about me

Hi there! I'm Breana Trejo-Quibelan: a graphic designer, photographer, and brand storyteller based in the San Francisco Bay Area, with 10+ years building visual identity systems, campaigns, and content for mission-driven organizations across California and Oregon.

My work lives at the intersection of strategy and craft: typography, brand development, social media, print and digital layout, photography, and illustration, all built around one question: who is this for, and how does thoughtful design serve them well?

Today, I lead design and brand strategy at Pacific School of Religion, where I've built and maintained the organization's visual identity across web, print, and social, partnering directly with leadership to translate institutional goals into visual systems that connect with real communities.

Design, for me, isn't about my own taste, it's about listening first. Raised in the Bay, shaped by time in the Pacific Northwest, and grounded in a multigenerational, mixed-heritage household, I've learned that good design rarely looks the same from one community to the next. The best creative work makes room for someone else's story, not just your own.

When I’m not creating, I'm usually wandering a walkable city with a camera, chasing good coffee, making something with my hands, or sitting around a campfire in good company.