Hi, I’m Lexi, a New York-based graphic designer exploring the intersections of advocacy, education, and design.
Hello, I’m Lexi, a NYC-based graphic designer specializing in printed objects, digital media, brand campaigns, and social media content. I enjoy blending physical and digital design tools to bring creative concepts to life and tell compelling stories.
My practice is driven by an interest in how design can educate, engage, and inspire. I’m particularly drawn to mixing media formats, like combining risograph printing with motion graphics or integrating climate research with origami techniques, to create playful, engaging work.
In my personal work, I explore the intersection of design with advocacy, education, accessibility, and social issues. I’m fascinated by how elements like typography, color, information design, and unconventional mediums can thoughtfully engage audiences, amplify diverse voices, and spark meaningful change.
With every project, I see opportunities to use design as a tool for social impact. From the politics of typefaces and the significance of color ratios to prioritizing sustainable materials and flexible formatting, I approach design with a focus on inclusivity, intention, and purpose.
My current explorations include: exploring accessible design practices and projects, writing and reading about disability studies, engaging in local mutual aid efforts, and reviving my Japanese language skills.
︎︎︎ My Resume
*I’m currently open for new work, freelance projects, and design roles on your project/idea*
My practice is driven by an interest in how design can educate, engage, and inspire. I’m particularly drawn to mixing media formats, like combining risograph printing with motion graphics or integrating climate research with origami techniques, to create playful, engaging work.
In my personal work, I explore the intersection of design with advocacy, education, accessibility, and social issues. I’m fascinated by how elements like typography, color, information design, and unconventional mediums can thoughtfully engage audiences, amplify diverse voices, and spark meaningful change.
With every project, I see opportunities to use design as a tool for social impact. From the politics of typefaces and the significance of color ratios to prioritizing sustainable materials and flexible formatting, I approach design with a focus on inclusivity, intention, and purpose.
My current explorations include: exploring accessible design practices and projects, writing and reading about disability studies, engaging in local mutual aid efforts, and reviving my Japanese language skills.
︎︎︎ My Resume
*I’m currently open for new work, freelance projects, and design roles on your project/idea*