About Gypsy
About Gypsy
Hey, I’m Gypsy.
Designer. Experimenter. Creator of useful shit.
I’m Kimberly Gypsy LoSavio, the one-woman show behind Gypsy Alchemy. I design things, try things, figure things out, and share what I learn along the way.
This is where I bring together practical tools, creative projects, useful discoveries, and whatever interesting idea has wandered into my orbit. Some things are planned. Some begin with a “what if?” and a suspicious number of open tabs.
Take what’s useful. Leave what isn’t. Then make something your own.
The Backstory
My Story
I didn’t arrive here in a straight line.
Life changed through betrayal, grief, and raising an Autistic son. It made me question what I believed about safety, identity, and the scripts I’d been trying to follow.
I started noticing how much of my life had been shaped by expectations that never really fit. I learned to question those rules, set boundaries, and make room for the person I wanted to be.
The name Gypsy has been part of that reclamation for me—a name I chose on my own terms, long before life threw the plot twists. Gypsy Alchemy is another piece of building a life and creative space that feel like mine.
What You’ll Find Here
Useful ideas, with room to make them your own.
I’m a longtime blogger and a self-taught web and graphic designer. I love finding tools that make creative work easier, learning by doing, and passing along the parts that might help someone else.
Around here, I share practical tips, resources, creative experiments, personal perspectives, and a little everyday magic. I’ll tell you what I’ve tried and what I think. You get to decide what fits your life, your work, and your ideas.
No magic button. No promise that a template will do the work for you. Just useful information, honest opinions, and possibilities to explore.
I’m a coffee-fueled creative with a messy ponytail, usually reading something or making a list I may or may not follow. I love Paris, spicy romance novels, Canva, and a good planner. I’m also Momma to an Autistic teenager and a lifelong learner.
What I Know for Sure
- You are not “too much” for wanting a life that fits. You don’t have to shrink your ideas, needs, or personality to make other people comfortable.
- Growth doesn’t mean becoming quieter or more polished. It means getting to know yourself, honoring what matters, and choosing what comes next with more intention.
- You can trust your intuition and make a practical plan. A little magic is lovely; a next step you can actually take is pretty useful too.
- Boundaries make room for the things you care about. They help protect your time, energy, creativity, and the people and projects you want to show up for.
- Your past is part of your story, but it doesn’t get to write every next chapter. You can learn from where you’ve been and still make something new from here.
Just Me
One Woman, Many Hats
All the ideas, tabs, drafts, and coffee? That’s me.
Blogger
Ideas & words
Designer
Web & graphics
Digital Creator
Content & resources