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My name is Amy and I'm a calligrapher based in Baltimore, Maryland. I grew up in Pasadena and currently live in Federal Hill with my husband, Will, and our Cavapoo puppy, Coco. I'm a self-taught hand lettering artist and specialize in wedding and event calligraphy, but absolutely love creating home decor and custom pieces to make your everyday just a little more special.

I have a full-time job at a digital agency, so that's where you can find me M-F from 9-5. At most other hours, it's a safe bet that I'm creating something, of course with the exception of happy hour, where you can find me with a glass of bubbly or a spicy margarita and lots and lots of queso.

I can pretty much find a way to add scripty details any surface, so let's try something new together! If you can spell it; I can letter it. Check out more of my work on instagram or follow another social link below and let's be friends!

I'M SO HAPPY YOU'RE HERE!

I have a full-time job at a digital agency, so that's where you can find me M-F from 9-5. At most other hours, it's a safe bet that I'm creating something, of course with the exception of happy hour, where you can find me with a glass of bubbly or a spicy margarita and lots and lots of queso.

I can pretty much find a way to add scripty details to any surface, so let's try something new together! If you can spell it; I can letter it. Check out more of my work on instagram or follow another social link below and let's be friends!

My name is Amy and I'm a calligrapher based in Baltimore, Maryland. I grew up in Pasadena and currently live in Federal Hill with my husband, Will, and our Cavapoo puppy, Coco. I'm a self-taught hand lettering artist and specialize in wedding and event calligraphy, but absolutely love creating home decor and custom pieces to make your everyday just a little more special.

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My go-to fun fact whenever I'm asked in an ice breaker is always the same.

You may not know this about me, but in the summer of 2013 I biked across the country with a group of 26 complete strangers on a ride called the 4K for Cancer. We rode from Baltimore’s Inner Harbor to Mission Beach San Diego in sunny California for a total of 4,240 miles (over the course of 70 days).

Each person on our team raised over $4,500 each supporting the Ulman Foundation and just as quickly as each of those 26 strangers became like another family to me, so did the 4k for Cancer change my life.

This April, almost a full 10 years later {and on the same bike that carried me from coast to coast} I’ll be participating in another ride supporting the Ulman Foundation called the Key to Keys. Fitting to the name, I’ll be biking from The Key Bridge in Baltimore to the Florida Keys over the course of *just* 7 days this time, but absolutely no less impactful. My goal this spring is to raise the same amount, $4,500, to support UCF in their fight against cancer in young adults and to help close the gap in cancer care by providing free programs and resources for those impacted by cancer.

I invite you all to consider donating to my fundraising page for my K2K ride and reading more about UCF and their mission. I’ve seen first hand the people they’ve been able to help, volunteered and interned with the organization throughout the years, and truly seen how together we can change lives.