Writing to Exhale Visual Identity 

Jamie-Lee Morris, a Cincinnati-based poet and social worker, developed a series of community writing workshops centering the work of Black women writers and creating space for participants to explore their own creative practices. Through mindful prompts, shared reflection, and supportive writing community, the workshops invited participants to cultivate their voices and creative goals. I support the launch of the inaugural series by developing its visual identity and marketing materials, helping translate the program’s values into a cohesive visual language that invited community participation. 


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