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 files, products, a website launch, 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 rather than being passed between departments or left to coordinate the pieces yourself.
ONE PERSON.
ONE POINT OF CONTACT.
ABOUT 7THDEVAN
A BROAD CREATIVE RANGE
People often ask what I do, and the honest answer is: a lot of different things. Some projects are familiar and repeatable. Others begin with a new idea, a unique request, or a direction that does not fit neatly into one service category.
Creativity has always been part of how people know me. What began as a hobby grew into a business through the opportunities people trusted me with, expanding my work across branding, websites, apparel, events, digital tools, production, and sourcing — and building the broad range of skills I bring to projects today.
That range helps me see how each part of a project affects the others and connect the creative and production sides. I handle the design directly and can produce work here in the studio. When specialized equipment, larger quantities, or a different process are needed, I work with trusted vendors while staying involved throughout.
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.
Coming home renewed my appreciation for the connection and accountability that come with a small community. I want people to feel comfortable bringing me an idea, trust that I will be honest about what it will take, and know that I care about the outcome — not just completing the job.
“Seek to be worth knowing rather than well known.”
