Ping Zhu
Photograph by Daniel Cochran
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Ping Zhu is a Brooklyn-based illustrator and painter whose work is frequently seen in The New York Times and other reputableβand occasionally questionableβpublications. A graduate of ArtCenter College of Design, where she once gave campus tours as a work-study student, Zhu has built a reputation for her expressive brushwork, vibrant color, and wry sense of humour.
In 2013, she received the ADC Young Guns award for being simultaneously young and talented, and while sheβs no longer eligible for β30 Under 30β lists, her goal is to create work that ages gracefullyβlike a fine wine, or even an okay one.
Her childrenβs book debut, The Strange Birds of Flannery OβConnor: A Life (2020), was selected by The New York Times as one of the Best Childrenβs Books of the year, confirming her place among todayβs most distinctive contemporary illustrators.
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