I like making things and telling stories.
I’ve worked with nonprofits, small businesses, and major publications to tell stories that inspire, connect, and drive action. Whether you need a brand overhaul, a content strategy that breaks through the noise, or custom artwork that gets noticed, I’ll help you refine your vision and build something great!
I love crafting visual identities that tell a dynamic story, then
helping teams implement practical solutions to ensure brand
standards are accessible across the organization.
I’m a design chameleon who loves the challenge of finding the best
way to present and package information and ideas so they’re
impactful and delightful in equal measure, on any platform.
I tap into my journalism background to build holistic, no-nonsense
strategies that connect organizations with audiences across
platforms to educate, inspire, build trust, and drive action.
I love to find just the right voice and tone to craft content
that captures attention and drives engagement. Whether you
want to play it straight or push boundaries, I’m here to help.
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Lindsey Turner is a design and communications professional with more than 17 years of experience spanning visual journalism, publishing, art direction, marketing, communications, and social media.
She spent more than 13 years in newsrooms and news-design hubs, leading teams of award-winning designers and editors who produced hundreds of newspaper pages and graphic assets each day for more than 18 daily newspapers across the Southeastern U.S.
In 2018, Lindsey took her love for storytelling to the nonprofit world, where she uses her design and writing skills to shape strategies and create content that drives audience growth and engagement.
She lives in Nashville with her husband, son, and four large dogs.
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