Latarsia Taylor currently serves as the Creative Director at Brooklyn Public Library (BPL), where she plays a pivotal role in shaping the library's visual identity and enhancing its outreach through innovative design strategies. With her extensive background in graphic design and branding, Latarsia leads an...
Latarsia Taylor currently serves as the Creative Director at Brooklyn Public Library (BPL), where she plays a pivotal role in shaping the library's visual identity and enhancing its outreach through innovative design strategies. With her extensive background in graphic design and branding, Latarsia leads an in-house design team that is responsible for creating compelling visual communications that resonate with Brooklyn's diverse community of 2.6 million residents. Her expertise in the Adobe Creative Suite and proficiency in various design disciplines, including logo design, book design, and illustration, enable her to craft engaging materials that promote BPL’s extensive range of cultural offerings, literacy initiatives, and workforce development programs.
Under her leadership, key projects have included the redesign of promotional materials for BPL’s signature events, the development of eye-catching brochures that highlight library services, and the creation of dynamic posters that inspire community engagement. Latarsia's commitment to digital literacy is reflected in her work to enhance BPL's online presence, ensuring that the library's resources are accessible and visually appealing to a tech-savvy audience. Her collaborative approach fosters a creative environment where ideas flourish, allowing her team to push the boundaries of traditional library marketing. As a thought leader in the field, Latarsia also shares her knowledge by teaching typography at The School of Visual Arts, further contributing to the development of the next generation of designers. Through her multifaceted role at Brooklyn Public Library, Latarsia Taylor exemplifies the intersection of creativity and community service, making a lasting impact on the cultural landscape of Brooklyn.