I’m a graphic designer and student at Yale (’26)

Jeffrey Gibson, The Spirits Are Laughing
 Motion Graphics • Projection Design • Environment Design


Garden of Words
 Interactive Website • Creative Coding


Times Display
 Typeface Design


Inked: Tattoos by Contemporary Artists
Visual Identity • Photoshoot Direction


Yale Schwarzman Center
Motion Graphics • Projection Design • 3D Design • Environment Design


Yale Center for Engineering Innovation and Design
 Motion Graphics • Creative Coding


Asher Young Studio
Visual Identity • Web Design


NYC Subway Font
 Typeface Design


Crew Dog
Visual Identity • Motion Graphics • Web Design


IFPDA Print Fair Booth
 Environment Design • Packaging Design


Gravity Clock
 Creative Coding • Motion Design
[to be filed]
Gabriela Hearst Bag Insert
Printed Matter • 3D Design
[to be filed]


Yale School of Architecture Poster
Poster Design
[to be filed]

I’m a graphic designer and student at Yale (’26)


I’m a graphic designer and student at Yale (‘26) focusing on typography, motion graphics, and design systems. My practice is rooted in a deep respect for art history and craft. Before studying design, I practiced traditional blackletter calligraphy, a practice that continues to inform my approach to typography and lettering.

I have gained professional experience designing for artists such as Jeffrey Gibson, Mickalene Thomas, and Joel Mesler, and for arts institutions including Sotheby’s, Christie’s, and JOOPITER. I have also interned for Irma Boom Office, Mickalene Thomas Studio, and Hyperallergic.

In an increasingly automated design industry, I believe the human touch is a designer’s most valuable tool. Whether through hand-drawn calligraphy, organic shapes, or tactile print designs, I strive to imbue my work with a distinct sense of humanity that distinguishes it from the algorithmic and the artificial.

I’m currently seeking a full-time role and always interested in freelance work.

   zachary [dot] reich [at] yale [dot] edu
   @zachreichdotcom