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Madie Graham

Designer

she / they

Twin, thrifter, extrovert, Swiftie, songwriter

Madie is a multidisciplinary designer. People and process come first. Her creative practice is through a strategic lens of intentional research, open collaboration, and radical empathy. At Teal, she loves to build brands, write words, center change, and learn—endlessly. She’s served as a versatile creative on clients including PFLAG, Amnesty International, and the Women’s Suffrage National Monument Foundation, to name a few.

Madie has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Communication Design and a minor in Creative Writing from the College for Creative Studies. While in undergrad, Madie participated in a variety of projects, such as sponsored studios with Honda and the Detroit Historical Society. She centered her education on exploring design’s role in social justice.

When not designing, she writes dramatic love songs on her guitar, pens equally dramatic poetry, listens to 10,000+ minutes of Taylor Swift, and spends every other waking moment with loved ones.

I’ve been told that I am a real-life Jessica Day—thrilled to be alive. Also, according to my friends, I dress like a bag of Skittles.

Madie's Recent Work

The Winsor School
Historic sepia photo of diverse Winsor School girls standing in front of a van chatting, laughing, and holding books, likely the 1960s or 70s
Smiling Black teen in a Winsor jersey layered on top of a historic Winsor photo border

The Winsor School

The Winsor school wanted to update their visual brand, making it feel modern and relevant, while still honoring the school's storied past. Winsor's community has always known the school as rigorous and joyful. Teal built a visual brand that lets the rest of Boston see both.

Grasslands’ Week Mini Campaign
A burrowing owl yawns
A burrowing owl yawns in front of a lush, green background and

Grasslands’ Week Mini Campaign

America's Grasslands Coalition unites ten leading conservation organizations behind one goal: making grasslands a national conservation priority.  They had under 60 days to launch a refreshed brand, a new website, and a live paid campaign — timed to the one week of the year the whole country might be looking.

The Education Issue
Education Issue Ft Image

The Education Issue

Young journalists around the world are reporting on the education challenges shaping their communities. We created a bold, editorial site that gives their stories a distinct home, while staying connected to Theirworld’s brand and making each new edition easy to publish and grow.

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