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Zoe Angel

Zoe Angel

I’m Zoe Angel - a third year Communications Design major at Parsons School of Design. My work blends typography, illustration and color study in exploratory ways.

Hello!

RESUME

This is a flyer thats meant to illustrate someone with a very clear sense of personal style. I wanted to show how clothes don't have to be new or trendy in order for them to be fashionable, but rather that ones style can be much more effective when i

These are some figma frames for the design of the website itself, it also includes blog posts that allow users to learn more about things like layering, curating and materials. (2025)

Bushwick Archeology began as a series of photos I took of the doors around my neighborhood in Bushwick. They serve as documentation of every era that neighborhood has gone through. The material within the book discusses Bushwick's history, Door's his

UTEC is a Boston based nonprofit with a series of social enterprises aimed to help youth in poverty. During my internship with CTP, I worked with the creative team to design a series of logos for their social enterprises to help tie them into the UTE

3/3 Read To A Child

4/4 Swiss Miss x Trixie Mattel

Girlhood Illustrated is a hypothetical museum exhibition for children's picture books that demonstrate girlhood. I was inspired by childhood favorites like Eloise, Olivia, Pinkalicious and Fancy Nancy, all of which push young girls to be authentic to

The final project for my Typography class was to make a book out of a wikipedia page. I was reading 1984 at the time and was inspired by all the different cover designs for Orwell's books. (2024)

Designed for a t-shirt as merchandise for musician Mike Dough. Done using procreate, and taking inspiration from 90s comic books/pop art. (2023)

These posters were for a Typography project using songs, we were limited to 5 fonts (I chose Activ Grotesk), no color, and no imagery. Clementine by Elliot Smith tells of a man drinking away his problems at a bar, singing of lost love. The first post

This is an app design made for those who have been affected by diet culture. Its goal is to focus on nutrition, rather than calorie counting, helping anyone who struggles to regulate eating habits. (2023)

Before graphic design, I siphoned most of my creativity into illustrations. Through this I was able to curate my creative voice and find my style.
(Left to right)
- Digital drawing (Fall 23)
- Ink and water color (Fall 22)
- Ink and water color (Spr

Medium Explorations
(Top to bottom)
Row 1: Watercolor medium, left: a jumbled man, right: blind drawing (Summer 21)
Row 2: Intaglio prints, with paper and watercolor details, left: some funky ballerinas, right: a 91’ Nissan Figaro (Summer 21)
Row 3:

This 17x24 Collage was made using a series of printed images, based off the excerpts written within. (2022)

This is a dreamscape made using a series of photographs I had taken, made using procreate. (2023)

This began as figure drawing practice, but throughout the process I began to see a story emerge. In this piece I tried to illustrate personal evolution, with each woman exploring a different version. I had recently wrote an essay on growing up, focus

Revisiting a concept that I had sketched out years before, this piece became a visualization of the anpothrocene era, with powerful industry’s as the hand who poisoing earth with cigarette smoke. The smoke represents money and it’s short lived satisf

A variety of illustrations connected through crawling vines, and blossoming petals. It began a brainstorm for a perfume advertisement, but became it's own piece when connected through the vines. Ink and watercolor subjects, acrylic paint background.(

This is a flyer thats meant to illustrate someone with a very clear sense of personal style. I wanted to show how clothes don't have to be new or trendy in order for them to be fashionable, but rather that ones style can be much more effective when i

These are some figma frames for the design of the website itself, it also includes blog posts that allow users to learn more about things like layering, curating and materials. (2025)

Bushwick Archeology began as a series of photos I took of the doors around my neighborhood in Bushwick. They serve as documentation of every era that neighborhood has gone through. The material within the book discusses Bushwick's history, Door's his

UTEC is a Boston based nonprofit with a series of social enterprises aimed to help youth in poverty. During my internship with CTP, I worked with the creative team to design a series of logos for their social enterprises to help tie them into the UTE

3/3 Read To A Child

4/4 Swiss Miss x Trixie Mattel

Girlhood Illustrated is a hypothetical museum exhibition for children's picture books that demonstrate girlhood. I was inspired by childhood favorites like Eloise, Olivia, Pinkalicious and Fancy Nancy, all of which push young girls to be authentic to

The final project for my Typography class was to make a book out of a wikipedia page. I was reading 1984 at the time and was inspired by all the different cover designs for Orwell's books. (2024)

Designed for a t-shirt as merchandise for musician Mike Dough. Done using procreate, and taking inspiration from 90s comic books/pop art. (2023)

These posters were for a Typography project using songs, we were limited to 5 fonts (I chose Activ Grotesk), no color, and no imagery. Clementine by Elliot Smith tells of a man drinking away his problems at a bar, singing of lost love. The first post

This is an app design made for those who have been affected by diet culture. Its goal is to focus on nutrition, rather than calorie counting, helping anyone who struggles to regulate eating habits. (2023)

Before graphic design, I siphoned most of my creativity into illustrations. Through this I was able to curate my creative voice and find my style.
(Left to right)
- Digital drawing (Fall 23)
- Ink and water color (Fall 22)
- Ink and water color (Spr

Medium Explorations
(Top to bottom)
Row 1: Watercolor medium, left: a jumbled man, right: blind drawing (Summer 21)
Row 2: Intaglio prints, with paper and watercolor details, left: some funky ballerinas, right: a 91’ Nissan Figaro (Summer 21)
Row 3:

This 17x24 Collage was made using a series of printed images, based off the excerpts written within. (2022)

This is a dreamscape made using a series of photographs I had taken, made using procreate. (2023)

This began as figure drawing practice, but throughout the process I began to see a story emerge. In this piece I tried to illustrate personal evolution, with each woman exploring a different version. I had recently wrote an essay on growing up, focus

Revisiting a concept that I had sketched out years before, this piece became a visualization of the anpothrocene era, with powerful industry’s as the hand who poisoing earth with cigarette smoke. The smoke represents money and it’s short lived satisf

A variety of illustrations connected through crawling vines, and blossoming petals. It began a brainstorm for a perfume advertisement, but became it's own piece when connected through the vines. Ink and watercolor subjects, acrylic paint background.(

ZOE ANGEL

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