The NYC-based graphic designer Jessica Walsh works primarily on website design, art installations, branding, and typography. Her work blends painting, handcraft, and photography with digital design and she describes her style as “bold, emotional, and provocative”. Walsh has worked on projects for clients such as Aizone, Levi’s, Colab Eyewear, Adobe, …
The NYC-based graphic designer Jessica Walsh works primarily on website design, art installations, branding, and typography. Her work blends painting, handcraft, and photography with digital design and she describes her style as “bold, emotional, and provocative”. Walsh has worked on projects for clients such as Aizone, Levi’s, Colab Eyewear, Adobe, The Jewish Museum of New York, and the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum.
Walsh graduated from RISD in 2008 and moved to NYC to intern at the design firm Pentagram. After staying at Pentagram for nearly a year, she worked at Print magazine as an associate art director. During this time, Walsh discovered and developed her own personal style while her illustrations and designs were featured in various newspapers, books, and magazines such as the New York Times and New York Times Magazine.
In 2010, Walsh was offered a job at the studio of Stefan Sagmeister, Sagmeister Inc. At age 25, after working at the firm for two years, Walsh became a partner and the name of the studio was changed to Sagmeister & Walsh. Recently, in July 2019, Walsh left Sagmeister & Walsh to form her own studio, & Walsh. However, Walsh continues to work with Sagmeister as the new company will include collaborations between the former partners and many clients will move to the new studio. & Walsh is one of 36 female-led creative studios in the United States and represents the fulfillment of Walsh’s dream as a teen to run her own business.