Toastworthy

CONCEPT

Sophie Stich began Toastworthy, a mobile Champagne bar, in 2017 building the initial branding with Polygraph Creative (DC). In the years since, Toastworthy has grown into a sophisticated hospitality brand, partnering with clients to throw bashes that celebrate the moments worth toasting. I worked closely with Sophie on all facets of Toastworthy’s ever-evolving brand, expanding the system and aligning the overall aesthetic.

Website

WITH

Sophie Stich, Founder

INFO

Initial branding by Polygraph Creative

INDEX

PERSONAL

Hi there, I’m Elizabeth 👋🏼

Lately into national parks (mostly Joshua Tree and Banff ), commandeering my Spotify algorithm, finishing all the art projects I’ve started, and restarting all the books I still haven’t finished. Reconfiguring over-thinking into critical thinking. Would rather be hiking or throwing pottery right now. Always reforming (designing).

Design History & Philosophy ↗︎

ANECDOTES

Sylvester Stallone once had to review and approve an email I designed (or so I was told).

I’ve been called a wizard and a unicorn several times re: design. And once had a boy scout tell me, “You look like Harry Potter! Except you’re a girl.” It was probably the glasses, but I took it as a sincere compliment.

To date, the most iconic feedback I’ve received was when a client responded only with “Is this a joke?” about a site I helped design. It wasn’t then, but it is now.

BRANDS

Orange
Design Lead
Atlanta, since 2025

Parent Cue (at Orange)
Art Director
Atlanta, 2022-2024

St. Plant
Design Lead
2019-2021

Toastworthy
Design Lead
2018-2021

STUDIOS

Perky Bros
Designer
Nashville, 2021

Metaleap Creative
Junior Designer -> Senior Designer
Atlanta, 2017-2020

Polygraph Creative
Intern
Washington DC, Summer 2016

CREDITS

Education
Graphic Design BFA
with Honors
Auburn University
2016

Service
Design Advisor
Auburn High School
Since 2023

CONNECT

Electronic Mail
LinkedIn
Instagram?
Myriad Florvm

COLOPHON Arizona & Diatype by ABC Dinamo; Backslant by OH no Type Company

WIP. Archive of existing work, graveyard of ideas.

E. Hildreth