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Hi, I’m Hailey.

I’m a writer, editor, and graphic designer.

My life’s work is to understand; to relay the message; to connect the dots; to weave a tapestry of meaning from various parts.

The wide range in my collective work mirrors that end. I pull a lot of different pieces together—but somehow, it all connects.

 

 

WHERE I’M FROM

I was born in raised in Idaho, with roots planted deep in the windblown sagebrush steppe. Growing older and moving away has made me extra lovestruck for Idaho and I often write myself back home to the forested valleys and snowmelt lakes where the salmon spawn.

What I create

Written stories, infographics, and branded design. I also love to incorporate personal photography into much of that creative work.

WHERE I THRIVE

I create a wide variety of content, but I’m particularly drawn to the outdoor space, contextualizing stories with science and history, and getting to the heart of an emotional truth. I do my best work in a quiet room, I speak when I have something to say, and I’m meticulous in the finishing details.

 

Editorial roles

 

She Explores | 2016-2023

Digital content editor

Harper’s BAZAAR | 2018-2019

Digital features fact-checker & top editor


Selected clients

 

OUTDOOR + TRAVEL

  • Danner

  • Subaru

  • Merrell

  • Vasque Footwear

  • LaMesa RV

  • Travelocity

  • Visit Idaho

  • Travel Nevada

  • GoRVing

CORPORATE

  • MetLife

  • Dell Technologies

  • Bank of Hawai’i

  • Cardinal Health

  • Cvent

  • Big Heart Pet

I’m an…

Enneagram type 6, and Meyers Briggs INFP: “the Mediator”

My go-to playlist

Includes a lot of old jazz and Motown.

I love

Books, long lonely drives, and sending postcards home from wherever I go.

I’m fuelled by

Morning light, reflections cast on calm water, the sound of shoes on a trail, and the hushed wings of wild geese flying overhead. 

My “Song of Self” is about

The passage of time, seasons in flux, impermanence.

I’m continually inspired by

The often-overlooked details, inquisitive voices, a pregnant pause, and the stories we can’t stop telling.