Hey Y'all

Hi, I'm Bailey Rowe!

I'm a marketing professional, graphic designer, content creator, and storyteller from Mississippi. Creativity has always been at the center of who I am, whether I'm designing a brand, creating social media campaigns, writing, or finding new ways to tell meaningful stories.

I graduated from Mississippi State University with degrees in Marketing, Communication, and Art, and currently work as a Graphic Designer and Digital Marketing Specialist on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Every day I get to combine strategy with creativity by designing campaigns, creating content, managing social media, and bringing ideas to life.

Outside of my full-time career, I'm building my own business, Yellow Chair Media, where I help businesses grow through branding, graphic design, social media management, and content creation. My goal is simple: help businesses tell their story in a way that feels authentic and memorable.

One of my biggest passions is writing. Through my blog, How Bailey Sees It, I share honest stories about life, grief, faith, mental health, adoption, relationships, and everything in between. I've learned that some of life's hardest moments often become the stories that connect us the most, and I hope my words remind people they aren't alone.

I also have dreams of launching my podcast, I'm Here, Mentally, where I hope to create conversations that encourage vulnerability, hope, and authenticity. Mental health is something I'm deeply passionate about, and I want to create a space where people feel seen, heard, and understood.

When I'm not working, you'll probably find me spending time with family and friends, taking photos, traveling, listening to country music, designing something just for fun, or hanging out with my miniature dachshund, Winnie, who completely runs my household.

At my core, I believe people matter. Whether it's through marketing, writing, design, or simply showing up for someone who needs encouragement, I want to leave every person and every place a little better than I found it. If I can use my creativity to make someone smile, tell a meaningful story, or help someone believe they aren't alone, then I'd call that a life well lived.

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