Redhead Design Studio

Amy's a noodler. She may seem reserved in meetings, but don't be fooled—inside her head is abuzz with activity. Amy eats information for lunch, finding complex relationships between details, and gathering knowledge from 20 different sources to find the answers that are right for you. She'll take it all in, process it, and organize it. A little while later out comes something beautiful, and clever, and unique, and shiny.

Amy brings high-art sensibilities and a strategically-focused mind-set to the table. Amy has performed for a wide range of clients—the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, TDS Metrocom, Capital Area Transportation Authority, and the Michigan Office of Highway Safety Planning, to name a few. Outside of the office, you can find Amy doing pro-bono work for the Michigan Audubon Society, and the Michigan World Language Association. Amy, her husband and two daughters are true nature lovers—she even serves on the board for Fenner Nature Center. A born researcher, she is forever exploring and learning about everything she can get her hands on. She is an accomplished photographer, painter and gardener, and will often entertain you with stories of the beasts and fowl surrounding her sylvan home. If you get a chance, ask her about "the wood duck incident." An entertaining tale, to say the least.

Amy has a degree in Fine Art from Michigan State University. She has been in the field of graphic design and marketing for 13 years.