Jisu Kim

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Visual Designer from Seoul, South Korea. Currently designing in Kyoto, Japan.

Previously, she worked at Gander, POST, Los Angeles Magazine, Warren Group | Studio Deluxe and early-stage startups. She received a BFA in Graphic Design from ArtCenter College of Design. Her work has been recognized by Art Directors Club, Adobe, Communication Arts, Dieline, Graphis, and Type Directors Club.

For freelance inquiries, collaborations, or opportunities, feel free to reach out via email.

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Contact
jisukiminfo@gmail.com

LinkedIn
In/jisukim.info

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WheelPoint/2025

Graphic identity inspired by bold 1980s–90s JDM ads for a wheel retailer operating in Japan and the U.S. More

CTRL-P/2020

Designed a brand identity for a bespoke print production studio in London. More

Herschel’s Home Postcards/2020

Postcards for Herschel's Home, a lifestyle and travel brand by Herschel Supply Co. (conceptual). More

Snack Magazine/2020

Magazine for Herschel's Home, a lifestyle and travel brand by Herschel Supply Co. (conceptual). More

Chinati Art Museum Stationery/2019

Business cards for CAM with a modular logo system that adapts to different structures (conceptual). More

Chinati Art Museum Collection Posters/2019

Collection posters for CAM, inspired by Judd's modular system and color palette (conceptual). More

QMag/2019

A spread from a rebrand of Q Magazine, celebrating the global blend of music and culture (conceptual).

Featured on Dieline/2019

Sharing the inspiration and design behind Arbora, a branding and packaging project (conceptual). More

Moving & Moved/2018

An exhibition book exploring how Modern Dance shaped culture and protest through movement (conceptual).

Moving & Moved Posters/2018

Poster design for Moving & Moved exhibition (conceptual).

Moving & Moved Collateral/2018

Print collateral for Moving & Moved exhibition (conceptual).

Centre: The Center of the Universe/2018

A book exploring the history of Geocentrism, Heliocentrism, and Narcissism—where is the center of the universe? (conceptual). More

Great Writers Series/2018