Squashing the Spread


Touchable Design’s first giveaway was a decal featuring a logo I created last summer. The logo was a pro bono project for a group I helped launch to combat COVID-19 in our community. We recently found ourselves in need of thank-you gifts for people choosing to get a COVID vaccine at our pop-up clinics. I got the word out to my local clients, Cork’s Popcorn and Cox Farms Peanut Brittle who were happy to contribute their delicious products, but I wanted to offer a little something from Touchable Design, too. Now, the 40 people we vaccinated will have a lasting reminder of the good they have done for their neighbors in Bulloch County, Georgia.

Selfie credit goes to Shari Barr, local city councilwoman and effective COVID-19 combatant.

Megan and friend at vaccine pop-up event

Logo stickers

 

Decal printed by StickerMule.com. Banner printed locally by Action Signs.

Modeling Professionalism


My friend and I used to watch “America’s Next Top Model,” a reality show starring Tyra Banks. It was an excuse to get together, and definitely not a way to gain useful knowledge for living in the real world.

Yet, I found myself identifying with Top Model contestants last week as I posed for Touchable Design head shots. I was trying to convey “I am a competent, trustworthy, fun professional who has a legit workspace in the United States.” But I was in an office that wasn’t set up yet after two of the most stressful weeks of my life. And we were in a rush due to my overscheduling.

Fortunately, I hired my former co-worker, Jeremy Wilburn, who is an exceptional artist and Photoshop magician. I haven’t seen the final product yet, but he already made me feel like a winner. Now if I can just win those contracts!

Megan sitting at desk laughing with eyes looking to the side

Megan posing with hand on hip outdoors

Photographer aiming camera at Megan with assistant holding light

Jason Hurst works the angles at a family photo shoot. That photo shoot was just after my office photo session with Jeremy Wilburn. Both photographers do excellent work.

Just What I Needed


This week, I attended my first networking lunch as Touchable Design. As soon as the event was on my calendar, I decided I should have a way for people to identify me in a socially-distanced crowd. I came up with the idea of a tote bag and called my friend James Hall right away. If I brought him a bag, could he embroider my logo on it? Big? Tomorrow?

Yes, yes and yes! James is such a great guy. When I brought him the substrate, I asked him what he would charge me. I was expecting a substantial price tag, but he shook his head and said “nothing.” Like it was nothing. But it wasn’t nothing. It was huge. 

That act of kindness had a profound effect on me. As a small business owner himself, he knew what I was going through. The message of solidarity and support he sent in gifting me the embroidery services, more than the actual product, was just what I needed. 

 

Megan holding handbag with embroidered with her logo

I’m proud to join the ranks of small business owners here in Statesboro, Georgia!

Free Printing Services


Thanks to partnerships with local providers here in Statesboro, Touchable Design can now offer full-service printing. That means I can ensure the finished, touchable product matches our expectations. We’re talking everything from brochures to books to shirts, mugs and more. Tell me what you need, and I’ll make sure it is delivered to you on-time and on-point, start-to-finish.

What can I make for you?