Tess Devillier

Pet care · Photography · Worldbuilding · Lyrics · Collaboration

Tell me what you need. We’ll find the right next step.

Start with an email or text. Include enough context for me to understand the request, and I’ll respond with availability, a recommendation, or the questions needed to define the scope.

Choose a lane

Start with the subject that fits.

What to include

Enough detail to begin well.

  1. Your name and preferred contact method
  2. The service, role, project, or opportunity
  3. Dates, timeline, and location
  4. Your goal, available resources, and approximate budget
  5. Useful links, references, or existing materials

Opportunity-specific details

A little context saves a round of email.

Pet care: Include species, names, ages, routine, medication or behavior considerations, address area, and requested dates.

Photography: Include the occasion or theme, participant count, preferred dates, intended image use, and package you are considering.

Worldbuilding: Include the medium, genre, audience, existing lore or research, where the world feels stuck, and what you want it to support.

Lyric writing: Include the intended performer or project, genre, mood, existing music or references, collaboration needs, and timeline.

Backing or sponsorship: Name the project that interests you, the kind of support or access you can offer, and what a useful partnership would look like to you.

Creative partnership: Share your strengths, resources, audience, or project, plus the role you imagine me playing.

Professional documents

The right CV for the conversation.

These role-specific documents provide more detail than the homepage. Case studies and project context are available through Case Studies.

Not sure which lane?

Send the imperfect version.

You do not need a polished brief before contacting me. Tell me what you know, what you do not know yet, and whether you want to hire, back, sponsor, collaborate, or simply begin a conversation.