Cannabis roots. Connected thinking.The face of your company.
With brains behind it.
Your website should make it clear who you are, what drives you, and why it matters. Then it should help people take the next step—and help your business handle what happens next.
Start with what
you want to say.
Communication is my strength: through words, imagery, and the way an experience comes together. Before choosing a layout, I want to understand the story of your company and what we’re trying to communicate to the world—and to your customers.
That becomes the guide for everything: the logo, photographs, illustrations, typography, and the structure of the site. Clean pages. Clear calls to action. Details that feel like they belong to the same business.
— Tai Leventhal
A world you can
recognize.
Bold typography, botanical detail, and a field-guide approach give the strain collection its own character. The same visual language carries into individual cultivars and award stories, while each page has a clear job.
A site should feel
like your business.
The brand, out in the world.
A distinct storefront built around apparel, lifestyle, and shopping. A different visual rhythm from the cannabis brand site, with a direct path into the merchandise.
Small town. Organic. Local.
A warmer, more grounded expression for a local business. The visual direction and practical information work together to help visitors get a feel for the place and plan their next step.
The details should
belong together.
Logo development, typography, imagery, and custom graphics start with a clear idea of what the company wants to communicate. I develop them as a family, so the website, store, and marketing feel like the same business—even when each has its own job.
Build the face.
Connect the brains.
Make the story apparent.
Positioning, words, logo direction, and custom graphics shaped around what makes the company worth knowing.
Make the next step clear.
Clean structure and purposeful calls to action: explore a strain, find the business, shop the collection, or start a conversation.
Make the site work harder.
Connect content, commerce, forms, and supported business systems so the website can become part of the operation—not another isolated thing to maintain.
What should the world
understand about you?
Let’s bring your brand, your website, and the business behind it into the same conversation.