ASHLEY MIN


Ashley Min is a New York-based graphic designer currently at Notion.

She has worked at both agencies and in-house teams, including Rippling, Ogilvy, Huge, Interbrand, and Lippincott. She earned her BFA in graphic design from Rhode Island School of Design.

ELSEWHERE

You'll find her drawing with colored pencils, hoarding on are.na, or capturing moments of loved ones and strangers through her film camera.
CONTACT
Email →
 LinkedIn →
 Are.na →

Resume and portfolio available upon request.


Ashley Min is a New York-based graphic designer currently at Notion.

She has worked at both agencies and in-house teams, including Rippling, Ogilvy, Huge, Interbrand, and Lippincott. She earned her BFA in graphic design from Rhode Island School of Design.

ELSEWHERE

You'll find her drawing with colored pencils, hoarding on are.na, or capturing moments of loved ones and strangers through her film camera.
CONTACT
Email →
 LinkedIn →
 Are.na →

Resume and portfolio available upon request.


GABÉ

Client: GABÉ
Keywords: Brand Identity, Packaging
The namesake, GABÉ, comes from the term for coffee during the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1897) in Korea. GABÉ is a return to Korea’s roots and a homage to those that came before. The brand partners with Korean roasters that place an emphasis of excellence, sourcing transparency, and taste.

The brand identity is inspired by Korean packaging design from the 1980s—such as offset printing on food labels, use of various strokes and borders, to illustration styles from Korean advertisements and comic books.




Emperor Gojong


The former king of Joseon was said to be an early admirer and champion of coffee. Coffee became a daily routine for Gojong and continues to be an important part of Korea’s lifestyle. GABÉ toasts their lineage to the emperor and history of Korea. The illustration style was inspired by the offset lithographic printing and Korean comics from the 1980s.

Illustration by Seohui Chi.