Chris Dina is an award winning graphic designer living and working in New York City.
Since graduating from 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 on projects for cultural institutions, universities, office towers, media and entertainment, parks, and hospitality. Notable accomplishments include identity
and branding campaigns for NYC2012, Two River Theater and ESPN as well as environmental graphics for Radio City Music Hall, Philadelphia's Comcast Center and Schermerhorn Symphony Center, home to the Nashville Symphony Orchestra.

In recent years Chris has worked internationally creating new identities for Maharajah,
a popular Indian restaurant chain, and Park Hills, a mixed use complex, both in Saitama, Japan.

In addition to being recognized by leading design publications, Chris' work has been
published in Pictograms & Icon Graphics 2 and Graphis Logo Design 6.