Dee Wolfe is a Bronx-born, queer, neurodivergent artist, graphic designer, and creative director whose work is deeply rooted in community, healing, and advocacy. As someone who has navigated the intersection of many underserved communities-often falling through the cracks-Dee brings both lived experience and creative expertise to their work, using design as a tool for empowerment and transformation.

With over 8 years of experience, Dee specializes in branding, digital media, and visual storytelling, working closely with non-profits, wellness organizations, and BIPOC entrepreneurs. Her work centers on creating meaningful, mission-aligned visuals that foster connection and inspire change. As the Founder of MoonRose Paper Co LLC, Creative Director for Business Women Brunchin and a designer for organizations such as John Brown Lives! ,TLC4MEServices, Dee merges artistry with social impact, ensuring that visual narratives speak to those who need them most.

Beyond design, Dee is dedicated to moving the needle forward for those who have experienced trauma, grief, and lack of acceptance from society.

Through her multidisciplinary creative practice, she helps organizations craft inclusive, healing-centered spaces that provide visibility, belonging, and support for marginalized communities. Her unique blend of storytelling, strategy, and lived experience makes her a powerful advocate and asset to the communities she serves, where she is committed to fostering transformation and hope through design and community engagement.