Danielle holds a Master of Science in Museum and Field Studies, from CU Boulder, as well a Bachelor of Fine Arts from her alma mater, and an Associate’s degree in Interactive Computer Design. 

With a nudge from the new post-COVID world, Danielle leaped to work 100% freelance to split her time between Colorado, USA and Wales, U.K., and to be able to thrive within and be inspired by more diverse ventures.

Cameron Berglund is a landscape architect educator, environmental graphic designer and illustrator. His studio practice provides design and architectural illustration services for a wide range of project typologies; ranging from campus design to thematic environments along with interpretive planning, signage and exhibits.

Karen Backe is an independent Environmental Graphic Designer joining forces with talented partners to help museums and businesses tell their stories and build their brands by designing memorable spaces, exhibits, interpretive signage, event collateral, and wayfinding. Her innate understanding of how people use and move in spaces, and — with an eye on beautiful aesthetics — that ultimately the goal of design is communicating clearly and with intent make her a powerful asset to projects.

Nearly a quarter century within the experiential design & graphics realm, Joseph Licari provides niche design and management services to Architects, Interior Design Firms, Developers, and Private Clients.

Highly collaborative and complimentary services include: