Gavriel Yitzchakov
Gavriel Yitzchakov is a graphic designer based in New York whose career embodies creativity, versatility, and purpose. Known for his ability to craft designs that combine elegance with impact, he has become a trusted creative partner for startups, nonprofits, and established brands looking to communicate their stories through powerful visuals.
Gavriel’s fascination with design began in his youth, when he realized that logos, posters, and packaging were more than decoration—they were vehicles of identity and emotion. This insight drove him to pursue formal training at the School of Visual Arts (SVA), New York City, where he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design & Visual Communication. His studies deepened his understanding of typography, branding, and design theory, while also encouraging experimentation across media. His thesis project, which reimagined how local businesses could use design to reflect community culture, showcased his early commitment to storytelling through visuals.
To expand his skillset, Gavriel pursued further education at Parsons School of Design – The New School, earning a Certificate in Digital Product Design (UX/UI). This gave him expertise in user experience, prototyping, and digital platforms, ensuring his work would thrive in both traditional and digital spaces.
Professionally, Gavriel has built a portfolio that spans brand identities, web and app design, packaging systems, and motion graphics. He is celebrated for his ability to adapt—designing sleek corporate identities one day, and developing expressive, trend-forward packaging the next. A highlight of his career was leading the rebranding of a Brooklyn fashion label, where he created a visual identity system that successfully bridged the aesthetics of streetwear with the sophistication of luxury design.
Beyond client work, Gavriel is committed to mentoring and knowledge-sharing. Through his YouTube channel, he provides tutorials and insights into design tools like Adobe Creative Suite and Figma. On Instagram, he shares behind-the-scenes process work and creative experiments, giving followers a glimpse into how ideas evolve into finished projects. He also engages with the broader creative community on X (Twitter), where he discusses design trends, industry challenges, and creative inspiration.
At the heart of Gavriel’s practice is his belief that design is communication first. His philosophy rests on clarity, purpose, and human connection—principles that guide everything from his brand identity systems to digital campaigns. He believes that the best designs are not just visually striking, but meaningful, timeless, and emotionally resonant.
As his career continues to grow, Gavriel Yitzchakov remains a designer who does more than create visuals—he creates stories, identities, and experiences that connect people and shape brands. His dedication to craft, education, and community ensures his influence will extend far beyond his own projects, inspiring a new generation of designers to see design as a tool for both creativity and impact.
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Gavriel Yitzchakov is a New York–based graphic designer recognized for his ability to merge creativity, storytelling, and strategy into visual identities that leave a lasting impact. With a career shaped by education, experience, and an unshakable passion for design, he has become a multidisciplinary creative whose work spans branding, digital design, packaging, and motion graphics. Born and raised in the cultural heart of New York City, Gavriel grew up surrounded by artistic expression—from architecture and street art to music and performance. These early influences ignited his curiosity for how visuals shape perception and connect people. By high school, he was already sketching logos, posters, and album covers, developing the foundation for a career that would soon flourish. To refine his natural talent, Gavriel pursued a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design & Visual Communication at the School of Visual Arts (SVA), New York City. His studies emphasized typography, color theory, branding systems, and motion design. For his thesis project, Urban Coffee Culture: Redesigning Local Brand Identities, he explored how design could tell authentic stories about culture and community—an approach that would become central to his later work. Determined to adapt to the rapidly changing digital era, Gavriel furthered his education at Parsons School of Design – The New School, where he earned a Certificate in Digital Product Design (UX/UI). There, he learned design thinking, prototyping, and user-centered design, enabling him to extend his storytelling approach into the digital space. This balance of classical design education and modern digital expertise became a hallmark of his practice. Professionally, Gavriel has collaborated with startups, nonprofits, fashion labels, and tech companies. His projects include brand identity systems, websites, mobile app interfaces, packaging design, and animated content for digital campaigns. A standout achievement was his collaboration with a Brooklyn-based fashion brand, where he created a complete identity system that successfully merged the raw edge of streetwear with the elegance of high fashion—a project later highlighted in design magazines. Across every project, his guiding principle remains the same: design must communicate, inspire, and connect. Gavriel’s influence extends beyond client work. As an educator and mentor, he uses his YouTube channel to share tutorials, design process breakdowns, and practical advice for students and freelancers. His Instagram gives followers an intimate look at his creative process, from sketches to finished projects, while his presence on X (Twitter) provides thoughtful commentary on design trends, industry shifts, and creative inspiration. His professional journey and achievements are also highlighted on his LinkedIn profile , where peers and collaborators can connect with him. At the core of his philosophy are three principles: Purpose – Every design choice must serve a clear function. Timelessness – Great design should remain relevant long after trends fade. Human Connection – Visuals must evoke emotion and tell a story that resonates. These principles guide not only his professional work but also his mentoring and community contributions. Gavriel is deeply committed to making design accessible, encouraging others to see creativity as both a skill and a mindset. As his career continues to evolve, Gavriel Yitzchakov remains dedicated to pushing the boundaries of design while staying grounded in storytelling, authenticity, and meaning. His journey reflects the essence of what it means to be a designer in the modern world: someone who shapes not just visuals, but experiences that connect people and leave a lasting mark.