6 years of
quiet authority.

I’m Dolev Brodsky — a creative director and studio manager working out of Tel Aviv. For over a decade I’ve built brand identities, campaigns, and design systems for clients across retail, culture, real estate, and consumer goods — from independent premium ateliers to powerhouse enterprises and municipal giants like Electra, the Jerusalem Municipality, Elbit, Israel Hayom, and Mantra.

I run a studio of four designers and direct the work end to end — balancing large-scale creative strategy with absolute studio operations. The scale is real and the deadlines are tight: structural scaffolding signage for the Jerusalem Marathon was fully shipped in just ten days; and for the Jerusalem Education Week, I directed and developed the complete visual language and identity for over 70 concurrent events, including the flagship EDUNATION 2026 conference.

But heavy production and automated pipelines are only half the story. The core of my practice is emotional intelligence and intentional customer journeys. I engineer highly systemized operations specifically so we can map out deep, hyper-personalized touchpoints — ensuring that amid massive scale, the end user feels a singular, tailored experience, as if the entire event or brand was built exclusively for them.

Alongside the studio, I teach. As a design lecturer at Tirtza Granot College, I led a full-year course taking students through the entire Adobe suite from zero to genuine command, mentoring the next generation through the portfolios that launch their careers. Teaching keeps the craft honest: it forces you to articulate why a decision is right, not just feel that it is.

I work best with founders and executive teams who treat design as critical infrastructure, not decoration — who want a robust system they can grow into, not a temporary logo they have to defend.