Brittney Young

Creative | Artist | Photographer | Designer | Cactus Lover

With a passion for all things creative, Brittney got her start early in photography. When a college professor recommended the class take a digital editing course, it led her to explore the world of graphic design where she found her calling. 

Soon after graduating the University of North Texas in 2014 with a degree in Interdisciplinary Art and Design, she landed a job as a part time photography

assistant with the Dallas Cowboys Merchandising team and quickly worked her way into other roles.

She is going on 9 years as a Production Artist and Graphic designer. Brittney specializes in apparel design, branding and marketing collateral, website design, and social media content. She has been mentored by some of the most talented designers and therefore is

very versatile in design output and style.

Brittney takes the old saying “idle hands” pretty seriously and at any given time has a set of different projects going on. Outside of the office, she freelances graphic design, has her own line of apparel and accessories (Fat Rhonda Apparel), and works at a friend’s cactus nursery—which led to her immense cactus collection and even growing cactus from seeds. She also draws, paints, makes clay earrings (Creative by Brit), volunteers at the local animal shelter, and still practices photography whenever she can.

Fun facts: Brittney was a published poet by the age of 14 (Anthology of Poetry by Young Americans) and a published photographer at 20 (Photographers Forum: Best of College Photography). She is currently working on 2 self-published books of photography.

Personal portfolio/website link: Brittneyyoung.com