ASHLEY MIN


Ashley Min is a graphic designer based in New York. She is currently a designer at Rippling’s in-house Brand Studio team.

EXPERIENCE
Previously she has worked at agencies and in-house companies like Ogilvy, Huge, Interbrand, Lippincott, HSAD, and Birchbox.

EDUCATION
She received her BFA in Graphic Design from Rhode Island School of Design in 2019.

ELSEWHERE

She is also a co-founder of a coffee roasting business, a hoarder on are.na, and always has a sketchbook and film camera with her. You can take a quick peek here 🖼

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GRID / LIST



Real Women

SPRING 2015
Completed for RISD’s Hometest on Interior Space.
This drawing is meant to represent the way women are portrayed in society and how some women today are changing that image. The breaking of the wall from the wrecking ball shaped as a female gender sign, reveals a mirror, reflecting myself, or an image of what real females are like, underneath all the identities and labels women are given.




Real Women, 18" x 24"
Pencil



I shaped planter's foam into the female gender sign for the wrecking ball. I inserted a chain into the foam that was supported by the outer box. The wrecking ball is swinging into a brick wall that I created from foam core, which I sanded down to look like brick. The extra bricks surrounding Barbie and the ones falling off the brick wall were cut individually and then hot glued onto the spots and positions that I wanted. Using acrylic paint, I painted all the different materials in my assemblage. The Barbie doll was also hot glued so that its arms and legs would stay in a certain position. Additionally, I printed out a miniature copy of a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover that I made using photoshop.