Reilly constantly amazed me with her talent and professionalism. As the Creative Director of On the Danforth, Reilly’s work ethic and trustworthiness contributed to a productive, stress-free workplace. She worked towards solutions with the publication’s best interests in mind. She is an adept problem solver, an open communicator, and never fails to deliver stellar results. As a team member or a leader, Reilly would be an asset to any organization.
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I have been working with Reilly at The Soap Box Press for over three years and am consistently astounded by the beautiful designs she creates for our book covers. Mastering numerous art styles, Reilly blends our brand as a publisher with the perfect image that captures the heart of the book. Reilly is the reason that every time someone picks up one of our publications, the first thing I hear is “Wow! It’s so beautiful!”
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