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Corpse Fishing film image / Tribeca Festival
Fiona & Jane / The New York Times Book Review
Model Citizen Guidelines 9 Escalator
True/False Film Festival
Illness Influencers / Vox
Poverty Taboo / New York Times
Taiwan Election / New York Times
Classified Info / New York Times Kids
Fashion Laws / New York Times
30 Years Photo Web / Personal work
Desire for Freedom / Personal work
A Spark Extinguished / China Books Review.
Opinion Chinese Freedom / New York Times
Far UV / Vox
Rebel Influencer / New York Times
Book cover / PRH US
Wang Gang / New York Times
Migrant Workers / New York Times
Youth Unemployment / New York Times
Curse of 35 / New York Times
Chinese Disinformation / The Economist
China's Brain-Drain / New York Times
In the Same Light / Poetry Magazine
My Therapist Says to Write Notes to My Future Self / Medium
Information Dark Age / New York Times
My Therapist Says To Try an Elimination Diet for the Soul / Medium
Chinese management 2 / Harvard Business Review
Rising Medicare Costs / The New York Times
Bus Stop / Personal work
China's Age of Malaise / The New Yorker
China's Youth Are Turning to Mao / The New York Times
Blowing in the Wind / Personal work
The Clash of Two Gilded Ages / Noema Gilded Ages
Lying Flat / Zetland
Move to Singapore / New York Times
Model Citizen Guidelines 6 Cubicles
Diplomatic truth / Le Monde
Cityscape 5
China’s Microchip Ambition / New York Times
No Work and All Play / Personal Work
Shanghai Xingjiang / New York Times
Lin Lan Fairy Tales / Foreign Policy
We’re on That Bus, Too / New York Times
The Wedding Party / Amazon Publishing
Banquet / The Wedding Party / Amazon Publishing
Kingdom of Characters / The New Yorker
Chinese Chained Women / New York Times
Wrong Choices / New York Times
Covid Economy / New York Times
Bleak Future / New York Times
Zero Covid / New York Times
A Kafkaesque Show of Zero-Covid for an Audience of One / New York Times
Joan Is Okay / The New York Times Book Review
Very Effective Eye Exercises
Lightbulb / Insomnia Book
Rabbit / Insomnia Book
The Second Life of Yi Lei's Poetry / The New Yorker
Emperor and the Assasin / Junior Scholastics
Hard Like Water / The New York Times
Model Citizen Guidelines 1 Team Player
China Embraces Russian Propaganda / New York Times
The Shanghairen
Model Citizen Guidelines 14 Water Mill
Sheep / Model Citizen Guidelines
Strange Beasts of China / The New York Times
Amazing Kid Award Certificate
Dissolving / Insomnia Book
Siheyuan / The Wedding Party / Amazon Publishing
Barbie / Model Citizen Guidelines
Window / Insomnia Book
Communist China / The World Today
Is It Safe to Come Out Now / New York Times
How a Hong Kong Protester Became One of the Territory's Youngest Exiles / NBC News
Burning Boy / Model Citizen Guidelines
Red Blue Calendar 2020
2021 Calendar
China Bridge
Model Citizen Guidelines 8 Rainy Day
My Therapist Says I'm Apologising Wrong / Medium
Medium 6 Months in lede
Baihuayou / Everyday Chinatown
Model Citizen Guidelines 13 Magritte
Cityscape 4
Penzi / Everyday Chinatown
Model Citizen Guidelines 5 Crying
Outlook
Model Citizen Guidelines 4 Library
Diving / Insomnia Book
Cityscape 3
Medium Vector Diaries Part 1 Iedeillo
Cityscape I
Medium Covid Audit Part 3 ledeillo
Cityscape II
Biography
In her artistic practice, Xinmei combines digital and analogue methods to create unique textures while bringing linework and bright colors together to create moods. She produces highly conceptual imagery that also has rich narrative details. Her personal work is mostly inspired by her cultural background, social issues, childhood experience and history. Vintage ads and packaging, Asian calendar posters and propaganda posters are among the influences that shaped her style.
Xinmei has worked with various clients on a range of projects in the editorial and publishing fields. Her previous clients include: The New York Times, Medium, Amazon Publishing, Scholastic, Society6, Shanghai Museum amongst others.
Her dream jobs would be for brands and publications that are related to travel, food or lifestyle, theater and concert posters, and projects that have a rich cultural context. To some degree, illustrating is a channel through which she learns about the world.
Xinmei’s work has been recognized by the Society of Illustrators, American Illustration (selected), 3x3 International Illustration Shows (Gold), Illustration West, Communication Arts Illustration Annual and other renowned professional annuals. She and her work has been featured on Creative Review, Creative Boom, PLAIN Magazine, Girls Club Asia and other press.
In addition to illustrating, Xinmei also works as a part-time comic book editor and designer for Paradise Systems, an independent publisher in Brooklyn.
