
Where art, design & wellbeing meet
Hello! I’m Hailey–a multidisciplinary designer and artist exploring where art, design, and wellbeing meet. I’m passionate about visual storytelling and thoughtful creation, blending clarity with feeling to inspire connection and reflection through both design and fine art.
My education
I began my design studies at Concordia University in Montreal in 2008 before transferring to Emily Carr University of Art + Design in Vancouver. In 2012, I graduated with a Bachelor of Design, majoring in Communication Design.

Where and what I’ve studied
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Tools for Women Residency, Spring 2019 Cohort
2019, Makerlabs, Vancouver BC
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Continuing Studies, Editorial Illustration (CEIL 235 SU01)
2014, Emily Carr University of Art + Design, Vancouver BC
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Bachelor of Design, Communication Design
2012, Emily Carr University of Art + Design, Vancouver BC
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Bachelor of Fine Arts (2nd Year), Design Art
2010, Concordia University, Montreal QC
My design practice
With over 12 years of experience in Communication Design—across agency, in-house, and freelance environments—I’ve built a multidisciplinary practice rooted in clarity, empathy, and purpose.
My focus includes brand identity, print and digital design, and motion graphics. I bring a thoughtful, research-driven approach to every project, combining strategic thinking with refined visual execution.
I collaborate with clients who value intention, impact, and aesthetics—often within the realms of art, wellbeing, and community. Whether I’m crafting a visual identity, designing motion graphics, or writing about the creative path, my goal is to create work that communicates clearly and resonates deeply, supporting connection and meaningful engagement.

A few companies I’m proud to have worked with
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Evans Hunt
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Wesgroup Properties
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Tradle
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Canada Drives
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Lee & Associates
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RentMoola
My art practice
My art is an exploration of personal and collective transformation—expressing the emotional undercurrents and subtle shifts that shape how we relate to ourselves and the world around us. I aim to create pieces that invite introspection and offer space for connection and healing.
Art, to me, is both a process and a dialogue—an ever-evolving expression of the inner world meeting the outer. My practice continues to shift and grow, guided by curiosity and an openness to new materials, ideas, and perspectives.
