Hi, I’m Devan — the person behind 7thDevan, an independent creative studio in Keene, New Hampshire.
You work directly with me from the first conversation through final delivery, whether the project ends in finished files, a website launch, printed materials, branded products, or something in between.
Because I stay with the work from start to finish, the decisions, details, files, and next steps stay connected. You work with the same person throughout instead of being passed between departments or left to coordinate the pieces yourself.
ONE PERSON.
ONE POINT OF CONTACT.
ABOUT 7THDEVAN
A BROAD CREATIVE RANGE
Small businesses rarely have just one creative need. A website can lead to new graphics. A new brand may need print, signage, apparel, or digital pieces. An event can involve promotional materials, displays, merchandise, and production.
My work has grown across branding, websites, print, apparel, events, digital tools, production, and sourcing because one project naturally led to another. Over time, that range became one of the most useful things I can offer: I see not only the piece in front of me, but where it fits and what comes next.
That range also allows me to connect the creative and production sides. I handle the design directly and can produce select work here in the studio. When specialized equipment, larger quantities, or a different process are needed, I work with trusted vendors while remaining involved from start to finish.
“Seek to be worth knowing rather than well known.”
WHAT MATTERS TO ME
I was born and raised in Keene, then spent nearly 30 years in San Diego, where my husband and I raised our family. We eventually returned home together — me coming back to my roots, and him trading California for New England.
Being back in a smaller community has renewed my appreciation for clear communication, accountability, and relationships built over time.
I want clients to feel comfortable bringing me a fully formed project or an idea they haven’t quite figured out yet. I’ll be honest about what it needs, what it doesn’t, and the best way to move it forward.
For me, good creative work is not just about making the thing.
It is about understanding where that thing fits — and helping connect the pieces.