Caitlin Jaird
• Graphic Designer • Photographer • Web Designer • Creator
Cait of all Trades
As a creative person, I use design as a way to express myself and to influence others. I dabble in many areas of my expression from graphic design to photography to web design and even hands on crafts. The more passionate I am of a subject, the more I get lost in my work, and the more the work becomes a part of me. I love those moments and take pride in my work.
I am an optimist and strongly believe that we are what we think. Our mindset is how we perceive the world. I am fortunate to be in a field where I can choose how I want my world to look.
FEATURING CREMATION CRYSTALS
When I grieve, I get creative. After loosing my best friend/childhood cat after 16 years, I found comfort from a woman who made me a gorgeous piece of jewelry that is infused with his ashes.
Now, I proudly offer the service to others, but in my own way, hoping to pass on the same sense of peace and closure that can be so hard to experience during the grieving process.
I focus on infusing ashes into ornaments but have a lot of flexibility with this craft. Contact me with your ideas and let's create your special memorial together!
Art Gallery
Recreating the world I see with a paint brush
Web Design
In our digital world, an online presence is essential.
My experience in this area varies from freelance and personal projects to volunteer work with Animal Rescues.
Graphic Design
Designing is my focus. I love taking a concept and bringing it to life!
Some of the projects in the portfolio below contain links and descriptions
 |  A little book I made to help me cope with the passing of my childhood cat, Buster. View full book below. |  |  Apparel graphic of a rescue puppy Maine bound from Florida |  |
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 Poster a client requested for a gift for her son. |  |  Apparel graphic in honor of a rescue puppy who passed away from Parvo. |  |  Piano video tribute to my childhood piano teacher. View video below. |
 |  THE HEARTBEAT1. Begin with your eye focused on one of the spiral tips. Typically the left one, but it can work going either direction. 2. Gently breathe in while following the line with your eye. Counting the dots as they pass, notice how they enlarge with your inhale. 3. The heart symbol should be the peak of your breath. Continue on by breathing out, also counting the dots as they pass, noticing how they decrease with your exhale. Repeat in reverse as many times as needed. |  |  |  |
 |  |  |  Logo options for an Animal Rescue in Florida |  |
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Photography
In a flash, the moment can be gone. None of them last forever.
Capturing moments in life is important to me.
Those memories can then continue to be cherished even after they have passed.
