The faces
behind the work.
Approved portraits of Jenna and Stacy — for proposals, press, decks, and bios. Warm, candid, and unmistakably them.
Lead image
The window portrait is the primary lead image — used at the top of the website, in proposal covers, and on press features. Soft natural light, candid posture, slight asymmetry. Use full-bleed wherever space allows.
Together
Use these for any context that introduces WBT as a partnership — about pages, founder bios, podcast features, conference intros. Always pair them; their dynamic is the brand.
Individuals
Solo portraits for bios, byline photos, and speaker cards. Both shot against soft white — pair them visually as a set, even when used apart.
Show up the way
we actually work.
These photos earn the brand its warmth. Use them generously — but use them as shot. Don’t crop into one person from a duo image, don’t recolor, don’t overlay heavy filters.
Use full-bleed where space allows. The compositions are intentional — let them breathe.
Pair duo images with brand watercolor backgrounds or Calm Blue fields for editorial layouts.
Crop a duo into a single person, flip horizontally, or apply duotone or heavy color treatments.
Use unapproved candids, Zoom screenshots, or older photography — request new shots if these don’t fit.
Picking the right portrait
Hero & cover
Window portrait. Lead image for proposals, site, and press kits — wherever WBT is being introduced.
Editorial & long-form
Floor portrait or triptych. For features, retrospectives, interviews, and any storytelling format.
Bios & bylines
Solo headshots. Speaker cards, author bios, LinkedIn, and contributor footers — paired as a set.