Shop – Dailey By Design

Currently, I sell digital prints of photos that I have taken. You can find them on Etsy at https://www.etsy.com/shop/DaileyByDesign or linked from each photo below. I plan to expand the shop soon and will update this page when I do!

Hi!

I’m Becca! As a recent graduate from Architecture School, I work a 9-5 as an architectural designer in pursuit of my architecture license. In my free time, I pursue my passion for creating through art and design, along with adventuring with my husband. My art usually incorporates my love of the wilderness, animals, and plants in one way or another. Whether it be photographing views on hikes or long drives, or designing graphics that include plants and animals.

When I get excited about something I research EVERYTHING about it. I like to be prepared before jumping into a new project or hobby. You can rest assured that any information I am giving has been thoroughly researched or learned through trial and error.

This blog started as my way to share tips and tricks with other people stepping into the unknown whether they were starting college or specifically architecture school. Quickly I realized that that wasn’t my passion and I transitioned to talking about graphic design, photography, and architecture.
I am primarily a hobby landscape photographer, however, I also take product photography for small businesses.

On top of that, I do graphic design, again, primarily as a hobby but I have begun branching out and designing for small businesses. My dad, who owns daileywoodworking.com was one of the first to support my interest and love of graphic design by hiring me to make designs he can laser engrave into his products. Hop over to his website to check out some of those designs. More recently I have been creating more and more logos, banners, and other graphics for a variety of businesses and uses.
My goal for this blog is to help other people like me who were just beginning down the path of photography or graphic design and to share what I have learned through hard work and lots of trial and error!

I hope to see you around! Happy creating!

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