marketing for Reston Town Center, a downtown development in Reston, Virginia.
Paper sample promotion for Frank Parsons Paper Company based in Landover, Maryland. The target audience was graphic designers, production managers and printers.
Identity for all men’s and women’s sports. The logo was painted on the football field, the floor of the basketball arena and used on a wide variety of clothing items for sale by the UM Athletic Department.
Melinda S. Williams does event planning. A different type face for each of her initials suggests a variety of events from simple to elaborate.
This site was recreated in WordPress using Portfolio+.
“Thanks, Kathleen, I love the new site!”
: : : Diane Sauer, Trellis Art Designs, St. Louis, MO
This is the previous version of the site.
“Kathleen is not only very good at graphic design and creating websites, she is wonderful to work with. She listened carefully, offered suggestions when asked, and in the end produced exactly what I wanted!”
: : : Diane Sauer, Trellis Art Designs, St. Louis, MO
Below is the “under construction” page which gave a hint of things to come.
www.sauermachine.com
Kathleen, Thank you for everything. All of the sites look great. It is always a pleasure working with you.
: : : Warren Sauer
New responsive WordPress version of the site went live in March, 2014.
www.stlfabarts.com
Below was the first version of the site.
Splash page for a new site in development by the client. Image will be used for site id and favicon.
To understand what a marvelous designer Kathleen Herring is, all you have to do is look at the website she created for me: www.joanbarthel.com. An editor in New York, who has seen many websites, calls it “a great triumph.” The director of development at Saint Louis University says simply, “I was blown away by it. Wow!” Kathleen was brilliant in her suggestions for me, remarkable in her insights, and endlessly patient. To have this gifted artist design my website, I have to wonder: how did I get so lucky?
: : : Joan Barthel, St. Louis, MO
(Joan went to her glory January 5, 2018. Site is no longer live.)
“Kathleen took my website from “under construction” to fabulous (and it’s not just me saying that!) in a way I never could. Kathleen is not just artfully talented—she’s clever, efficient and managed my tendency to procrastinate with firm good humor. And she handled the whole shebang, leaving no detail unattended. I couldn’t be more pleased.”
: : : Susan Caba
(Site is no longer live.)
www.billfirst.com New responsive site May, 2014.
The site is now easy for Bill to update on his own.
In April, Kathleen approached me about revising my site so it would be more responsive to mobile devices, including both smart phones and tablets. Since Kathleen had rebuilt my site in 2011, and I was familiar with her keen attention to detail, I was thrilled to have her update my site. It’s even better than I expected, and my clients can quickly and easily review my furniture on their home computers, as well as their mobile devices. Kathleen’s attention to detail is superlative, and I could not be more happy with the results! Within a few weeks of launching my new site, I landed a wonderful project from a client in New Jersey!
: : : Bill First, Furniture Designer, WoodWorks, Chicago, Illinois
Below is the first version of Bill First Woodworks.
“I have worked with Kathleen on a few projects over the years and when I approached her about re-constructing my website, I knew she would pay attention to every detail from beginning through completion. During our preliminary phone conversations, Kathleen really listened to my concerns, made wonderful suggestions for the new site, and I was sure she was the right designer for me. I was not sure how Kathleen would proceed, but I was certain it would be well designed; and formatted to help my customers easily navigate through the site. The result: it’s very clean, precise, and shows prospective customers exactly what I do, and how to go about placing an order. I am very pleased with my new website and the working relationship I have with Kathleen Herring Design!”
: : : Bill First, Furniture Designer, WoodWorks+, Chicago, Illinois
