Graphic Designer (New York)

Graphic Designer — The Editory Location: New York, Hybrid Type: Part-Time (with opportunity to grow) Start: Within two weeks Pay: $35–$40/hr

Is your CV ready If so, and you are confident this is the role for you, make sure to apply asap.

The Editory

is not a traditional marketing agency. We’re a creative house that styles brands into cultural relevance. Through campaign-led content, creative direction, and editorial thinking, we partner with brands worth building — from emerging luxury to future icons in fashion, beauty, and lifestyle. We're currently seeking a

Graphic Designer

with a strong eye for elevated design, layout systems, and brand storytelling. If you understand the power of negative space, can make a deck feel like a campaign, and think in grids and in feelings — you might be the one.

What You’ll Be Creating: Visual identities and campaign collateral Social media assets (grids, carousels, stories) Client pitch decks + strategy visuals Packaging mockups, typography treatments, editorial layouts Occasionally: zines, lookbooks, branded toolkits You Might Be Our Person If: You understand luxury design beyond logos — tone, type, restraint, silence You’re fluent in Adobe Creative Suite, Canva, and Figma (Notion is a plus) You can translate moodboards into clean, magnetic visuals You have opinions about typography (but know when to break the rules) You thrive with a creative brief, but can elevate it beyond the ask You’re interested in brands, not just visuals You get the difference between content and campaigns Bonus Points If: You’ve worked with fashion, beauty, or lifestyle brands You’ve built systems/templates for repeatable brand assets You’ve ever said “this could be a print ad” about a deck slide To Apply: Send your portfolio + a short intro to careers@theditory.com or via application link Feel free to include: Your portfolio or IG One brand you’d love to rebrand A design moment that still inspires you

The Editory is a taste-driven, selective agency. We care more about point of view than number of years. Show us your eye.