Christina Song

Client: Gallery Nucleus: Group Show "It's a Small World"

Annalemma Magazine

Client: The New York Times

Assignment: 

1. Sunday Business Career - "Balancing a Vacation and a Busy Office" 

2. Technology - "Decluttering your Smartphone"  

3. Business - "Pen and Paper, Still Practical in the Office" 

4. Letters - "The True Costs of Private Schools"    

5. Travel - "What Would You Think of Living in Luxembourg?"

Client: The Los Angeles Times  

Assignment: Book Review for 'Fire Season: Field Notes From a Wilderness Lookout' by Philip Connors   

A series of post cards made for Stanford University Arts Institute's undergraduate students' promos

Arts Immersion trip to New York City 2014

Postcard Design: Krystina Tran

Transit cover for SF Bay Guardian's "On the Move" issue

Personal project for my webshop and Gelaskins. 

Personal project

Print available on webshop

Client: SO Rhode Island Magazine

Assignment: Cover art and spreads for Rhode Island's history quiz issue

Seasonal wish list collaged: 

Summer

Fall

Winter

Spring

1. Snow: Collaborated collage with a Pixar artist and friend, Albert Lozano. 

2. Plants

Assignment: Bringing creativity to business

(mostly spot illustrations) 

1. Client: The Bay

Assignment: About becoming a member at a private swim club.  

2.  Client: East Side Monthly

Assignment: School nutrition and food.

3.  Client: East Side Monthly

Assignment: Learning and Growing: Hybrid school-community gardens are bridging many gaps

4. Client: East Side Monthly

Assignment: based off a true story on a train accident

5. Client: Providence Monthly

Assignment: Star Treatment- Hollywood glamour in North Providence

Client:

1. East Side Monthly - school nutrition and food

2. Vegetarian Times Magazine - gluten free eating

3. Shake Shack- personal

Personal project featuring an animal for every letter of the alphabet. Product in my webshop. 

Assignment: Six illustrations for "Could You Move Back Home With Your Parents?"

Story here.

Client:  The Bold Italic

Assignment: Seven illustrations for "Everything You Don't (Want to) Know About Eating Farm to Table"

Story here. 

Assignment: Five illustrations for "The Myth of Funemployment"

Story here. 

Client: The Bold Italic

Assignment: Three illustrations for "The Case for Walnut Creek"

Story here.

Client: The Bold Italic

Assignment: Ten illustrations for "Don't Call it Frisco: The History of San Francisco's Nicknames" 

Story here.  

Client: St. Louis Magazine

Assignment: 1907 Heidsieck Diamant Bleu "Shipwrecked" Champagne

Client: Lectura Books

Book: I See The World by Tom Luna

Ages: 2-5, 27 color pages

Published Date: May 1, 2012

ISBN: 978-1-60448-020-7

Client: Funny or Die's The Occasional 

1. Health & Fitness Issue #008

2. The Farewell Issue #010

Assignment: 1. How-to Illustrations: "How to Build a Biological Potato Clock" 

2. Henderson Family Reunion 

Client: The Bold Italic

Assignment: Six illustrations for "The Marina is not San Francisco's Worst Neighborhood" 

Story here. 

Client: Spider Magazine

Assignment: Two page spread illustrating a recipe called "A Taste of St. Croix" for the November/December '13 issue of Spider

Three illustrations I made for violist Lesley Robertson.

These are now up on Stanford Arts Institute’s blog Creative Insights. 

Illustrations I made for author Anthony Marra.

These are now up on Stanford Arts Institute’s blog Creative Insights. 

Illustrations I made for author Scott Hutchins.

These are now up on Stanford Arts Institute’s blog Creative Insights.