I’m writing today with BIG news… my work is being featured in one of my favorite print projects of all time: the annual Mr Cup Letterpress Calendar! I’ve been purchasing this calendar on Kickstarter since 2015, and if you follow me on Instagram, you may have seen me post a flat lay here and there of some of my favorite pages. I honestly never dreamed of being a PART of the calendar, but I am here to tell you that anything is possible when you’re truly passionate about it. :)

When I was introduced to people as a child, I’d hide behind my mom and say, “Hi” in a barely-there whisper. Then my mom would say, “Oh, she’s just shy” and give me a mild scolding about how I should speak up. Though I never admitted it out loud, I hated being called “shy.” But…why? Why did it bother me so much? Why did this straight-up offend me as a child? Now that I’m in my mid thirties, I have a much better understanding of it all. Being called “shy” made me feel incapable and, worse, misunderstood.

Now that you’ve seen the rebrand for Sarah Ainsworth Photography, I’d like to share a Q&A I had with her after her projects wrapped up. Learn about how she got started, where she dreams of working, and what she thought of the [re]branding process below!

I’m excited to share Sarah Ainsworth Photography’s rebrand and Squarespace website launch! Sarah is not only a sweet (and extremely detail-oriented person), she is also an experienced wedding photographer who provides timeless, true to color images to couples in love. After being in business for 10 years, she knew she had outgrown her original branding, website, and blog, but didn’t have the time to do an overhaul herself.