Make your business look as good as it actually is

You have something that needs making. I can probably make it.

Websites, branding, marketing graphics, and custom goods for Quad Cities businesses.

You already did the hard part. You built the business.


Maybe your website hasn’t been touched since 2019. Maybe your logo doesn’t fit anymore. Or maybe you just need a graphic for next week’s sale and have better things to do than spend Tuesday night fighting with Canva.

That’s where I come in.

Hearth & Pixel helps Quad Cities businesses update, polish, and create the things they need—without turning every project into a whole production.

What can I make for you?

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Websites

Your website should work as hard as your business does.
New websites, thoughtful redesigns, and updates that make your existing site easier to use, easier to understand, and a whole lot nicer to look at.

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Design

Good design makes your business easier to recognize.
Logos, brand refreshes, social media graphics, sale announcements, promotional materials, and the everyday design work that keeps your business looking like your business.

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Things I Make

Sometimes you need an actual thing.
Stickers, 3D-printed keychains and magnets, resin goods, event pieces, and other custom creations. Have an idea that doesn’t fit neatly on this list? Ask me. I like weird projects.

Hi, I’m Stefani.

I like making things better.

Websites. Logos. Rooms. Birthday decorations. Random ideas someone starts explaining with, “Okay, I don’t know if this is possible, but…”


Those are usually my favorite.


I’m the designer and maker behind Hearth & Pixel. I started this studio because what I’m best at doesn’t fit neatly into one creative box—it’s looking at something, figuring out what it could be, and finding a way to make it happen.


Sometimes that’s rebuilding a website. Sometimes it’s redesigning a logo. Sometimes it’s making something you can actually hold.


If you’ve got an idea—or just know something isn’t working yet—tell me about it.

Stefani, designer and maker behind Hearth & Pixel