Art Director

Posted 3 days ago

crawford agencyGreenville (SC)

SENIORITY

Manager

About the role

Art Director role in Greenville, SC (hybrid) guiding visual direction and driving creative work from concept through production.

Responsibilities:

Partner with the Creative Director, copywriter, designers, and account teams to develop and deliver integrated campaigns and creative projects
Lead visual development from concept to completion, supporting both creative quality and strategic alignment
Mentor junior designers through direction, work reviews, and constructive feedback
Maintain a hands-on approach by designing and illustrating as needed during execution
Ensure creative output adheres to client brand standards and elevates brand consistency
Present creative concepts and completed work internally and to clients with confidence and clarity
Provide art direction for photo shoots, video shoots, and other production activities as required
Collaborate with production teams and vendors to support high-quality final deliverables
Review design setup and proofs to confirm accuracy and production readiness
Participate in new business pitches and contribute to creative strategy development
Manage timelines effectively, communicating proactively about schedules and potential challenges
Help maintain organized digital file systems and support team-wide accessibility of creative assets

Requirements:

Degree in graphic design or a related field 5-7 years of design experience
Strong portfolio showcasing conceptual thinking and executed campaigns
Extensive experience with Adobe Creative Suite
Knowledge of production processes (print, digital, video, etc.)Strong presentation and communication skills
Location & Work Mode
Greenville, SC (hybrid)

Education Degree in graphic design or related field TechnologiesAdobe Creative Suite

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