Raw grids, hard-edged shadows, and gradients that never sleep. This is what happens when a 2003 rave flyer teaches itself CSS and gets an attitude problem.
My own dark-art apparel brand, built end to end: identity, custom storefront, and a generative SVG art system (eye, skull, sun, moth, serpent) driving print-on-demand product art. Concept to checkout, all mine.
Full brand build for a legal-tech platform. Identity, ad campaign, landing pages, trade show graphics, decks, print, social. One brand system, every surface.
Logo, visual identity, website, and mobile UI for a brand that needed to hit hard on every screen. Built the system, then built everything on top of it.
Shopify store designed mobile-first: collection architecture, product merchandising, marketing graphics, and digital ads built to convert, not just look pretty.
Proof that legal marketing doesn't have to be boring. Concept-driven campaign work with teeth, including the "Buckle Up Your Brief" series.
Safari campaign, Meow poster, professional/punk composites, and a steady stream of digital marketing work. Photoshop is a verb around here.
Dark-art apparel brand built end to end: identity, a generative art system, and a storefront with teeth. Wearable nihilism for the damned.

Mobile-first Shopify build: collection architecture, merchandising, and marketing graphics made to convert, not decorate.

Brand system and Shopify build that hits hard on every screen, from the logo to the mobile UI. System first, everything else on top.

Full brand build for a legal-tech platform: identity, campaign, landing pages, decks, trade show, social.

Creative direction and brand strategy end to end: visual identity, campaigns, web, sales decks, creative systems.

From one-off ad service to full marketing platform: GHL replatform, redesigned UI, first display ads inside GHL, and 997 programmatic SEO pages.


Logo, palette, and identity rules built to glow on any surface.

The storefront itself: built on Shopify, styled like nothing on Shopify.

The shop compressed to a pocket without losing a single lumen.

Neon rooms and product glow shots that set the vibe on arrival.

Landing and category pages engineered for the scroll-and-buy.

The brand in the wild: hands, screens, and lit-up rooms.
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The LexiCite360 mark and its lockups: how the logo flexes across product, print, and pitch without losing its spine.
Custom wordmark built for legal-tech credibility with zero legal-tech boredom.
A disciplined palette that reads authoritative in court and electric on screen.
Typography rules that keep dense legal content readable and the brand voice loud.




























































Where it started: AdSpot sold display ads as a one-off service. The stack was PHP and SQL on cPanel, none of which I knew walking in. I learned it because the job needed it. It was hard. I did it anyway.


I authored the strategy, not just the screens: a written proposal showing the margin squeeze in the impressions model and the pivot from service provider to strategic partner. Recurring revenue, platform thinking.


Rebuilt AdSpot on GoHighLevel and completely redesigned the GHL interface to feel like AdSpot, not GHL. Not easy. Plenty of bugs. Shipped anyway.

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Hover: beforeBeforeAdSpot running in an iframe inside GoHighLevel, making it the first platform to offer display ads inside GHL.

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Redesigned the main site navigation into a full mega menu, mapped across every product area from lead management to AI agents.

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Hover: old navBeforeA pile of lead-magnet downloads built in InDesign, some spanning many pages, each one a designed piece feeding the funnel.


I built a full custom onboarding wizard: experience level, campaign basics, brand identity, ad creative, tracking pixels, plan selection, provisioning. Seven steps, working. Then I made the harder call and killed it. Knowing when to delete your own work is a design skill too.




SiccArrt
Sicc Media
DrippFX
GiftNex Intl
LexiCite360
DocsNex
AdSpot
True Scope
Hiring a designer who can own the whole campaign? Need a brand that refuses to whisper? Say hi.
TIFFPACHECO@DOCSNEX.COMI'm Tiff. I solve business problems through design. Branding, advertising, marketing, web, e-commerce, and UX aren't separate jobs to me, they're one skill set that happens to use a lot of software.
I've run creative for a legal-tech company end to end: brand identity, campaign strategy, landing pages, sales decks, social, the whole ecosystem. I've built Shopify stores that sell and campaigns that stick. I write, I concept, I ship.
If you need someone who can own an entire marketing campaign from the first sketch to the production files, that's the job I already do every day.