Creator/Executive Producer of “U BETTER Sing!”
“I just got them and they are BEAUTIFUL!!!!!! Thank you. You did a lovely job. The covers for these two books are so pretty. You made these bookmarks about the covers. They are so classy and really keepers! Again, thank you! They are worth every penny!”
knowledgeable in technology and graphic design. She has never missed a deadline and is very reliable. Many times a client project would require “speed up” and Cheryl would make it happen. She is smart, dedicated and a delight to work with. Cheryl has my highest recommendation.”
“Cheryl brings an ideal balance of creativity and practicality to her work. Sensitive to business considerations, and hard-working to deadlines, the graphic design and implementation work she provided to our group was consistently innovative, interesting, and technically robust, as well as on-time and in-budget. Bring all that together with her pleasant interaction style, and Cheryl is the ‘whole package.’ I would be delighted to work with her any time in the future.”
Laura Faulkner, PhD, Research Scientist , The University of Texas at Austin
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“Cheryl is brilliant, creative, clever, and lightning fast at what she does. From website design to graphic expression of data to writing a winning script, Cheryl can do it all. Her superb people skills ensure that when she is faced with a problem she hasn’t experienced before, she will know whom to contact to help her figure it out.”
Sandra Spicher, Tech Writer/Editor, The University of Texas at Austin
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“Cheryl was always on top of our presentation needs, as University XXI presented to quite often to VIPs such as higher up Army brass, members of Congress, company executives. Delivered on time and looking great our reputation for great research was always accompanied by her visuals that looked just as great.”
“Cheryl is a great designer with experience translating abstract (and occasionally very vague) ideas into e ffective and creative artwork, posters, and book covers. She also has become a great tool for my programming work, as I use her as a sounding board and get useful coding ideas from her, even if it’s at times for a language she does not know.”