Hi, I’m Breanda Lanyel Kuhler. I was born in 1990 with a bright, curious energy, and the nickname Ladybug stuck from a little yard encounter with a ladybug. I faced a brain tumor in childhood (Medulloblastoma posterior fossa) which temporarily affected my movement, but therapy helped me recover. I turned to the computer as my outlet and soon realized I could combine art with technology. That sparked a path to graphic design, and I earned a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design to fuse creativity with digital skills. I now lead Kuhler Transfer as CEO and design branding, logos, and marketing materials for clients, while also creating UX/UI work and editorial layouts. I’ve specialized in digitizing memories—transferring reels, slides, photos, and tapes to DVD—and I’ve designed business identities and marketing materials for kitchens and chefs, including logos, business cards, menus, and brochures. I’m comfortable collaborating across teams, managing time effectively, and delivering polished, user-centered design across print and digital media.…Hi, I’m Breanda Lanyel Kuhler. I was born in 1990 with a bright, curious energy, and the nickname Ladybug stuck from a little yard encounter with a ladybug. I faced a brain tumor in childhood (Medulloblastoma posterior fossa) which temporarily affected my movement, but therapy helped me recover. I turned to the computer as my outlet and soon realized I could combine art with technology. That sparked a path to graphic design, and I earned a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design to fuse creativity with digital skills. I now lead Kuhler Transfer as CEO and design branding, logos, and marketing materials for clients, while also creating UX/UI work and editorial layouts. I’ve specialized in digitizing memories—transferring reels, slides, photos, and tapes to DVD—and I’ve designed business identities and marketing materials for kitchens and chefs, including logos, business cards, menus, and brochures. I’m comfortable collaborating across teams, managing time effectively, and delivering polished, user-centered design across print and digital media.WWWW…