Art Direction, Creative Strategy, Integrated Marketing

Art Director leading creative strategy and execution across product launches, catalog systems, brand marketing, social media strategy, and email marketing campaigns to drive engagement and growth.

  • Objective: Define how Friendly Loom speaks and feels across every touchpoint.

    I refined and strengthened the brand voice to balance heritage craftsmanship with warmth and modern clarity. Messaging was standardized across packaging, catalog, email, website, and social to ensure consistency.

    This included:

    • Establishing tone guidelines

    • Writing product descriptions and campaign copy

    • Shaping launch messaging

    • Aligning language across channels

    The strategy was simple: every word should feel unmistakably Friendly Loom.

  • Objective: Create a world around each product release.

    Rather than simply introducing new kits or bundles, I conceptualized each launch as a cohesive narrative experience.

    For every release, I:

    • Developed the campaign theme and positioning

    • Wrote launch copy

    • Directed visual tone and mood

    • Determined styling and color emphasis

    • Designed supporting marketing assets

    Each product wasn’t just launched, it was introduced to the consumer as a new story.

  • Objective: Translate narrative into imagery.

    I directed and executed photoshoots to align with campaign concepts and seasonal storytelling.

    This included:

    • Shot planning and mood direction

    • Styling and composition decisions

    • Lighting and visual consistency

    • Post-production oversight

    • Asset optimization for digital and print

    The visuals weren’t decorative, they reinforced positioning.

  • Objective: Ensure cohesion across every platform.

    From catalogs to packaging to email marketing to social media, I designed and deployed creative assets that carried the same narrative thread.

    Execution included:

    • Catalog layouts

    • Packaging updates

    • Email campaigns

    • Social graphics and launch assets

    • Amazon and retail materials

    The goal was seamless translation from concept to customer.

    • Objective: Build a recognizable, immersive brand ecosystem.

      Over time, this approach created a cohesive “Friendly Loom lifestyle”, where products, imagery, language, and community engagement felt connected rather than isolated.

      The strategy was about cultivating tradition, creativity, and belonging.

  • Through strategic narrative development and integrated execution, Friendly Loom experienced measurable growth and strengthened brand presence.

    Results included:

    • 198% increase in email conversions in one year

    • 20% increase in seasonal bundle sales during narrative-based launches

    • Improved brand consistency across DTC and retail channels

    • Reduced creative fragmentation through centralized direction

    The shift from product promotion to story-driven positioning contributed to stronger community engagement and repeat purchase behavior.

Strategy

Unify the Brand System

I aligned product packaging, catalog design, website messaging, email campaigns, and social content into one cohesive visual and verbal identity. Typography, photography direction, and tone of voice were standardized to reflect Friendly Loom’s heritage craftsmanship and warmth.

The focus was consistency, ensuring every customer interaction reinforced trust, quality, and tradition.

Elevate Brand Voice & Storytelling

Rather than presenting products as simple craft kits, I positioned them as experiences rooted in creativity, connection, and nostalgia.

I developed narrative frameworks for product launches, wrote campaign copy, and ensured messaging across platforms felt human, inviting, and distinctly Friendly Loom.

The goal was stronger emotional resonance.

World Building

Each launch was treated as a cohesive story.

From naming bundles to defining color themes and seasonal context, I built narrative “worlds” around each product release. Visual direction, photography, and supporting assets were developed to reinforce that theme.

Products weren’t introduced, they were immersed in story.

Centralize Creative Leadership

By leading art direction, copywriting, photography execution, email campaigns, and social strategy, I ensured creative cohesion across channels.

Centralized leadership reduced fragmentation and strengthened brand clarity.

Ownership created alignment.