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I never struggle with the question: “how long have you been an artist?” The answer is not just a handful of years, but nearly as old as I am, which is 23 at the time of writing this. If you ask my mother, she would tell you I was painting the ceiling of her womb […]

One of my earliest memories is lounging in the window seat of my (strangely) circular room, making my way through my personal library and writing short stories. It was during those sunny, calming days that I believe I discovered my love for writing. Taking in little bits of information through every page I read while

Do you see life in HTML? Do you believe intuitive UX and responsive UI can change lives? Are you comfortable building CMS websites, email templates, collateral and social graphics? Then you might be just the person Barefoot PR is looking for.  As our Associate for Web & Graphic Design, you will work with our design

I approach any new job with the mentality of a British baker waiting to lift the gingham and see what challenge lies ahead in the technical bake. You rely on your knowledge, experience, instincts and reading comprehension skills. The rest is an opportunity for learning and growth.  As Julia Child once said, “Well, all I

Hi! I’m Tara, Barefoot’s Senior Associate of Graphic Design. With the birth of my third child during the pandemic and a tumultuous 2020 for so many, there has been no better time to reassess priorities and ponder how I might be better at parenting and working with purpose, leaning into how I lead my children

Above all else, we love a good story. It’s kinda our thing. There are so many to read and tell and no two are alike. It’s exciting to think that after years of reading them and telling them, we haven’t even scratched the surface.  This is one of the reasons we are thrilled to launch

We are appalled and deeply disturbed by the events at the U.S. Capitol on January 6. As our team absorbed the words and pictures used to illustrate the lawlessness and violence unfolding before us, we took action in the only way we knew how – sending messages of care and support to each other, our

There are many adjectives that could be used to describe the century that was 2020. As we close this chapter and head into the New Year, “unforgettable” is the one that feels most characteristic to us. Whether it was pandemic, protest or toilet-paper related pandemonium – we’ve never been quite so certain that we’re witnessing