Zoya is a multidisciplinary creative who exists at an intersection of identities. A Chinese-American, designer-illustrator, New York-Jerseyan, she seeks to create work that blurs boundaries between creative mediums and cultural history. She graduated from NYU’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study with a concentration in Visual Art and Anthropology, completing a colloquium on the Anthropology of Color. Curiosity and whimsy play a big role in Zoya’s work, as well as her passion for history, stories, and vibrant color palettes. Her creative philosophy can best be described as empathy with a side of playfulness :^) She’s worn many hats as a “jack of all visual trades,” and creates work as an art director, brand designer, illustrator, photographer, and animator. On her down time, she can be found stressing over houseplants or eating her weight in hot pot.