There's nice, then there's WOW

Now that a redesign is in full effect, I've had the pleasure to dive into showcase part. This project was interesting from the start (there will be a detailed blog post coming soon, of course). The owner had a particular vision in mind; nevertheless, entrusted me with customizing options for the company. We fused the perfect blend of a brand design that is contemporary and rustic, yet polished.

Here are previews of the re-design for Posh Restaurant & Hookah Lounge.

Want to see more? Visit the portfolio here.

To see all the glory in person, be sure to visit Posh Hookah Lounge at 1006 S Military St, Dearborn, MI 48124.

Schedule your brand consultation here.

/ WHEN YOU Judge Me

/ WHEN YOU Judge Me

There’s a look in your eyes A tone in your voice There’s a lot of noise in the silence But even more with the words That were said When you judge me I know what you don’t know But even more when you judge me I know that I am present I have judged myself When you judge me I know that you don’t want to know Because hearts that have healed, are hearts that help. But when you judge me, I know that just because you know what you think is my truth, You’re struggling to find your own. Where you see weakness, I see strength where you see flaws, I see opportunities Where you see wrong, I see no regrets You see, when you judge me, Is the judgement on the person I’m becoming or the person you can’t seem to be?

/ When Things Got Physical

/ When Things Got Physical When things got physical, I had crossed some lines.

My body tried things it has never tried before.

I tried this. I tried that.

I loved this but not that,

but when I got that, I wanted this. When things got physical, It took too long

and it was always too hard.

Too tiring. Too “not in the mood”. My heart wanted more. So I listened to my body. I listened to my mind. It said, start with your brain to transform your pain. I gave it time, energy, and applaud. I invested blood, sweat, and tears. So when things got physical,

I woke up a little earlier, danced a little more, celebrated the weight loss and appreciated the muscle gains. Because when things got physical, I put down the excuses,

and I picked up the possibilities.