Born and grew up in Taipei, Taiwan, Andy Huang is an American illustrator based in New York City.
Andy’s background includes a Master’s degree in
Communication Design from Pratt Institute. Before
transitioning to a full-time freelance illustrator in 2022, he spent two decades as a Creative Director at digital agency in NYC, designing digital experience and products for some of the world’s largest brands.
Andy’s illustration work has been recognized and published in 3x3 Magazine and Creative Boom, renowned publications in the illustration community. His work has been exhibited at Art Directors Club, NY Video Festival, Museum of
Contemporary Art, Long Island, and Seattle NFT Museum.
His style is characterized by the use of flat graphics, precise outlines, simplified shapes, bold colors, odd sensibilities, and playful and expressive aesthetic. This approach has been described as "Digital meets Mid-century Modern”, blending digital precision with the appeal of mid-century modern
influences to convey simplicity and timelessness. Andy’s bold, quirky illustrations radiate playful energy and
lighthearted storytelling, offering a joyful experience that
resonates with audiences everywhere.
DiMassimo Goldstein
Etsy
Kiehl’s
la Repubblica (Italian newspaper)
Penguin Random House
Spear
UNIQLO
3x3 Magazine
Creative Boom
Worldwide Graphic Design
Young Asian Graphic Designers
Design Is Kinky
TAXI
TOCA-ME
Hint magazine
DESIGN magazine
XFUN magazine
New York Video Festival
Group exhibition in motion graphics program with screening
session and discussion panel in Lincoln Center in NYC
Art Directors Club
Group exhibition Laser Cat in NYC
Museum of Contemporary Art, Long Island
Group art exhibition Night Visions projection program
Seattle NFT Museum
Group art exhibition Pixel & Thread in the world’s first NFT museum
OFFF
Tour digital festival in Mexico City
GOXR Virtual Museum
3D virtual group art exhibition in GOXR Metaverse
The Holy Art Gallery
Group art exhibition Art On Loop - Brooklyn
Get It Louder
Tour design exhibition in Beijing and Shanghai
The 6IX Gallery
Group art exhibition in NYC
Small Works Brooklyn
Group art exhibition in NYC