Frances Eugenia Collazo
Graphic Designer. Art Director. Author. Strategist. Founder of Liongoat Press.

I’m Frances Eugenia Collazo, and I’ve spent the last 15+ years working at the intersection of survival, design, and story.

I cut my teeth in downtown New York—where culture doesn’t ask for permission and design has to mean something. That early creative life taught me how to make things bold, clear, and unforgettable. Since then, I’ve brought that same urgency to my work across industries: from city communications to apparel brands, newspapers, real estate, and political campaigns.

At my core, I’m a systems thinker with a sharp eye. I lead with strategy, tell the truth with style, and make things that work—and last.

My Work

By day, I serve as the Communications Specialist for the City of Cleveland Heights, where I help shape the public narrative and guide city-wide messaging. I also run Frances Eugenia Design, my studio where I work with small businesses, nonprofits, organizers, and creative entrepreneurs on everything from brand identity to email marketing automation.

I’ve worked as a:

  • Digital Marketing Specialist for national brands

  • Content Producer in small-town newsrooms

  • Project Manager in real estate and community development

  • Director of Email & Automation for BustedTees, building conversion flows at scale

  • Graphic & Web Designer for grassroots political movements

This all sits alongside my personal publishing project—Liongoat Press, an imprint for women who have been through it. Our workbooks aren’t self-help. They’re self-honesty. The flagship titles—The Love & Letting Go Workbook and The Rage & Reckoning Workbook—blend collage, journaling, and emotional grit to help women process survival, loss, fury, and truth.

My Tools

Adobe Creative Suite. Klaviyo. MailChimp. Constant Contact. Shopify. Second Street. Strategy decks. Clean code. Killer layouts. Honest language.

I do it all with attention to detail, deadlines, and the people I’m doing it for.

The Rest

I live in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, with my husband, two sons, and two ridiculous dogs (Mr. Foo and Slayer).

“Imagination is the voice of daring. If there is anything godlike about God, it is that. He dared to imagine everything.” — Henry Miller

Let’s work. Let’s make something that matters. franceseugenia.com