I am a designer of all sorts.
I started my career over 20 years ago in graphic design, which eventually lead me to building a lifestyle brand in 2013 selling products I designed using my illustrations and hand-lettered type.
After burning out from self-employment in 2019, I pivoted to UX/UI design, and currently I’m an experience designer at Autodesk.
“I believe my purpose in life is to bring beautiful designs into this world. Whether it's pixel-perfect digital screens and smooth user flows, calm and blissful interior spaces, or products and services that delight... I love bringing beauty that sparks joy in people's everyday lives.”
- Brianna Jackson, Designer
I live in Eugene, Oregon with my husband and step-son.
On weekends you'll find us taking pride in home ownership - we LOVE a good house project. Since buying our place in 2021 we've remodeled the upstairs bathroom, replaced all of the upstairs carpet with wood plank, refurbished the staircase, wallpapered the downstairs powder room, added a fluted wood accent wall, and painted every room the perfect off-white (shout-out to Swiss Coffee at 75%).
The Cottonwood
Our biggest DIY project to date was building a detached ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) next to our home. Our corner lot is large enough that a 1 bedroom cottage fit perfectly, and allows guests private access to their own space. In honor of the tree we removed to build in its place, we named it The Cottonwood. Interior design is my hobby, and I loved every second of designing it! With my husband's history of house building, he did a lot of the work himself and acted as the General Contractor to hire out work he didn't want to do. We love having the option to host family and friends, and it's been helpful supplemental income as a short term rental through Airbnb.
When I'm not solving design problems for Autodesk or completing home projects, I'm usually dreaming up new businesses, creative endeavors, and fun ways to make money.
I love the excitement and spark a new idea brings, and the possibility of creating something extraordinary gets me up in the morning.
