Dylan Mulvaney is Head of Design at Gretel, an independent branding, strategy, and design studio based in Brooklyn. His expertise lies in translating core values, strategy, and voice into striking visual identities for clients like MoMA, RISD, Nike, Vice, and Netflix. He has been honored by the Art Directors Club, the D&AD, the Type Directors Club, and Fast Company.
Dylan has participated in a number of design exhibitions, including Cooper Union’s “Image of the Studio” and SF Design Week’s “Design Lives Here.” His work has appeared in publications such as Wallpaper*, Surface, and Wired.
Dylan’s writing on design and culture has been published in The New Yorker, Print Magazine, Fast Company, and It’s Nice That. He has recently served as a guest critic at The Cooper Union and The School of Visual Arts. He leads a mentorship initiative at New Design High School in Manhattan and the Diversity in Design Collaborative’s workshop program, guiding high school students from New York City and Philadelphia toward career opportunities in design.