Jill’s goal is to create graphics that are both communicative and evocative. Client collaboration and satisfaction are both her passion and priority.

 

As a former graphic designer for The Metropolitan Museum of Art, with over 12 years in the Design Department, Jill was the lead designer on hundreds of temporary and permanent exhibitions, which included everything from creating the logo, information graphics for both the galleries and print, and the massive banners on the front of the facade. She was instrumental in creating the museum's first comprehensive signage program as well as donor signage. 

 

Prior to the Met, Jill worked at a New York design firm specializing corporate interior design, signage programs and graphic communications. There she developed numerous signage programs and graphic installations for companies including NBC and GE.

 

More recent projects include branding the clothing line Louella.

 

Jill has a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design.