Chris Malloy is a graphic designer, author, editor, photographer, and maker. His work includes many projects for clients such as Amazon, Amtrak, BNSF, ConAgra, CSX, Dorling Kindersley, Kellogg, Microsoft, Mondelēz International, and Union Pacific.

Chris has extensive experience as a Visual Designer and Content Creator in a collaborative workflow, working with a dedicated team of fellow designers, writers and editors to balance numerous projects each month for both print and web distribution. His experience handling collaborative projects gives him a strong understanding of how to be an effective part of a creative team and how to provide and receive valuable feedback. Chris has vast experience working with brand guidelines and a thorough understanding of AP style. He enjoys working with physical media when the opportunity presents itself.
 
Since 2011 Chris has also been Managing Editor of The Brothers Brick, the world's No. 1 LEGO-focused website dedicated to highlighting fan-built models, news and product reviews. Chris helps manage a team of around twenty writers, providing leadership, setting organization goals, managing staffing, editing copy, organizing publication scheduling, writing and photographing product reviews, and handling communication with the public and other news organizations. He led a rebranding initiative which included developing branded materials across a wide range of products, and helped manage a social media expansion which grew the site's social media followers by more than 400 percent, creating at the time the largest LEGO-focused Facebook page apart from the official LEGO brand page. 
 
Chris has a Bachelor's degree in Art specializing in graphic design, with a secondary emphasis in photography.
 
In his free time, Chris enjoys being creative by designing his own models with LEGO, practicing photography and traveling. His LEGO creations have appeared in The LEGO Movie and have been published in Beautiful LEGO and Steampunk LEGO. He also helped conceptualize and design the first official LEGO Minecraft set, 21102: Minecraft Micro World. 
 
Chris is married, and he and his wife have several cats who are not allowed to chew on the LEGO bricks, even if the pieces are not being used at the moment. He lives in the Seattle area.