Projects:
1. The Office: An In-Depth Analysis of Workplace User Behavior —The New York TimesLink ︎
Year — 2019
Type — Digital
Work — Design, Motion, Illustration, Code
Collaboration/Creative direction by Tracy Ma
2. The Decameron Project —The New York Times Magazine
Link ︎
Year – 2020
Type – Digital
Work – Design, Code
With Kate LaRue and Jacky Myint
3. Great Performers 2020 —The New York Times Magazine
Link ︎
Year – 2020
Type – Digital
Work – Design, Code
With Kate LaRue and Jacky Myint
4. The Design Report: Visualizing the 2018 AIGA Design Census
Link ︎
Featured on AIGA Eye On Design ︎
Year — 2018
Type — Digital
Work — Design, Data Visualization, Code
5. The Best of Illustration 2019 —The New York Times
Link ︎
Year — 2019
Type — Digital
Work — Design, Code
Collaboration with Antonio De Luca
6. Sweatpants Forever —The New York Times Magazine
Link ︎
Year – 2020
Type – Digital
Work – Design, Code
7. The Culture Issue: Bad Bunny —The New York Times Magazine
Link ︎
Year – 2020
Type – Digital
Work – Design, Code
8. Looking Back at People Watching the Apollo 11 Mission—The New York Times
Link ︎
Year — 2019
Type — Digital
Work — Design, Code
Advised by Rumsey Taylor
9. Various Works
—The New York Times
Year — 2019
Type — Digital
Work — Design, Motion, Illustration, Code
All work at The Times ︎
10. Anomie — Lunar Gala Year — 2019
Type — Digital, Branding
Work — Design, Motion, Code
11. Signs from God
Year — 2019
Type — Print
Work — Design
12. Abstraction Recognition
Year — 2018
Type — Print, Physical artifacts
Work — Participatory design, Graphic design, Motion
13. Generous Feedback
Year — 2019
Type — Print, Exhibit
Work — Creative direction, Graphic design, Participatory design
Collaboration with Faith Kim, Juan Aranda, HeeSeo Chun
14. The Reddit Bible
Year —2019
Type — Sentence embedding (InferSent), basil.js, Python
Work — Design, lots of code
15. Et Cetera ︎
Small sketches and things, incl. a chat room!
The Decameron Project
My first project with The NYT Magazine, this was a collection of short stories from fiction writers around the world. They were asked to write in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, as a reference to Giovanni Boccaccio’s Decameron from the 14th century, which itself was a reflection of the Black Death.
I had so much fun helping come up with a concept for a landing page that would house all the stories, as well how the stories would translate to digital. It is extremely rare for the NYT to publish fiction, and I wanted this to feel special in that way, but also feel tactile and otherworldly—in a devastating year, fiction is sometimes the only way to make sense of it.
We created a custom digital font via Sophy Hollington’s linocut letterforms, as well as pulled the original linocut borders into over 20 custom digital page borders.