Turning ideas into

visuals and stories

people understand

and love

Intitutions
Brands
Creators
A newsletter titled 'SCRI: PIP-CAP NEWSLETTER' with a cover photo of strawberries in containers. Highlights include student highlights, fertilizers for runner formation, and heading toward molecular breeding. The inside pages feature scientific artic
Poster advertising the Bunch Grape Webinar Series, hosted by NC State, listing upcoming dates and topics like disease management, pest management, and canopy management, with a registration website at the bottom. Designed by Alnic.
Flyer for the 2024 Annual Meeting of the SCRI: PIP-CAP, discussing indoor propagation and agriculture projects, with schedule, objectives, and speaker photos. Designed by Alnic.
White T-shirt with green accents and text. Front view shows a small vertical label on left chest reading 'VERY BERRY SMALLFRUITS PROGRAM' and back view displays a rectangular logo reading 'VERY BERRY' and additional text below. Designed by Alnic.
A wooden A-frame signboard outside a cafe promoting the 3rd Annual SCRI: PIP-CAP meeting in San Luis Obispo, California, with agenda items including presentations, tour of Cal Poly SLO, and tour of growing region. Designed by Alnic.
Dark blue coffee mug with the text 'MaXi' in large green letters and 'Food Nutrition Science' below it in smaller letters on a black background. Designed by Alnic.
Sign at an indoor shopping mall promoting small fruit experts and their research on small fruits in the U.S. with a colorful circular logo that says "The Very Berry Lab". Created by Alnic.
Two women are hanging a poster about a Pierce's Disease Workshop, hosted by NC State, on a blue door. The poster contains event details such as date, time, location, and agenda. Created by Alnic.
Computer screen displaying YouTube thumbnail for 2025 Strawberry Field Day with images of a farm and people, on a wooden desk with a plant, glasses, books, a mug, and office supplies. Created by Alnic.
Logo for The Very Berry Lab featuring a circular design with yellow, green, red, and blue checkered patterns and text in the center that reads 'The Very Berry Lab'. Created by Alnic.

institutions

For teams communicating their impact

You’re leading programs, research and outreach that matter, and getting people to understand it all isn’t always easy. I help teams like yours design materials that feel organized, human and ready to share. From data-heavy reports to outreach campaigns, everything is made to fit your audience and your message.

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Brands

For businesses and startups building their identity

Your work is amazing, so your messaging and visuals should match. I help small businesses and entrepreneurs build brands that actually reflect who they are. Together we’ll design the pieces that make your audience stop, notice, and remember you, whether it’s your website or an ad campaign.

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creators

For individuals turning ideas into stories and visuals

You already have the ideas. Let me help shape how they’re seen. From portfolio sites to launch visuals, I work with creatives, educators, and independent professionals to make their work easy to follow, memorable, and unmistakably theirs.

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○ The Essentials Package

○ The Essentials Package

If you’re just getting started, build your brand and website the right way: together.

This package is perfect for new business owners who are ready to feel total confidence and ease when it comes to their brand and website.

You’ll walk away from this project with a flexible brand system and a user-friendly website that feel like you and actually work for your business.

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Colorful, abstract, iridescent fabric with soft folds and a shiny appearance, a pattern for Alnic.

Mark Hoffmann, owner of MaXi

“The quality of Alexa's work is exceptional. I can use the items she developed across all my platforms without a problem.

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The main reason I love working with Alexa is her creativity. I think her work aligns perfectly with my vision, and that is worth more than gold.”

Alexa Artis is photographed, a young woman with short, curly black hair, wearing glasses, smiling outdoors on a sunny day, dressed in a green polo shirt with a white collar and a palm tree emblem.

Why work with me?

Because this isn’t a marketing factory and it’s definitely not Fiverr.

I’ve worked with institutions, researchers, small business owners, and creative professionals who share one challenge: explaining what they do in a way that feels right.

My work bridges design and communication so your audience doesn’t just see your message — they connect with it.

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