About Mercy

Mercy Charlotte Reise is an art director and designer with more than twenty years of professional experience. Reise’s expertise encompasses print, web, and mobile design, as well as interactive and interface design, and motion graphics.

Originally from Colorado, her career began working with Alexander Gelman at Design Machine in NYC, as well as with JP Williams and Allison Muench Williams at design:mw. In 2014, FACT Magazine named her one of modern music’s best sleeve designers. Her work has been recognized in publications such as Creative Review, The Village Voice, and Monster Children magazine.

A longtime musician whose obsession with record packaging first led her to pursue graphic design, Mercy has produced a wealth of innovative work for bands and record labels, including Nine Inch Nails, Yoko Ono Lennon, David Lynch, Mute Records, and Sacred Bones Records.

In addition to her work in the music industry, her versatility as a designer has led her to helm projects for clients from the worlds of consumer goods, finance, publishing, and public relations.

Mercy lives in beautiful Brooklyn, NY.

[f.k.a. David Correll]

Current heavy rotation:
Spotify

Selected Talks & Presentations:
How to Get Exactly What You Wanted, and Still Not Be Happy
ICON12 The Illustration Conference, Minneapolis, MN

Selected Recognition:
Monster Children Magazine, issue 55, “David Correll, the Man Behind Vinyl Institution, Sacred Bones”

The Village Voice, "Adoptions and Adaptations: The Distinctive Design of Sacred Bones Records"

Red Bull, "Under the Covers: Sacred Bones"

FACT Magazine, "11 of Modern Music's Best Sleeve Designers"