Personal Note

“I believe good design should feel clear, personal, and a little bit joyful.”

Warm, natural portrait of Monica Hernandez in a bright creative workspace, with paper samples and print proofs nearby.

Studio portrait

Est. littlepapergirl

Monica Hernandez · Independent graphic designer

I’m the designer behind littlepapergirl.com, creating logos, brand materials, invitations, flyers, and posters for small businesses and real-life celebrations.

Monica reviewing an invitation proof beside a ruler, pencil, color swatches, and neatly stacked cards.

Proofs, swatches & paper weight

In the studio

Hello, I’m Monica.

A thoughtful creative partner for small, meaningful projects.

01 / The spark

I love the moment when a loose idea begins to look real: a new company sees its personality in a logo, a family sees their celebration in an invitation, or a local event finally has a poster that makes people stop and read.

02 / Direct collaboration

Working independently means I can stay close to the details. You talk directly with the person designing your piece, and every decision comes back to your audience, your message, and how the finished work will be used.

03 / Physical craft

Print is at the heart of much of my work because it is practical and personal at the same time. It can sit in someone’s hand, hang in a window, travel home in an envelope, or become part of a memory.

Core Values & Philosophy

The little paper approach.

01

Clarity

Listen before styling

The strongest visual direction starts with what you need people to understand and feel.

02

Function

Keep it useful

Beautiful work should also be legible, flexible, correctly sized, and ready for its real destination.

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Paper & Print

Considered

03

Process

Make feedback easy

Clear checkpoints and focused questions help decisions feel manageable, even if design is new to you.

04

Precision

Care about the finish

Margins, hierarchy, file setup, and the texture of the final piece all deserve attention.

Friendly collaboration. Thoughtful details. No design-speak required.

Inviting overhead studio table with an empty chair, blush paper, pencils, clips, printed logo proofs, and an open notebook.

Currently taking new projects

Let’s make something beautiful and tangible together.

Come on in

There’s always room at the studio table.

Bring the business idea, the party theme, the rough wording, or the reference you cannot stop thinking about. We can begin there and shape it into something clear, considered, and distinctly yours.