Kristyn Dingman
Senior Visual DesignerMarketer. Photographer. Illustrator. Creative director.
I take complex information and turn it into visual experiences people actually understand.
Over 10 years I’ve partnered with nonprofits, advocacy organizations, small businesses, and entrepreneurs to build brands and marketing that mean something. Whether I’m illustrating a children’s resource guide, producing a printed publication, or designing a digital campaign, the goal is always the same: work that’s beautiful, purposeful, and effective.
My path is a little unusual, and that’s the point. I studied Public Relations with minors in photography and studio art, so I learned to think about message and audience and how to make something with my hands. That combination means I don’t just make things look good; I make them work strategically, and I can carry a single idea from concept all the way to a production-ready print file.
Away from the desk, I’m an Arizona girl at heart. My husband — a VP of Marketing — and I have been together since high school, and we’re raising two boys who keep me grounded and inspired. We’re unapologetic foodies (Vietnamese and Italian are my weaknesses), I still pick up my camera purely for the joy of it, and when the desert weather cooperates you’ll find me running or out on a hike.
Range, with depth
I own the whole arc
Strategy, identity, campaign, illustration, photography, and print production, under one roof, staying consistent the whole way.
I design for outcomes
Every choice ladders back to a goal: attendance, clarity, engagement, trust. Aesthetics serve the objective, not the other way around.
I make complex things clear
My favorite problems are the messy, information-heavy ones. Turning them into something approachable is where I do my best work.
A few things that shaped how I work
I’d love to hear what you’re building.
Open to senior and lead visual design roles, in-house or remote.