Natalie Jost

According to my oldest daughter...

My mom is a good mom. She likes to laugh a lot and she makes the best chocolate pancakes ever. She hugs me a lot and makes sure I don't watch too much TV, and sometimes when I'm really good, she gives me two quarters to get a toy from the machine at Wal-Mart. Other moms don't do that, I bet.

...the Twins...

If we could talk, we'd tell her to get the dang camera out of our faces. Seriously, you'd think she was born with it attached to her face, and well, it's a nice face, we like it. It wouldn't kill her to let us see it once in a while. Really though, she's cool. She feeds us, changes us, plays with us, so taking a good long nap together is nothing... it's the least we can do.

...and my Groom...

Natalie is pretty talented, but she could stand to do without the computer for a day or two now and then. She's smart, thinks hard about things, a lot. She's sensitive, cries while watching the news, and when the babies cry. She's sort of a chatterbox, so don't get her talking unless you've got lots of time, but she has a lot of good things to say when you're paying attention. And well, she knows more about computers than I could ever hope to in my lifetime, so you'll do well to hire her.

...and a few of my clients...

"When she asked me what I wanted my blog to look like, all I told her was I wanted a design that reflected my Up North life, which was rustic, woodsy, and relaxed with a feminine touch. Yes, my directions were really vague, but having worked with designers in the past when I was a product manager of foodservice glassware at Libbey, I knew that to get some really cool, interesting designs, it was best to give my designers general descriptions of what I wanted the product to look like or reactions that I wanted people to get from looking at the product, and then just let them design away.

"That’s what I did with Natalie, and I got fantastic results." -Kim Priestap, 2008

 

"I am so happy with the design Natalie Jost came up with. She did an excellent job and I want to thank her for the uniqueness." -Wendy Allegree, 2006

 

"She's soooo talented." -Linda Kelley, 2005