Annie Jen InformationCV
Annie Jen is a Taiwanese Art Director, Designer, Illustrator based in New York, NY. She’s currently the Deputy Art Director at The New York Times Magazine; Previously, she was the Art Director for The California Sunday Magazine and Pop-Up Magazine. Her art direction and design works are recognized by ADC, TDC, ASME, and SPD Awards, and have contributed to the Pulitzer Prize for Illustrated Reporting and Commentary.
WorkTypeYear
The New York Times Magazine
Design, Custom Typography2020 ― Now
Art Directions: Cover & Features
Art Direction2013 ― Now
Interactives
Design, Art Direction, Animation, Video Editing2022 ― Now
The A.I. IssueDesign, Art Direction2025
Great Performers Design, Art Direction, Video Editing 2024
The Space Issue
Design, Art Direction2023
The Tech and Design Issue: To RebuildDesign, Art Direction 2023
The Health Issue: TherapyDesign, Art Direction 2022
The Future of Work Issue Design, Art Direction 2021
Live Show: Pop-Up Magazine Design, Art Direction, Animation, Storyboarding
2016 ― 2020
A Teenage Life Design, Art Direction2017
The California Sunday Magazine
Design, Art Direction, Custom Typography2016 ― 2020
Art Directions: Columns
Art Direction2013 ― Now
Illustrations Illustration, Animation 2013 ― Now
Side B Illustration, Animation 2012 ― Now
The Tech and Design Issue
About
A special issue on how people around the world approach rebuilding during a time of continuous disaster. Each catastrophe is a test of what kind of society we’ve built. And each recovery offers a chance, however fleeting, to build another.
Photo illustration by Pablo Delcan
The Farms Born From the Storm
After years of destructive weather that have disrupted Puerto Rico’s food supplies, new visions of local agriculture are taking root.
Photographs by Maridelis Morales Rosado
Photographs by Maridelis Morales Rosado
Dreaming of a New City in Wartime
Irpin was one of the first Ukrainian cities to be destroyed and liberated. Now it’s becoming a laboratory for rebuilding.
The Objects That Came Out of the Ashes
After a fire destroyed thousands of Indigenous artifacts, the curators of this Brazilian museum are adopting a radical new approach.
Photographs by Luisa Dörr
Remaking the River That Remade L.A.
Over half a century, the L.A. river has been channeld, subdued, and bligheted. Is it time to reimagine the river that made L.A. what it is?
Photographs by Adali Schell
Photographs by Adali Schell
Principle TypefaceFork by MA-MA Type
CreditEditor in Chief: Jake Silverstein
Creative Director: Gail Bichler
Director of Photography: Kathy Ryan
Photo Editor: Coralie Kraft and Eve Lyons
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