Meet Our Weirdos

We’re &yet and lately we’ve been fascinated by weirdos. You know, those people who are passionate about the same weird things you are. The people who just get you.

For businesses, finding your weirdos can be both practical and fulfilling. It’s a smart approach to connecting with your community and customers in a meaningful way.

So we want you to meet our weirdos: some amazing folks who share our values and are taking a people-first approach to business. They’re sharing what they geek out about and how those fascinations show up in their work.

Michael in front of monochrome bookshelves and written sheets float around him

Soushiant in front of a background of illustrated doors

Guan with offset pink and blue shadows in front of a geometric background

Chanita surrounded by colorful rings, a couple acting as portals, playing with the depth of background and foreground

Brian framed with a graphic circle behind and square in front

Natalie surrounded by floral pattern

Stacks of retro televisions, each showing a photo of Anne-Laure

Amanda Kao leaning against a brick wall with illustrated hands and iconography surrounding her

Mat Patterson surrounded by blue pixels

Shenee laughing with her pup

Kristina Halvorson with a bright, squiggly background

Rob with a triangular geometric background

Clarinda wearing a floral headpiece holding two children, surrounded by colorful organic shapes

Kate Strathmann surrounded by outer space and rainbows

Tara with pink and green brushstrokes behind

Zvi Band wearing an illustrated floral blazer, overlapped in gold decorative circles

Paul Campbell in an illustrative, abstract jungle

four photos of Laura Garnett with hand-drawn adornments overlaid, like a flower crown and friendly bee and old-timey deep sea explorer helmet

J. and Cliff in pink and gold comic book panels

Cali Harris surrounded by illustrative nature including hills, a tent, and a coyote howling at the moon

Chris Bowler in an 8-bit computer window, surrounded by pixelated and half-tone mouse cursors and shapes

Saya Hillman with big statement earrings that say YES YES YES

Danielle Maveal in photo and cartoon, revealed with a squiggly brush stroke

Suzanne and Madeleine surrounded by geometric, monochromatic curves

Find Your Weirdos