Timothy Goodman is an award-winning artist, graphic designer, author and public speaker.
Timothy Goodman's art and words have populated walls, packaging, clothes, products, magazine covers and one sanitation truck for brands such as Apple, Nike, Google, Samsung, MoMa, Netflix, YSL, Time, The New Yorker, and the New York Times. His partnerships have included a global collection of clothing with Uniqlo and a Nike b-ball shoe with Kevin Durant. He regularly partners with schools to create art for communities in NYC. His second solo gallery exhibition Every Time I Fall in Love It’s Summer was on view at the Richard Taittinger Gallery in the summer of 2023. He's the author of three books and the co-creator of several social experiments including the viral blog 40 Days of Dating and 12 Kinds of Kindness. Timothy’s work often discusses topics such as mental health, manhood, politics, heartbreak and love. He teaches at School of Visual Arts in NYC, and speaks around the world at conferences. His graphic memoir I Always Think It's Forever was published in 2023 by Simon & Schuster.
Studio Address
368 Broadway, #403
New York, NY 10013
Speaking & Workshops
Adobe MAX Conference talk, SXSW talk in Austin, OFFF Barcelona talk, OFFF Mexico talk, TEDx talk at Columbia College Chicago, AIGA talks in Chicago, Cincinnati, Dallas, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Honolulu, Kansas City, Minnesota, Portland, Pittsburgh, RISD, Albany, Syracuse and Fresh Dialogue in NYC, ADC workshop in Miami, ADC Sharpie workshop in NYC, MICA workshop in Baltimore, PSFK Conference talk in NYC, Sitges Conference talk in Spain, Type Directors Club talk in NYC, WMC Fest talk in Cleveland, WeMake Conference talk in Portland, Summit at Sea talk in Miami, Graphika Manila talk in Philippines, ING Conference talk in Dubai, HOW Conference talk in Chicago, RGD Conference talk in Vancouver, RGD Conference talk in Toronto, SIVA talk & workshop in Shanghai & Beijing, Shanghai Institute of Visual Arts talk & workshop, School of Visual Arts talk & workshops in NYC, Revisit ITCH talk in Guatemala City, Adobe Make It Conference talk in Sydney, FITC Conference in Toronto, WebVisions Barcelona talk & workshop, Designyatra Conference talk in Goa, India, TYPO Berlin Conference talk in Berlin, RiseUp Conference talk in Cairo, Egypt
Selected Press
Fox 5 New York, Kelly Corrigan Podcast, Brooklyn Magazine, AIGA Eye on Design, Domino Magazine, Design Milk, Design Matters, Ad Week, Artsy, Fast Company, Allure, The Cut, CNN, NBC Today Show, Wired Magazine, NPR, The New York Times, The Futur Podcast
Selected Clients
Ace Hotel, Adidas, Adobe, Airbnb, Apple, Bleacher Report, Cadillac, Coach, Coca-Cola, ESPN, Esquire, Ford, Google, GQ, Guess, iMax, J.Crew, MoMA, Netflix, Newsweek, New Yorker, New York Magazine, Nike, New York Public Library, Penguin, Rag & Bone, Saks Fifth Avenue, Samsung, Samsonite, Seat Geek, Sharpie, Starbucks, Target, The New York Times, Tiffany & Co, Time Magazine, Uber, Uniqlo, Variety Magazine, Viacom, Volkswagen, Warby Parker, West Elm, Yves Saint Laurent, Zappos
Selected Awards
AIGA 365 Design, AIGA 50/50 Book Covers, Art Directors Club Young Guns, American Illustration, Communication Arts, GDUSA People to Watch, Print Magazine, Print Magazine New Visual Artist, Society of Publication Spots, Type Directors Club
Lecture: 30, 45, 60 minutes
Sharing Your Personal Story is a Form of Activism
Timothy Goodman is constantly trying to find meaning in his work. But what defines meaning? He believes the greatest joy as a designer and an artist is the ability to connect to another human emotionally through his work and words. Whether he's drawing all over a basketball court for students in Brooklyn, launching a social experiment, creating the cover of Time magazine, creating a shoe with Nike, or writing a graphic memoir about being heartbroken in Paris, Timothy wants to start dialogues about difficult topics such as love, manhood, and mental health. Join Timothy as he talks about where he’s been, where he’s at, and how he’s trying to redefine what it means to work in this industry.
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