Jordi Ng is a New York City-based graphic designer, art director and occasional illustrator.
She is currently an Art Director at Bloomberg Businessweek magazine.
You can contact her at turtleacid@gmail.com.

Field Meridians Observer

Field Meridians

Newspaper

Design and art direction for the Field Meridians Observer, a quarterly neighborhood tabloid newspaper highlighting local news, ecosystems, and multispecies. The Observer is published at the turn of each season and distributed for free to the Crown Heights community. Our first issue is tied to the winter solstice: inside, find a warming soup recipe, the joy of winter birding, and a calendar of the season’s best activities round a snail’s snowy shell. Printed in black and an orange spot color.

Find a copy at your favorite Crown Heights spot and at the Brower Park Library.

Texas!

A24

Book

Design and art direction for Texas! — a 624-page, local as all get-out guide to the Lone Star State. Published as a follow-up to Florida! (published in 2022), Texas! is as blue as its successor was pink — an ode to bluebonnets and open skies. The book features places and traditions beloved by the real-life Texans who live there: the cats that patrol the grounds at the Alamo; the drippin’ paint jobs on SLAB cars; and the festivals dedicated to everything from strawberries to mosquitos. 

Texas! is available to purchase from the A24 Shop here.

Annual Gala

SculptureCenter

Identity

Identity design for SculptureCenter’s Annual Gala in 2025. Themed around 10 (X) years of Valeria Napoleone XX SculptureCenter programming, the identity revolved around sculptural X’s that were stretched and modulated to create flexible, multi-dimensional backdrops. Gala program menus were riso-printed in four colors.

Which Way Out?

A24

Zine

Art direction and design for Which Way Out?, a puzzle zine companion to the horror movie Heretic. Much like the two girls in the movie, the reader is trapped in a spooky house and has to choose one of two unique paths through the house. Each path takes the reader through a set of rooms with a different puzzle in each. All puzzles were designed and art directed to be carefully integrated into the illustrated environment of each room, allowing for the reader to be fully immersed in each room’s setting.