Chris Dina is an award winning graphic designer based in New York City. A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, Chris has worked for renowned design firms specializing in print, corporate identity and brand environments. Collaborating with a distinguished list of architects, developers and clients, Chris has led design efforts for cultural institutions, universities, office towers, media and entertainment, parks, and hospitality. Notable accomplishments include identity and sign graphics for ESPN’s Nagano Olympic coverage, Philadelphia’s Comcast Center, Radio City Music Hall and Nashville’s Schermerhorn Symphony Center. International work includes Hoshi Kodomo Otona (Family) Clinic and building contractor Fuji Kensetsu in Saitama, Japan. Chris’ work has been published in Pictograms & Icon Graphics 2, Graphis Logo Design 6, and Brand Identity Essentials. He recently participated in Intertidal Age – Taiwan’s first international graphic design exhibit at the Taipei World Design Expo 2011. Read Less