Hi there! I'm Emily Gordon, and
I'm a freelance designer.
I do mostly web stuff, sometimes print.
You need a website. And business cards. And a whole bunch of other nifty things that you haven't even thought of yet.
No worries! I've got you covered.
Dawson Design Group Website
Interior designer Anita Dawson sought out the creative direction of graphic artist David Sims when creating her web presence. I was privileged enough to be brought on board to code David's designs, breathing life into his exceptional ideas.
J. Creative Designs Website
Party planner Jen Mullen came to me with a laundry list of ideas for her first website ‐ something cute and professional, informative but easy to read and a need for a flexible gallery to easily display lots of pictures.
Quirky Baby Website
After establishing a new identity, I worked with Quirky Baby to create a custom e-commerce website to replace their previous templated website. The end result? A captivating site that's easy to use.
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Designed for Little Fish
Emma's Hugs Website
Emma's Hugs, a non-profit organization whose mission is to support families and caregivers of those in hosptial settings, was an opportunity to create a web presence for an organization to be able to reach out to people, to make hard times easier, to give hugs and make people smile.
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Designed for Little Fish
So the Fish Said Blog
Blogger Beth Fish started her blog over four years ago as a career woman with ample free time. Now a mother of two, she can hardly find time to blog, let alone redesign her blog! I partnered with Beth to create a new design that was fresh but maintained the purple color scheme that she loves so much.
Blake R. Henson Website
Henson was preparing to apply to universities as a doctoral candidate when he realized that while his resume was impressive, his website was not. I redesigned his site, retaining all of the content but rearranging the site structure and establishing professionalism.
Jake 08 Website
Jake's parents wanted to offer pictures, event schedules, gift ideas, directions, accommodations and contact information to their guests in an easily-accessible and attractive package which coordinated with their existing bar mitzvah theme.
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Archived
Williams Design, Inc. Website
Renowned interior designer Barry Williams approached Left Shoe in search of a site design that was captivating and elegant. Like his own designs, he wanted something that was highly interactive but that exhibited “appropriateness and restraint.”
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In Progress
The Complete Backyard Website
The Complete Backyard offers clients an amazing technology allowing clients to view their pool before construction starts through 3D graphics - a huge selling point! After we established a web presence, prospective clients now view The Complete Backyard as impressive and credible.
Ash Is Fit 20/20 Challenge Graphics
Health enthusiast Ashlee Wetherington was on her way to losing 100 pounds. With only 20 pounds left to lose, she started the 20/20 Challenge – a support group for bloggers aiming to lose 20 pounds in 20 weeks. These fun graphics were created to spread the word about the challenge and boast successes.
A Year in the Kitchen:
Superfood Month Graphics
Ashlee Wetherington from Ash is Fit asked me to create graphics that were similar (but not identical) to those used in the 20/20 Challenge for her to use on her other blog, A Year in the Kitchen, which focuses on Food. She dubbed April "Superfood Month," and used these graphics to introduce and explain her plans of action.
Quirky Baby Logo
Quirky Baby was in search of a new identity - something playful but professional to be used on their new website and business cards.
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Designed for Little Fish
Quirky Baby Business Card
The Quirky Baby business card was the final of three projects with this client and quite possibly the most challenging as every product carried is artfully listed on the back of their business card!
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J. Creative Logo
J. Creative Designs owner Jen Mullen wanted a logo as professional and fun as she is. Because her services span many topics and venues, her logo needed to be clean and inviting with just a little dash of flair.
J. Creative Business Card
Business cards for J. Creative had endless possibilities. The goals were to bright and fun with cute fonts and if at all possible, pink and green. The result is a clean card with enough space for jotting notes that meets all of the client's requests!


