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Cheryl Peng is a New York/Shanghai-based graphic designer originally from China, a graduate student with honors from Maryland Institute College of Art. Her practice is based upon creating meaningful design thinking built on storytelling and problem-solving within the fields of future speculation, art, culture, and commerce.
She has been working as a graphic designer since 2014. She interned at 2x4 Beijing studio to help the team to brainstorm strategies for art exhibitions and expand the branding system for clients in 2018. She did an internship at GHD Partners to design environmental graphics for Google offices. And she also worked for a couple of award-wining design agencies such as Turner Duckworth and Why Not Smile in New York City. Currently, She is working for a startup company as an art director in Shanghai. Though most of her works are commercial-based, she is also working on several self-initiated projects.
She believes in a life where the design work is not just a dialogue between reality and fantasy, the designer plays a significant role in communication, inspiring, and changing. And she also believes that all forms of creativity are related. Designers have the privilege to explore the range of possibilities and push boundaries everywhere to figure out the limits of what works. Finally, She would love to make great things with great people.