Design for museums, historical societies, & cultural institutions
I partner with museums and cultural institutions to translate research and interpretation into thoughtful visual communication. Through a mix of project-based collaborations and long-term partnerships, I support institutions in telling meaningful, mission-driven stories.
Services
Website Design and Layout
Social Media Graphics
Digital and print brochures, flyers, and posters
Exhibition graphics, signage, and interpretive panels
Logo design, visual identity systems, and brand guidelines
Event or campaign branding
Photography
Templates & Flexible design solutions
If you’re looking for design support that doesn’t require a full project, I offer flexible, reusable, and ready-to-edit template options through Ko-fi.
Pricing & Project Scope
Every project is different, and pricing reflects the scope, timeline, and needs of each organization. I offer a free initial consultation to discuss goals, budget, and next steps. Please reach out via email to get started.
Portfolio Preview
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![Sunlit interior of a historical church or cathedral with arched ceilings, intricate frescoes on the walls depicting religious scenes, and stone columns casting patterned shadows on the floor.]()
Travel Photo Gallery
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![Black and white illustration of a large multi-story brick building with bars on the windows, an arched entryway, lit lanterns, signs on the building, and trees nearby against a cloudy sky.]()
2025 Vernacular Architecture Forum
For the 2025 Vernacular Architecture Forum, I developed a range of physical print assets highlighting the architectural history and cultural heritage of Delaware. The goal across all pieces was to support accessible, place-based interpretation and connect architectural research to the lived experiences of Delaware’s communities.
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![Close-up of a newspaper or magazine section highlighting information about Hampton Court Palace and Kensington Palace, including historical details and illustrations.]()
The Layers of London
During my second visit to London and the surrounding areas, I explored some of the most iconic historic sites and delved deep into their rich pasts. In this visual journal, I’ve captured some of my experiences and the insights I gained along the way.
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![A person stands on a wooden bridge in a forested area, looking down at a hole in the ground, with a sign warning of danger and cave-ins nearby.]()
Theories Unearthed
Theories Unearthed is an experience celebrating the 10 year search for the legendary Oak Island treasure. Intended for the visitors center of Nova Scotia’s Oak Island, the experience includes an exhibit, a tour of the Island’s famous features, and a meet and greet with the Island’s crew.
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![Flyer showing the second floor plan of Sisters' House with labeled rooms and historical information about the house.]()
Ephrata Cloister Visitor Maps
The Ephrata Cloister was a religious community, established in 1732 by Conrad Beissel, and was home to nearly 80 Brothers and Sisters.
These new Sisters’ House visitor maps help people navigate the second and third floors by highlighting key features and optimizing the walking flow.
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![Logo of the Lebanon County Historical Society featuring a sketch of a historic house, with text stating 'Lebanon County Historical Society, Organized 1898.']()
Lebanon County Historical Society
This series of projects supports the Lebanon County Historical Society’s mission to connect the community with its local history. This includes a new logo and promotional materials for two public history reenactments, all of which make local history visible, tangible, and engaging.
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![Blurred image of a stone building with a partial view of a wooden structure and a tree in the background. The logo for Hagley Museum & Library is overlaid.]()
Hagley Museum Website Redesign
The Hagley Museum and Library is a living treasure with a fascinating and rich history. To reflect this, I redesigned the Hagley Museum’s website to excite and encourage people of all ages to visit and delve deep into its past.
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![Collage of black and white family photos with the title "The Heritage of Hershey" in white font on a brown background.]()
The Heritage of Hershey
The rich history of Hershey, Pennsylvania, is often defined by the well-known stories of Milton S. Hershey and his model town. This exhibit explores the often overlooked stories of the early families who played an integral role in shaping the community into what it is today.
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![Brochure titled 'The Stone Path' with a graphic of a stone-paved road leading into a tunnel, promoting a self-guided tour of medieval architecture in England, displayed in a public transportation station near the visitor centre.]()
The Stone Path
The Stone Path is a self-guided tour of England’s medieval architecture. It collects all the information a visitor might need, highlighting sites from each era and offering historical insights and practical details to make exploring easy and engaging. The guide is offered both as a physical booklet and as an app to cater all explorers.
About
Hi! I'm Masey Blauch, the freelance graphic designer who helps museums and cultural institutions bring history to life.
With a background in both visual communications and historic preservation, my goal is to make history more accessible and engaging through intentional, research-driven design.
Lets connect!
Let’s talk about your next project. Whether you need exhibit graphics, a website update, or marketing and print materials, I’d love to collaborate. Send me an email with a brief overview of your project and timeline, and I’ll get back to you as soon as possible!
MaseyBlauch@gmail.com
