Courtney Baker has been a winner for us for over five years and 60 issues of our magazine, plus countless special projects and last minute extras. Courtney brings our ideas to life in ways we never imagined, adding unique details and creativity. Courtney Baker is our ‘inner artist’ and she is an integral part of our team. 

—Bridget, Editor-at-Large, BrainstormNW Magazine

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Courtney’s enthusiasm for quality design is infectious. Invariably, people look at her work, smile and say, “Who designed this?” 

—Barry, Writer & Editor, Portland Magazine & Oregon Partnership

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Courtney has a very nuanced and creative eye and takes her work very seriously, making her extremely reliable as well as flexible with what a project may require. Courtney is a talented art director whose years of experience show through in the quality of her designs. She is a valuable asset to any business seeking a fresh approach to a campaign, event, or overall content.

—Randi, Design Director, U.S. News & World Report

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I am constantly getting compliments on the packaging and website artwork and am proud to tell my admirers about Courtney. I highly recommend her to anyone looking for creativity and professionalism wrapped with an astute sense of aesthetics. Courtney is a joy to work with and I am honored to have worked with her so closely for over a year as my exclusive designer.   

—Beth, CEO, Yohelem Ilsley Tea

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I’ve worked with Courtney on various marketing design projects as a freelancer. What sets her apart is the fact that her work not only looks beautiful, it also conveys meaning. She’s that rare design professional who takes the time to understand the client’s objectives and target audience, and ensures that the aesthetics fit the branding and marketing strategy. As a writer, I especially appreciate the fact that she actually reads the copy she's working with—it’s not just typography to her, it’s a message that needs to be understood. She’s also conscientious with deadlines and is very easy to work with. I recommend highly.  

—Ralph, Communications Principal, Allora Communications