WHY THE PAPER TULIP?

The paper tulip is a representation of a beautiful flower. But the paper tulip has its edges - the type of edges that sometimes gives you those pesky little paper cuts. I first came up with the idea of using the paper tulip as a logo in one of my classes at the Academy of Design where I studied Fashion Merchandising and Marketing. I just thought it was the perfect representation of my personality, sweet but edgy. But now with my company Carpe Diem, I see it much differently. It sums up the idea of “seizing the day” perfectly. It's saying, seizing an opportunity could have risks and it could put you on the edge, but if it all goes well… it could become one of your most treasured success stories. The success and happiness - like the flower - is the beautiful part. Carpe Diem is all about getting to know you before taking those next steps through my services. Now that you know a little bit about me, I'd love to hear more about you. What do you feel symbolizes who you are?