Happy Holidays from Mebane Design Studio!

Transformational design cannot happen without diversity, passion, and intelligence. Our inclusive and inspired designs invite and empower individuals and communities to see themselves through the eyes of our diverse, tech savvy staff who are uniquely equipped to capture the essence of clients’ identity, ideas, and experiences. High-quality design that commands representation and inclusivity.

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Hon's Honey, a product of The Well, a Baltimore-based non-profit, embodies healing and empowerment for women survivors of trauma. Crafted by these resilient women, Hon's Honey symbolizes love's transformative power, serving as an employment program offering dignity and purpose. Before joining, women undergo holistic healing through The Well's life development program, workshops, counseling, and community building, paving the way for their inspiring journey from adversity to creating Hon's Honey.

CHARM projects and publications are led by a dynamic student editorial board made up of 20 middle and high school students from across Baltimore. The board produces a variety of publication projects, including print anthologies and online publications that celebrate and amplify the voices of Baltimore youth. Editorial positions are paid, and we offer team leader, editor, and junior editor roles on two teams: Journalism and Publications.

Urban Roots Company, a small family business in Baltimore, MD, specializes in crafting gardening gifts to enhance the urban gardening experience, promoting stress relief and positive moods through access to flowers and greenery. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, our products cater to all levels of expertise, aiming to infuse fun and useful tips into the gardening journey. Inspired by nature, we offer native plants and easy-to-grow seeds while incorporating creative items designed to assist and inspire. Our commitment to authenticity drives everything we do, ensuring both our products and business practices align with our passion for greening neighborhoods and fostering a love for gardening.

Baltimore-based Kari Miller, a Texas native, cherishes printing, color, and urban farming. From a young age, she embraced entrepreneurship, dabbling in odd jobs and neighborhood ventures. After earning a BFA in Studio Art specializing in printmaking from Baylor University, Kari dreamt of owning her creative business, leading to the birth of Tiny Dog Press in March 2013. Her vibrant letterpress cards and prints adorn popular Baltimore shops, while she also frequents local markets when not tending to her garden alongside her pup, Max (Tiny). Committed to the local economy and community, Kari inspires fellow women entrepreneurs, mentors children, and teaches letterpress printing at Stevenson University, aspiring through Tiny Dog Press to spread joy, encouragement, and the boundless possibilities of creativity fueled by passion.