Great ideas deserve great visuals!
This weekly newsletter is for conservative designers and conservatives who care about design. I run it with two of my fellow graphic designer friends.
What You Can Expect
✔ Design education
✔ Articles about the intersection between design and culture
✔ Conservative design project showcases
✔ Latest projects from our writers’ portfolios and how they were made
✔ Early access to new conservative design projects
Meet the Team
Amanda Westlake is a full-time creative, living between a 9–5 as a senior designer for a nonprofit and a 5–9 devoted to everything else she feels called to make. Her evenings are spent writing moody novels, designing Wallflower Magazine, trying new crafts, thrifting eclectic outfits, and creating self-portraits inspired by the stories in her head that won’t let go.
Her contribution to Design Right is rooted in a lifelong conviction that Good Ideas deserve Good Visuals, a belief that first took shape when she started a design-forward magazine for Christian girls at just thirteen years old. You can find her at wallflowergarden.com or on Instagram @amanda.m.westlake.
Ben Westlake hails from America’s Dairyland, where he was raised in a Christian household grounded in pro-American values. He was immersed in conservative politics from an early age, participating in his father’s U.S. Senate and Wisconsin State Assembly campaigns.
He originally arrived in California to advance his design career in professional hockey, but left the industry in pursuit of work that aligned with his values. Ben views art and design as real, tangible communication of the virtues of truth and beauty – rooted in the divine and expressed visually. These convictions often sneak their way into his PSDs and motivate his contribution to Design Right. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Amanda, who tolerates his Warped Tour-esque playlists on their morning commute.
See his work at behance.net/benwestlake and follow @westlakearchive on Instagram.
Alex Jimenez is a graphic designer who specializes in working with politically conservative businesses & people who love America. He is the VP of Visual & Brand at PragerU, and has done work for Convention of States, Evie Magazine, Ashbrook Center, as well as advertising for Disney, Warner Bros, Pixar, and Sony. His preferences in design are for illustration, modern typography, and the dutch angle. You can see his work at AlexJImenezDesign.com or follow @alexjimenezdesign on Instagram.