Sara is a twenty-four year old living in the rainy yet beautiful city of Victoria, Canada. She has a degree in business but chose to ignore the corporate world and pursue her passion, design, instead. She's currently the Creative Director at MetaLab and likes to spend her free time doing more web design, dabbling in interior design, and occasionally taking pictures.
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LogLine: Screenwriting software with an interface that allows you to focus on your writing rather than the interface.
Slug Books: A bookstore for students looking for low-cost text books at the University of California’s campuses.
Other recent projects include work for: Alerti, BlurtIt, Cork’d, Culinary Culture, Engo, Event Republik*, EventStart, FirstString, FlipKey, Flowtown, Groupable, HelpSpot, Jump Card, Lymbix, MaritimeColours, Publishers Clearing House, Rhythmic, Sliqr, SocialBrowse, SparkPhone, Texts From Last Night, ThriveBaby, Tradingo, Urban Airship, Westshore Dental Centre*, and Yidio. All work is with MetaLab unless marked with an asterisk
I like: Hazelnut lattés, interior design, the sound of waves on the beach, chocolate, cardigans, people watching, flipping through magazines, sunrises, sushi, scarves, typography, champagne, making sarcastic comments, perfectly brewed cups of tea, pencil skirts and high heels, French culture, plums, laughing at everything, coffee shops, daydreaming, and the way shoes sound when walking on hard surfaces.
Random facts: Phone conversations make me incredibly nervous. I am one of the clumsiest people you will ever meet. I like to think that my ability to drive a standard makes me at least moderately cool. If you show me a picture of a specific type of food, I'll probably start craving that food. If I could live anywhere, I would split my time between a chic Paris apartment and a tiny seaside cottage.