About
A creatively talented and accomplished Graphic and Website Designer/Photographer, bringing extensive experience in Brand and Digital Communications, Graphic Design, Website Design and Social Media. Artistically imaginative with an extensive background in the Fine Arts. Proficient at managing the development and delivery of digital and print communications strategies, having effectively completed complex branded marketing, web and graphic design projects. A critical and analytical thinker, with strong problem solving, planning and project management capabilities for achieving objectives. Skilled in leadership, having mentored, trained and supervised staff, constantly seeking new methods of continuous process improvement.
“I enjoy the fundamentals of placement and have a natural sense of this…a natural eye. I enjoy the creation, the process and crafting of materials.”
A few more things about Amanda:
- This past year she has lost over 100 pounds following a strict ketogenic lifestyle.
- She collects teapots and coffee mugs from local artisans.
- Amanda is currently separated and raising her two beautiful children.
- She misses living out east and sometimes wakes up thinking she is still there.
- Her favourite place on earth is the area of Killarney Ontario and the la Cloche Mountains.
- Her favourite sound is her children laughing.
- She once grabbed a wild bear.
- Her favourite tv series is 6 feet under, which she binge watches at least once a year.
- She absolutely loves stevia dark chocolate and mint.
March 17, 2016 -
You did what to a wild bear? Shameful.
March 17, 2016 -
I did! It was the summer I worked at the Sportsman’s Inn, Killarney Ont. I was in between my first and second year of college. A group of us were out for a ride down the channel and out to the rocks, and there was a bear crossing and we were checking to make sure he/she was okay. I leaned over and touched his fur on his bottom side as he swam. I was young, and stupid and would never ever do this today. We probably terrified the poor soul. He kept swimming and made his way to the shore and into the forest. It was quite the experience, quiet and serine but again I would never want to do this again, I can’t imagine the stress we caused him/her.