Two for Tea Studio are…

Addie Kugler-Lunt is a Copywriter, Designer, Editor, Visual Storyteller

J.D. Lunt is a Cartoonist, Developmental Editor, Educator, and Writer

We’re visual storytellers who help our clients claim – and communicate – their stories.

Our story started back in 2005 when…

Addie and J.D. were coordinating Artists’ & Writers’ retreats together, nurturing the voices of academics, fledgling artists, first time novelists and the occasional singer/songwriter. We quickly discovered we enjoyed helping people find their voice and shape their work. At the same time, we saw how our working together came with ease – and brought about greater results – than either of us had experienced alone. In 2007 we got married.

Two for Tea Studio grew out of a love of collaboration and storytelling that has been at the center of our relationship ever since. Now we are making our creativity contagious and helping others hone their craft and share their stories! From fledging and experienced cartoonists to businesses that want to express their values, through the power of story.

Addie Kugler-Lunt

Addie Kugler-Lunt (She/Her/Hers) received a B.A. (Magna cum Laude) in Business & Humanities from Golden Gate University. She brings copywriting, editing and design expertise to Two for Tea Studio.
After college, Addie served two years in Ukraine as a U.S. Peace Corps education volunteer. For a decade, she ran her own business as a Pilates instructor and later, used her designer-eye as a home stager for real estate.
In 2020, Addie was remote work certified by SheWorks. She’s worked with 90 Day Business Launch, LimeTech, and St. Gregory of Nyssa Episcopal Church. Addie’s recent design work can be seen on the Work With Us page and on Two for Tea Studio’s Instagram.
Addie’s favorite tea is Ceylon Tea with English Lavender from Julie’s Coffee & Tea Garden.
J.D. Lunt

J.D. Lunt (He/Him/His) is a graduate of The Center for Cartoon Studies. His skills as a developmental editor, educator, and writer have been in-demand in academic and creative circles for more than two decades.
J.D. successfully spearheaded cartooning anthology projects funded by grants from the National Endowment for the Arts and the U.S. Veterans’ Affairs Administration. His work has been featured in The Boston Globe, Seven Days Vermont, and New Hampshire Public Radio.
In 2017-2019, he presented at Graphic Medicine International conferences. In 2020, he was named the Cartooning Liaison for the Graphic Medicine International Collective and presented at the virtual New England Graphic Medicine conference. In 2021, J.D. started a daily-ish diary strip that he shares on Patreon and Instagram.
J.D.’s favorite tea is Assam.