Welcome to Splash Studio, where visual communication
comes to life. Splash Studio, owned and operated by
Julie Bostian (that's me), consistently strives to impress clients
and takes great pride in every project.
EDUCATION
I'm a graduate of the University of
South Carolina, Columbia, with a BA degree in Journalism
and Mass Communications, emphasizing in Advertising/Public
Relations.
EARLY
CAREER
Following college, I began working in the PR department
at the Myrtle
Beach Area Chamber of Commerce, in Myrtle Beach,
SC. I went on to manage the chamber's graphic design
and web design departments.
SELF
EMPLOYMENT BEGINS
Ten years later, I took a leap and departed the chamber environment
and stepped out on my own to give more attention to
a growing Splash Studio, my then part-time freelance graphic and web
design business.
SHUTTER
BUG
Photography
is also a large part of Splash Studio. My love
of photography began at age seven when I received
a Keystone 110 camera for my birthday. Thanks mom and dad!
A
few years later I thought it was a spectacular upgrade
when I was given a Kodak Disc 8000 camera (it had
a digital clock on the front, WOW!).
In
addition to graphic and web design, I concentrate
on portraits (families, couples, maternity, newborns, children, high school seniors, etc.), real estate photography, and travel photography.
Visit
SplashStudioPhotography.com
for more information on photography services and portfolio.
WHAT'S
IN A NAME?
How
did the name Splash Studio originate? When I'm
not behind the computer or camera, I'm kayaking,
scuba diving, swimming, wakeboarding or anything else
I can think of to get in the water.
RANDOM FACTS
I'm scared of fireworks. I've placed 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in a few surf kayak rodeos. I've completed several mud runs. I like my eggs well well well done, I'm addicted to lip balm. I'm a sea turtle hatchling whisperer. I've been swarmed by sharks while scuba diving. I've jumped out of a perfectly good plane. And my one and only hot air balloon ride crash landed (as gently as possible) in a field while the wind drug us along in the dirt for a while.
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