I’m a multidisciplinary graphic designer and art director based in Brooklyn, NY. 

Currently, I’m a designer at WSJ. Magazine & Style News working across social, digital, and print platforms. Some of my previous collaborators include Bloomberg Businessweek, Wieden+Kennedy NY, and Lyft, where I worked on editorial projects, branding, and more. 

For freelance opportunities and collaborations, please reach out to amanda61399@gmail.com.
AMANDA CHEN
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Design and art direction for Groundcycle’s Seedlin: The Flower Issue. 

A 24-page zine with half pages interspersed throughout to mimic the layered, shifting nature of petals. The issue features member-submitted recipes, an NYC florist directory, interviews with local florists and more.  Printed at Lucky Risograph with soy-based ink and sewed with bio-degradable cotton thread, this zine was designed to be fully compostable!
Design and art direction for Groundcycle’s first issue of Seedlin.
 
Seedlin is a community-oriented zine on sustainable living and compost. Features member-submitted recipes, maps, and community resources. Printed at Lucky Risograph with soy-based ink and handbound with bio-degradable wax-coated thread (fully compostable!)
Graphics and design for feature

“Coporate America Shows Progress”
By Jeff Green, David Ingold, Raeeda Wahid, Cedric Sam and Daniela Sirtori-Cortina

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Co-wrote, print, and digital design for feature story

 “Cars, Crypto and a Horse Named Cinda”
By Michael Tobin and Amanda Chen
Illustrations by Melanie Lambrick 

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Design and photo direction for Argent’s podcast, Work Friends

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Graphics and layouts for various weekly sections in Bloomberg Businessweek

New design guidelines and templates for all Lyft graphics published on the newsroom
Design and art direction for Bloomberg Quicktake

Horoscope cards for a Citi Bike story on how your astrological signs affect your biking patterns.

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Design, writing, and front-end development for data-driven stories. Completed at Columbia School of Journalism Lede Program for data journalism and design. 

Event collateral and poster design