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Creative support

that gets things done.

Candler Creative partners with agencies and in-house marketing teams that need an experienced creative resource they can count on—from websites and campaigns to ongoing production and the projects that fall outside the usual scope.

what i do best

Great marketing ideas need

someone to make them happen.

Strategy is important. So is execution. Candler Creative works in the space between the two—turning ideas, brand direction and marketing plans into polished work that's ready to launch, publish, print or put to use.

For Agencies

An experienced extension of your team.

Need another set of hands without adding another full-time employee? Candler Creative provides flexible, white-label creative and production support for agencies that need experienced help keeping client work moving.

From Squarespace development and website production to print, presentations, digital graphics and campaign execution, I can step into your process, follow established creative direction and get up to speed quickly.

Let me know what you need ➝

For marketing teams

More capacity without another full-time hire.

When your marketing needs outpace your internal resources, Candler Creative can become an ongoing extension of your team—learning your brand, your priorities and the way your organization works.

Bring me in for recurring creative production, larger projects or a mix of both, without starting from scratch with a new vendor every time something comes up.

Let me know how I can help ➝

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WHAT I BRING TO THE TABLE

A lot can fall under “marketing.”

Agency + White-Label Support
Squarespace development · Website production · Creative production · Overflow support · Brand implementation · Client maintenance

Outsourced Marketing Production
Print collateral · Campaign materials · Presentations · Email graphics · Digital + social graphics · Event materials

Squarespace + Web
Design + development · Custom CSS/JavaScript · Third-party integrations · Membership + event systems · SEO/AIO implementation · Maintenance + troubleshooting

Brand + Campaign Implementation

Taking established creative direction and carrying it consistently across web, print, digital, presentations, signage, events and other brand touchpoints.

selected work

Work built on relationships, not just deliverables

A sample of the ongoing partnerships and production relationships behind the work below.

01

PEACOCK MARKETING
Agency / White-label website production

02

tantrum agency
Agency / Creative production

Interior Spread of Gateway Annual Report that includes aletter from leadership with a photo of a smiling man wearing glasses and a blue shirt in the top right corner.
Cover of Gateway mini-brochure.  A smiling man in glasses and a baseball cap giving a thumbs up while holding a clipboard. The image promotes a mental health program called Belonging Changes Everything.
Cover page of Gateway's 2025 Annual Report featuring a close-up photo of a smiling man with a beard, wearing a collared shirt, with green and yellow blurred background, and Gateway logo with green abstract figures and text.
Brochure Cover for Gateway mental health services with pictures of diverse adults and the quote 'Belonging Changes Everything'.

03

kbm consulting
brand refresh + implementation

Back of flyer included in branding refresh, titled 'Proven Process' from innovateHR, outlining HR services including trusted HR guidance, working with innovateHR, the 2-hour promise, and client benefits.
Front of Innovate HR business cards after brand refresh
Back of InnovateHR business cards after brand refresh
Front of flyer included in Brand Refresh titled 'Proven Process' by innovateHR outlining steps for creating HR freedom, including partnership start, kickoff call, build foundation, and training, with a sidebar listing strategic HR partnerships.

04

South carolina
childrens theatre
Ongoing creative partnership

Back of 4x6 postcard for James and the Giant Peach.  Includes South Carolina Children's Theatre logo, a QR code.
24x36 Poster for a school stage production of Roald Dahl's 'James and the Giant Peach'.
11x17 poster for SCCT production titled 'Doggie on My Doorstep'. It features a cartoon dog wearing a Santa hat, sitting outside a front door decorated with a holiday wreath, with snow falling.
Entrance to South Carolina Children's Theatre with posters advertising shows and event dates outside the building.
Front of 4x6 Postcard for "James & the Giant Peach" showing a large peach with a boy sitting on the ground next to it, dates September 18 to October 4, and event details.
11x17 poster for SCCT production I Want My Hat Back
11x17 Poster for the musical 'Finn' with an underwater scene featuring a large shark, assorted fish, a red crab, pink coral, yellow seaweed, and bubbles, along with the dates February 21 to March 9, 2025, and location details.

05

SOTERIA
Ongoing marketing support

The cover of a 2025 annual report by Soteria Community Development Corporation featuring black and white mural art of diverse women's faces on a brick wall, partially covered by a blue transparent overlay with report title.
Inside spread of Soteria's 2025 Annual Report. Financial snapshot with pie charts showing income sources, expenses, and individuals served, along with a section on 2025 capital acquisition.
Cover of trifold for Soteria Community Development Corporation's IDA program, highlighting benefits such as a comfortable home, small business support, education or training, and affordable transportation, with the website soteriacdc.org.
Invitation to a Sotera graduation celebration on June 14, 2026, from 2 to 4 PM at Village Church, Greenville, South Carolina, with names of graduates and a QR code for RSVP.
Business card for Jerry Blassingame, Founder & CEO of Soteria Community Development Corporation, with contact information including phone numbers, email, and address in Greenville, SC.
Inside spread of Soteria's 2025 Annual Report. Demographics infographic comparing Soteria House and affordable rentals, including race, sex, age, and income data with pie charts, bar graphs, and percentage labels.
Inside spread of Soteria trifold about Individual Development Account (IDA) with sections on opening a savings account, attending training, and working toward goals, featuring a pink piggy bank.

06

vital life by flavia
Direct client / Website + brand implementation

Front side of QR Cards created for Vital Life by Flavia
Back side of QR Cards created for Vital Life by Flavia
Backside of business card for Vital Life by Flavia
24x36 poster printed on foam core.  A woman in a white dress and wide-brimmed hat holding a woven basket with purple flowers, standing in a lush green garden with trees and bushes, sunny outdoor scene.

tell me about what

you’re working on

Have a project in mind, need ongoing creative support or aren't quite sure what kind of help you need yet? Tell me what's on your plate and we'll figure out the best way to tackle it.

Experience

makes all the difference.

After 25 years in marketing and design, I've learned that good work is about more than making something look polished. It's understanding what you're trying to accomplish, asking the right questions, anticipating problems and finding the best way to get from idea to finished product.

Clients work directly with me from start to finish, so communication stays simple, details don't get lost between departments and there's always someone who understands the bigger picture.

Candler Creative is the independent creative practice of Catherine Blount.

I bring a broad mix of design, web and marketing experience to every project—along with the flexibility to step into an existing team, learn how you work and help move things forward. Whether I’m building a website, extending a brand across new materials or handling the projects that fall outside the usual scope, the goal is the same: thoughtful work, reliable execution and one less thing for you to worry about.

Catherine Blount, founder of Candler Creative, stands on a staircase landing in an art gallery, holding a drink in one hand and a small purse in the other, looking at paintings on the wall.