Daniel Marsh

Daniel Marsh is an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Department of Graphic Design / Graduate Graphic Design at ArtCenter's College of Design. He brings extensive industry experience from leading creative studios such as MPC Creative, ManvsMachine, and BUCK, where he worked on high-impact projects for global brands including Apple, Nike, and PlayStation. His teaching focuses on design, filmmaking, and narrative development in both undergraduate and graduate programs.

His research and professional interests center on visual storytelling, motion graphics, and sequential design. With a career built at the intersection of design and film, Daniel emphasizes listening, collaboration, and the power of ideas—whether in the classroom or studio. He integrates real-world creative practice into his pedagogy, mentoring students to think critically and creatively.

Daniel has previously taught at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) and Michigan State University, demonstrating a sustained commitment to design education. His interdisciplinary approach extends beyond the classroom into fiction writing, furniture making, and culinary arts, all reflecting a deep engagement with form, function, and narrative.

While no scientific awards or publications are listed in the provided text, his creative and educational contributions are significant. He currently teaches courses such as Graduate Project Writing (GMGX-604-02) and Sequential Design 2 (GMOT-253-01 and ILL-368-01), shaping the next generation of designers through practice-based learning.

Daniel believes that students are smarter than they're given credit for and that the best creative work begins with listening. He champions collaboration and remains open to inspiration from diverse sources, even spreadsheets.