Meet the Team

Meet Brittani — part strategist, part designer, part creative powerhouse.

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She’s the go-to for brands ready to stop blending in and start stealing the spotlight — crafting everything from bold logos and cohesive visual identities to scroll-stopping campaigns, content, and social ecosystems.

Equal parts sharp strategy and big sparkle, Brittani has worked with scrappy startups, global tech companies, and nationally recognized brands — known for bold concepts, obsessive attention to detail, and her signature “let’s make this fun” energy.

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When she’s not building brand worlds, you’ll probably find her chasing sunshine, soaking up cozy fall days, or planning her next trip (bonus points if it involves the ocean — sharks are her favorite creatures on the planet).

 

She runs on cold brew and creativity, finds joy in the little things, adores her big goofy dog Max, and will always choose family, laughter, and a good sunset over just about anything else.

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Bold ideas. Big heart. A little chaos. That’s Brittani.

Mallory Minor knows how to make a scene — and make it stunning.
 

With over a decade of experience across image retouching, product photography, and set styling, she’s the creative force brands call when they want visuals that don’t just look good — they stop thumbs mid-scroll. Born and raised in a tiny Midwestern town of fewer than 700 people, Mallory learned early how to invent her own sparkle: sewing, drawing, and staging elaborate photo shoots in her backyard before most kids had figured out eyeliner.
 

She launched her career with Blue Garnet Weddings, the photography business she built from the ground up through pure word-of-mouth buzz, capturing over 60 couples as lead photographer, retoucher, and owner. From there, she brought her magic to Vat19, adding photography, styling, and prop work to one of YouTube’s most delightfully weird novelty channels.

She’s since retouched for David's Bridal, Anthropologie, and Birdy Grey — blending commercial polish with artistic storytelling and turning “product shots” into full-blown moments.
 

These days, Mallory is leveling up her artistry into art direction and product photography — shaping compelling visual narratives with the same flair, detail obsession, and make-it-look-effortless energy that have made her a creative go-to.