Jo Zixuan (周子璇) is a Chinese-American graphic designer and illustrator, currently based in New York City. Having graduated from SVA with a BFA in illustration and RISD with an MFA in Graphic Design, Jo specializes in visual storytelling, bi-scriptual typography, and expressive systems. Her concept- and research-driven process takes form in visual identities, books, spaces, and websites. She maintains a teaching practice through adjunct teaching, mentorship and Illustration Roundtable. CLIENTS The New Yorker, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg Businessweek, NPR, Columbia Global Report, Medium, NBC, PLANSPONSOR, NYT for KIDS China, The Atlantic, Narratively, Toggl, Intel, FCB Inferno, Dotdash, The Balance, Thought Co., Lifewire, TripSavvy, The Spruce, 三联《少年》, 新世相
AWARDS 2022 - Society of Illustrators 65 Annual 2021 - Communication Arts 63 Winner 2020 - Hiiibrand Jury Award 2020 - American Illustration 39 Winner 2020 - Society of Illustrators Annual 2019 - Society of Illustrators Student Scholarship Competition Finalist 2019 - 3 x 3 International Illustration Award Merit Winner 2019 - The Batsford Prize International Category Shortlisted 2018 - Speedball New Impressions winner, Intaglio/Etching Second Place
EXHIBITIONS 2023 - eMotion, Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven 2023 - Sino-German Illustration Exhibition, HISMOON gallery, Suzhou 2021 - NO SAMPLE Risograph Exhibition, Fujian 2021 - NO SAMPLE Risograph Exhibition, Xi'an 2019 - Society of Illustrators Student Scholarship, New York 2019 - Speedball National Printmaking Showcase, Davis Gallery, Sawtooth, NC 2018 - The Haves and Have-Nots, SVA Chelsea Gallery, New York 2018 - Constellations, SVA Chelsea Gallery, New York 2018 - HOPE Competition, SVA Westside Project Space, New York
Website designe: Jo Zixuan Typeface: Situated Sans by Thea Kim
Juice God Plum Soda
Packaging for a modern plum soda inspired by the Chinese god of luck
Category
Packing
Year
2024
Type
Beverage
Juice God is takes the traditional Chinese herbal beverage: sour prune drink into a fuzzy soda. The drink's Chinese name 绯红福星 translates to Crimson Lucky star. The character God of Luck takes the center stage, whiling wearing tranditional gown and holding a ruyi.