Prescott Perez-Fox
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About Prescott
Prescott Perez-Fox is a graphic designer, art director, brand strategist, and creative leader who has worked with many of New York City's top creative agencies and in-house teams.
Over more than seventeen years, Prescott has helped brands refine their message and values, explore design solutions, and execute enduring creative work across identity, packaging, and communication design disciplines.
Drawing from a technical background, Prescott combines traditional branding & design principles with emerging media and technologies, including web and interface design, UX/UI, and mobile apps. Not merely a practiced hand, Prescott is a global thinker, able to resarch and craft larger cultural concepts, based on his experiences, travels, education, and heritage.
In addition to his brand-focused design work, Prescott is founder and host of The Busy Creator Podcast, a popular discussion show dedicated to creative productivity, workflow, culture, and technology. He speaks at workshops and conferences on topics relating to creativity and workplace dynamics, and regularly consults with agencies and teams on improving their practice and work systems.
About Prescott
Photo by Jerome Charles
Prescott Perez-Fox is a graphic designer, art director, brand strategist, and creative leader who has worked with many of New York City's top creative agencies and in-house teams.
Over more than seventeen years, Prescott has helped brands refine their message and values, explore design solutions, and execute enduring creative work across identity, packaging, and communication design disciplines.
Drawing from a technical background, Prescott combines traditional branding & design principles with emerging media and technologies, including web and interface design, UX/UI, and mobile apps. Not merely a practiced hand, Prescott is a global thinker, able to resarch and craft larger cultural concepts, based on his experiences, travels, education, and heritage.
In addition to his brand-focused design work, Prescott is founder and host of The Busy Creator Podcast, a popular discussion show dedicated to creative productivity, workflow, culture, and technology. He speaks at workshops and conferences on topics relating to creativity and workplace dynamics, and regularly consults with agencies and teams on improving their practice and work systems.
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About Prescott
Prescott Perez-Fox is a graphic designer, art director, brand strategist, and creative leader who has worked with many of New York City's top creative agencies and in-house teams.
Over more than seventeen years, Prescott has helped brands refine their message and values, explore design solutions, and execute enduring creative work across identity, packaging, and communication design disciplines.
Drawing from a technical background, Prescott combines traditional branding & design principles with emerging media and technologies, including web and interface design, UX/UI, and mobile apps. Not merely a practiced hand, Prescott is a global thinker, able to resarch and craft larger cultural concepts, based on his experiences, travels, education, and heritage.
In addition to his brand-focused design work, Prescott is founder and host of The Busy Creator Podcast, a popular discussion show dedicated to creative productivity, workflow, culture, and technology. He speaks at workshops and conferences on topics relating to creativity and workplace dynamics, and regularly consults with agencies and teams on improving their practice and work systems.
Prescott’s words, work, wit, and wisdom have been featured across the web, including:
Outside projects
The Busy Creator
A blog & podcast dedicated to tools, techniques & habits for creative productivity.
The New York City Podcast Meetup
In-person meetup group for NYC-based podcast listeners & producers
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