Creative Producer & Visual Storyteller (Concept, Styling & Visual Content)

Daryl Newmark is a creative producer and visual storyteller whose work centers on concept-driven imagery, object styling, and narrative content. She develops visual ideas that bring personality and emotion to everyday materials — often using food as a stand-in for character, mood, and human expression.

Her sensibility was shaped through years in television production, including work with MTV and VH1, where she collaborated with directors and editors in fast-paced, deadline-driven environments and developed a strong editorial eye for framing, pacing, and storytelling. She later studied Art Direction at Miami Ad School, focusing on translating big ideas into clear visual concepts.

Daryl’s Food Faces series, exhibited at the Art Students League of Denver, demonstrates her approach: transforming familiar objects into expressive, character-driven images. Through composition, color, and texture, she treats the frame as a stage — a perspective influenced equally by production and by hands-on experience in professional kitchens, including A.O.C. and Kokkari Estiatorio.

In addition to visual work, she writes personal essays on observation and everyday life in her ongoing project While the Fish Cooks.

Today, Daryl is especially interested in collaborating with lifestyle, beauty, and hospitality brands to develop concept-led visual content and short-form storytelling.