“Yiying” can be a noun or an adjective – well, it's actually two characters in Chinese.
“Yi” means
harmony
(noun) or
happy
(adjective); “Ying” means
tip
(noun) or
creative
(adjective).
Born in Shanghai, China on Dec 2nd. I moved to Sydney in 2002 to study Design, with love of platypuses and wombats. In 2006, I went on an exchange study in London at Central St Martins College of Art and Design. While there, I studied advertising, illustration and Little Britain. In 2007, I graduated from the University of Technology Sydney with First-Class honours in Bachelor of Design Visual Communication.
I'm currently living in Sydney, Australia; teaching design casually at the University of Technology Sydney and run my own design studio. Apart from visual language; I speak English, Chinese, Japanese and there are always more to learn.
I enjoy music, food & travelling; love new ideas, concept, technology, art/design innovations. I'm always interested in bringing art & technology together. I also have passion of making children's book, as I believe there is a little kid lives in everyone's heart.
I created the twitter Fail Whale (originally named: Lifting Up a Dreamer) & account suspended owl. Follow me on Twitter.
