hey, I’m Ryan Dalton.
a multi-disciplinary creative director.

Ever since childhood, I’ve had an obsession with the creative industry. Skateboard culture, hardcore punk, and various films and TV shows have had a tremendous influence on me and continue to inspire me to this day.  I never dreamed that one day those influences would coalesce into painstakingly making ads that people actively try to avoid. 

But seriously, I have a lot of pride in what I do and I’m grateful to have worked with some of the best and brightest out there. 

boston symphony orchestra —
CLASSIC. UNCLASSIFIED.

Founded in 1881, The Boston Symphony Orchestra is largely considered to be one of the Top 10 orchestras in the world. We created a new visual identity for all four of the BSO brands- The BSO, The Boston Pops, Tanglewood and Symphony Hall- with the goal of modernizing the organization and making accessible to a more diverse audience.

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athenahealth —
reimagining healthcare

Rebranding and relaunching work for atheahealth — a billion dollar healthcare technology company that provides data-driven insights and healthcare IT to keep patients healthy and practices profitable.

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Cyberark —
identity crisis

CyberArk is a leading global identity security company that provides organizations wholistic protection for their employees to ensure critical information and privileged controls are not compromised. With 82% of corporate breaches involving employee-related incidents, protecting identities has never been more important.

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SOME Things THAT I use daily

Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign, Premiere, Figma, Google Docs/Slides, Midjourney, Behance, Pinterest, Listerine Mouthwash.

Wanna see a photo of my cat on the toilet?

MOSTLY RELEVENT Skills & Abilities

Advertising Campaign Concepting

Art Direction & Design

Website Design & SquareSpace

Design Systems & Brand Guidelines

Pitch Decks & Presentation

Script Writing

PR Activations

Video Editing & Compositing

Organization & Planning

Long winded rants about how there is entirely too much traffic in the world and public transportation is neither a cheap nor reliable alternative. Option 1: sitting in stopped traffic and watching the guy in front of you scroll through his Instagram DMs while nearly crashing. Option 2: Take an overpriced train and attempt to sit next to someone who is eating egg salad while laying down horizontally across multiple seats. Your options really aren’t great.