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Design on a mission.

Stacey Lane Design helps nonprofits, small businesses, and mission-driven organizations turn meaningful work into clear, beautiful, and effective visual communications. From branding and websites to marketing materials and campaigns, I blend thoughtful design with strong messaging so your work is easier to understand, remember, and support.

DO GOOD.  LOOK GOOD.  FEEL GOOD.

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I help shape ideas, messages, and materials into clear, thoughtful communications that feel polished, purposeful, and easy to use.

  • A flyer for the Meadow Grass Music Festival 2023, held from May 23-25, placed on a wooden table, with two glasses of beer in the foreground, one with dark beer and one with light beer. In the background, a blurred image of people in a dimly lit setting.
  • A jar of raw honey labeled 'Farmstead 1889, Made in South Dakota' with a bee graphic, placed on a wooden surface with a background of a purple lavender field at sunset and a circular logo reading 'Farmstead 1889, Ethical, Sustainable, Local' with icons of a bee, cow, clover, and gear.
  • A white candle in a glass jar with a black lid and a black and white Mountain Lux Candles logo, placed on a piece of charcoal wood outdoors.
  • A round black sticker with a skull and wheat stalks design, surrounded by a large quantity of mixed grains or seeds.
  • Red bandana with white printed design, featuring a fox and floral elements, with the text "Surreal Safari" and "APOGAEA 2021." The bandana is folded and tied into a loose knot, placed next to a matching cloth napkin with the same design, on a teal background.

Helping people understand what you do and why it matters.

Great design starts with understanding what you do, who you need to reach, and what you want your materials to accomplish. I help connect the message, visuals, and strategy so everything works together.

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Clarity before design

Before anything becomes a logo or campaign, we get clear on what you’re trying to say and who you need to reach. That clarity makes the final design stronger and more effective.

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A partner, not just a designer

You get more than files. You get a creative partner who can help organize ideas, shape the message, and turn scattered pieces into something polished and purposeful.

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Design that moves people

The goal is not just a polished piece. It’s a clear path to connection, trust, and action, whether that means signing up, donating, attending, sharing, or saying yes.

Not sure how to explain what makes your work matter? That’s where I come in.

Every organization has a story, a purpose, and a reason people should care. I help uncover what makes your work meaningful and turn it into clear messaging and thoughtful design that feels true to who you are.

Crafting Stories That Matter

Your brand, website, brochure, campaign, or presentation should do more than fill space. It should help people understand what you do, why it matters, and how they can be part of it.

DO GOOD.

You care about what you’re building. Let’s help more people understand it.

LOOK GOOD.

Polished, thoughtful design helps your organization build trust before you say a word.

FEEL GOOD.

When your materials finally feel clear, aligned, and professional, sharing your work gets easier.

Yoga Rocks the Park

A promotional flyer for Yoga Rocks the Park, an outdoor yoga studio, featuring images of kids and adults practicing yoga, and a list of cities including Boston, Chicago, Denver, and others, with the website www.yogarocksthepark.com at the bottom.

A growing national event brand built around community, movement, music, and nature.
As the event expanded from one city to 20, the visual communications needed to feel vibrant, flexible, and easy to recognize across markets.
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Move United Sports

A young girl running on a track during a race, wearing a gray shirt, black shorts, and a prosthetic leg. She has a big smile and is wearing a bib number 107.

A mission-driven sports organization working to expand what’s possible.
Design and messaging helped support a powerful story of access, ability, and inclusion through adaptive sports.

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Rocky Mountain Highway

Event poster for the Mountain of the Sun Music Festival on September 7th, 2024, from 11AM to 7PM at Aspen Valley Ranch, Woodland Park. Features performances by Reid Poole & The Night Owls, A Carpenter's Daughter, Patchwork Jack, Frog & Fiddle, Deirdre McCarthy & Friends. Includes food trucks, art market, beer and cocktails, kids' space, and family-friendly activities.

A music-centered nonprofit building community around live performance.
Visual storytelling helped capture the energy, culture, and connection behind Colorado’s music scene.

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