WOW, IT’S WENDY!
waʊ, ɪts ˈwɛndi!︎
:an expression used to express a strong feeling such as pleasure, delight or surprise.
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Wendy Qi is a New York City based freelance artist, designer, event producer and specializing in events, web design, branding and social media.
I have 13 years of experience working one on one with small businesses and large organizations alike. Working with me is fun and structured. I collaborate to build brand identities and websites, brainstorm content and make graphics for social media campaigns, provide ongoing design support for agencies and way more.
Let me help you throw a party, make fun stuff and look really good online. Email me at hello@wowitswendy.com to begin!
︎︎︎ Background
Wendy was one of the first designers at The Public Society: a small group of creatives leveraging the power of design for the greater good. As both a designer and studio manager, she worked to establish the company’s culture and design processes.
Wendy was also an adjunct instructor at Cooper Union where she taught a course on translating 2D collages into web experiences with code.
Throughout the years, her work has been featured in The New York Times, nominated as a finalist for New York Design Awards, shown in Hong Kong Design Centre's deTour exhibition and published in the international magazine TLmag.
Wendy’s side project is naturally dyeing textiles using found objects, food waste, flowers and foraged plants.
Wendy was one of the first designers at The Public Society: a small group of creatives leveraging the power of design for the greater good. As both a designer and studio manager, she worked to establish the company’s culture and design processes.
Wendy was also an adjunct instructor at Cooper Union where she taught a course on translating 2D collages into web experiences with code.
Throughout the years, her work has been featured in The New York Times, nominated as a finalist for New York Design Awards, shown in Hong Kong Design Centre's deTour exhibition and published in the international magazine TLmag.
Wendy’s side project is naturally dyeing textiles using found objects, food waste, flowers and foraged plants.
︎ Clients by Sector
︎Education & Art
Asian American Writer’s Workshop
The Cooper Union
de Young Museum
New York University Tandon School of Engineering
New York University School of Law Policing Project
Under Consideration’s Brand New Conference
︎Social & Environmental Justice
350.org
The Atlantic Philanthropies Fellowship for Racial Equity
Avaaz
Civic Hall
The Democracy Alliance
Greenpeace
Housing Court Answers
Interpublic Group
Narrative Initiative
Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans
Prisoners’ Legal Services of New York
United Nations Environmental Programme
Urban Future Lab
︎Small Business
Amanda W. Timpson
Arezu Persia
Bridge Performance
We Become
Yesterqueers
︎Studios & Agencies
doublespace
HUGE
The Public Society
Spitfire Strategies
︎Corporations
Depop
Google.org
IMG Models
The Interpublic Group
New York Road Runners
Unilever Brands
United Technologies
︎Education & Art
Asian American Writer’s Workshop
The Cooper Union
de Young Museum
New York University Tandon School of Engineering
New York University School of Law Policing Project
Under Consideration’s Brand New Conference
︎Social & Environmental Justice
350.org
The Atlantic Philanthropies Fellowship for Racial Equity
Avaaz
Civic Hall
The Democracy Alliance
Greenpeace
Housing Court Answers
Interpublic Group
Narrative Initiative
Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans
Prisoners’ Legal Services of New York
United Nations Environmental Programme
Urban Future Lab
︎Small Business
Amanda W. Timpson
Arezu Persia
Bridge Performance
We Become
Yesterqueers
︎Studios & Agencies
doublespace
HUGE
The Public Society
Spitfire Strategies
︎Corporations
Depop
Google.org
IMG Models
The Interpublic Group
New York Road Runners
Unilever Brands
United Technologies