Madi Ko recently graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design in Graphic Design and is currently a “Kennedy” apprentice at Wieden+Kennedy.
She spent the last half of 2020 (successfully!) campaigning for election reform in Alaska, where she’s from. She also does other Alaska-based political freelance work.
Madi is interested in what makes an image or an experience memorable. When she’s not at a computer you can find her hiking, thrifting, or going out for pho.
There are a few common themes in her work & thoughts:
She spent the last half of 2020 (successfully!) campaigning for election reform in Alaska, where she’s from. She also does other Alaska-based political freelance work.
Madi is interested in what makes an image or an experience memorable. When she’s not at a computer you can find her hiking, thrifting, or going out for pho.
There are a few common themes in her work & thoughts:
- Use humour and thoughtful design to make people want to engage with information.
- Play with the disconnect between technology and real life (digital interface vs physical experience, perception vs reality, etc.)
- Be specific and subjective, while keeping the work relatable.
