Our Team

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Shannan C

Shannan grew up in the South Sound, with weekends spent on boating trips to Blake Island or playing one of her favorite SNES and N64 games. Weekdays were spent on a farm in Longbranch, reading Nancy Drew books, riding horses, hanging with her Blue Heelers, or working on one of many art projects.

That love of art and design has definitely stuck with her. She has really enjoyed her years in print as it is the perfect mix of creativity and problem solving.

These days, she and her partner can often be found on the lake in their kayaks, playing an intense game of chess, or camping & exploring Washington parks with their beloved rescue dogs Murphy 'Poops' McBuggins and Elaine 'Bean' Longbottom.

An avid photographer, Shannon spends the majority of her free time working on her (digital) illustrations and further developing her graphic design skills.
"At Perfect Copy & Print there is a great customer base that I've really loved working with and getting to know over the past year."

 

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Jasper L

Jasper has lived in Seattle much of his life, and has worked with Perfect Copy for several years.

His favorite part of the job is the opportunity to meet customers from so many different backgrounds, and helping them find creative solutions for their projects.

In his spare time, he enjoys outdoor adventures, riding motorcycles, cooking and movies.

 

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Grace K

Grace is a mystery wrapped in an incredibly helpful print tech. We are not totally sure if Grace is actually a mirage but we are dedicated to finding out. In the meantime, Grace can help you navigate the wild world of paper and finishing options and help you perfect that zine you want to print.


Grace probably does not wrangle space aliens or take vacations on the far side of the moon. Because it's awfully cold there.


 

 

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Daria D

Daria joined Perfect Copy & Print in January 2020.

She comes to us with a background in litigation support which included copying and scanning, database administration, and project management.

She has been using her skills to perform a wide variety of tasks that lurk in the background of any client-facing business.

When she is not performing these tasks, she can be found volunteering with, and for, a variety of organizations such as the American Heart Association, Children's’ Home Society of WA, CAS with International Seafarers’ Center, Seattle Knitters Guild, Fiber Fusion NW, Fraternal Order of Eagles, local food banks, and many other local charities.

She is a prolific fiber artist and cares for a husband and two wild pups, Ogre and Banshee.

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Amanda P (she/her)

Amanda is the owner, web developer, chief marketer, and whatever else is needed. She bought the business in August 2019 in a real feat of excellent timing. Unbeknownst to her, her affinity for print was consistent with both her parents & grandfather as they had all worked in the industry before she was even born. 

Her previous career spanned industries and included the early days of ecommerce, as well as salary & compensation data and TV advertising technology. In these, she has held the roles of barista, summer camp counselor, non-profit executive director, vp of product/data science/engineering, copywriter, and technical project manager. Not in that order. She also holds degrees in Classics as well as Library & Information Science and is licensed in Washington State to librarian. All of these experiences make her appreciate the unique challenges of owning & running a small business.

She is a pleasure to work with and has an excellent sense of humor even if she has to remind folks of that periodically.

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