Jenny has been working as a graphic designer in NY for the past 20 years. Born & raised in New York City, Jenny moved to Chicago in 2000 to attend Northwestern University, where she earned her BA in Art Theory & Practice with a minor in Business. After trying her hand in the gallery world post-college, Jenny quickly realized that her true calling was graphic design and went on to work as a Designer at HarperCollins Children’s Books for the next 5 years. In 2011, Jenny went back to grad school to attend the SVA MFA Design program in New York. There, she got the chance to study under her graphic design idols and spend two years eating, sleeping & breathing design (just ask her husband!).
Jenny currently runs her own design studio – Jennifer Rozbruch Design – in New York. She enjoys working on a wide range of client projects, including logos & branding for small businesses, life cycle event designs, illustrated paper goods, and more. Jenny particularly loves helping her clients launch their businesses & giving brands a visual voice. And as an entrepreneurial designer, when Jenny gets a wild idea for a product/design, she just goes ahead and makes it (see her illustrated Jewish food alphabet, NOSH!).
You can purchase Jenny's paper goods & products at The Jewish Museum Shop in NYC, as well as on her Bebe & Fritzi Etsy Shop (named for her two grandmothers). If you couldn't already tell, she loves anything that involves Yiddish language, Jewish food, and exploring her roots.
Jenny currently lives in Westchester, NY with her husband and two children. Both of her kids are already big fans of Milton Glaser – legendary graphic designer & Jenny's teacher at SVA – whose iconic I Love NY More Than Ever poster resides prominently in their playroom.
For inquiries, please email Jenny at: jennyrozbruchdesign@gmail.com.
You can also follow her on Instagram at @jennyrozbruchdesign
You can also follow her on Instagram at @jennyrozbruchdesign
Jenny at the Milton Glaser Summer Program at SVA in 2009.
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"The purpose of Design is to accomplish an objective task.
The purpose of Art is to help the mind understand what is real.
Every once in a while, if we’re lucky and persistent, we stumble onto a solution
that embodies both desires. What happiness!"
― Milton Glaser
The purpose of Art is to help the mind understand what is real.
Every once in a while, if we’re lucky and persistent, we stumble onto a solution
that embodies both desires. What happiness!"
― Milton Glaser