What If Creative
coaching • writing • editing • websites

About

 
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Sarah Gill has spent the last decade working in creative spaces. A talented writer and designer, her work communicates effectively through simplicity. Sarah is passionate about connecting people with their unique creative voice so their message can find authentic and powerful expression.

 
 
View fullsize I won’t lie, some projects are just more special than others. Not only is she an amazing author, but Rebecca Seidler has been a part of my life since we were little girls in pigtails. I’ve gotten to watch Quincey Harris and The Key to Tim
View fullsize I absolutely LOVE it when I get to have meetings in person... so much of my work is done virtually with clients all over – and I love that, too! – but it’s a treat when meetings get to happen face-to-face at my favorite local spots.
View fullsize Who else loves checking off projects before the holidays hit? 🙋🏽‍♀️ Squeezed in this website update just in time! Hard to believe it’s been a year since @ellisoncreative launched her photography business full time! It’s been a privi
View fullsize This year I’ve done more branding and logo design than ever, and it’s honestly become one of my favorite projects to work on. These are a couple of designs I got to work on - plus have a few more coming down the pipeline soon!
View fullsize New websites give me ALL the feels!!! 😍 Not only am I super proud of this website + logo + brand + business card project I got to work on for @sanctuarystaging_nw, but I’m super proud of my girl @hilary.paulus for stepping out and launching h
View fullsize Power Tuesday 💪🏼 Anybody else find certain projects require working outside the house for inspiration, while others require working at home to be distraction free? Thanks @thewaterkefirpeople for the afternoon pick-me-up!! While I usually looooove
View fullsize It’s been a minute. I’m still here, still working. But work this summer has looked a bit different... It began with a move (why is it no matter how many times you move, even when it’s just across town, it is SO. MUCH. WORK. ?!). Th