Jinny S. Park
Graphic Designer
jinnysangjin@gmail.com


The Outer Archive The Outer Archive is a speculative museum dedicated to the collection, preservation, and study of extraterrestrial artifacts. Presenting objects as evidence of life beyond Earth, the museum blurs the line between science, history, and fiction to imagine how we might archive and interpret material from another world. 
2026
Visual Identity



Paranmaum 
Paranmaum (translated as 'Blue Hearts') is a fictional high-school band from the 2005 film Linda Linda Linda. This project develops a visual identity for the band that captures their youthful energy as well as the electric vibrancy of the band’s music. Across the touchpoints, the system is built to feel alive and spontaneous, echoing the film's central idea that sincerity matters more than polish.

2026
Visual Identity




Overgrow Festival
Overgrow is a three-day interactive festival celebrating the synergy between technology and nature. From smart farming to bio-art, the festival highlights groundbreaking ideas that are transforming how we grow, consume, and connect with our environment. Across the three days, visitors can experience a mix of interactive installations, future food tastings, DIY workshops, and conversations with leading voices in sustainability, science, and design. 

2025
Visual Identity
Designed with Danny Feng & Jialai Chen




Oopsie Daisy Magazine
As we grow up, people have lost their sense of curiosity and desire to play. But it wasn’t always like this. Oopsie Daisy Magazine reminds us to rekindle our spirit of play in our adult lives. It’s for the working professionals who feel like a cog in the system. They crave humor, nostalgia, and playful escapes, making Oopsie Daisy a collectable reminder that adulthood can still be curious and fun.

2025
Editorial Design
Designed with Manasa Sundaram, Jialai Chen, & Maitreya Pathak




Shop Local

RecognitionCreative Quarterly
100 Best Annual 2022: Top 25 Graphic Design
Shop Local is a social campaign centered around a set of 10 bookmarks designed to encourage readers in New York to shop at local independent bookstores. Born out of the COVID-19 pandemic, when many of New York’s independent bookstores were struggling to stay open, the campaign is a reminder that every visit keeps these spaces here a little longer. The identity is meant to replicate the intimate and lively ambience of independent bookstores in New York. 
2022
Campaign Design




Have You Eaten?

RecognitionGraphic Design USA
59th American Graphic Design Awards

Indigo Design Awards
Gold Winner for Book Design

Creative Quarterly 70
Graphic Design Runner-Up

‘Have You Eaten?’ is a book that visually explores Korean cuisine from its historical origins to its global presence today. The title references a common Korean greeting, often used to express care and concern for one another's well-being. Rooted in the cultural value of harmony and balance, principles that are central to both Korean life and its culinary traditions, the book translates these ideas through the typography, pattern, and layout by forming a cohesive visual language built on the idea of balance. 
2022
Editorial Design





Jinny Park is a graphic designer based in NYC & Seoul. 
Education

2025 - Present
School of Visual Arts
MFA Design

2022
Washington University in St. Louis
Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts
BFA Communication Design
Experience

Sept 2026 - Present
Open Invite New York
Contract Designer

Jun 2026 - Sept 2026
Athletics New York
Design Intern

2022 - 2024
Red Krypton New York
Designer

2022
Sylvain New York
Design Fellow
Features & Awards

ADC Young  Ones
Publication Design Bronze Cube Winner

Graphic Design USA
59th American Graphic Design Awards

Indigo Design Awards
Gold Winner for Book Design

Creative Quarterly
100 Best Annual 2022: Top 25 Graphic Design

Creative Quarterly 70
Graphic Design Runner-Up



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