IDEO Blog Imagery

For the past few months, I’ve been the lead designer for the IDEO blog. My role is to read the articles, brainstorm, and then execute final imagery to accompany each editorial story. I use my design and illustration skills, along with both stock and AI-created imagery, to make each piece feel dynamic, unique, and scroll-stopping. I then create the accompanying social to be shared.

In the AI era, growth depends on people, not tech

Matthew Higham and Jen Ives write about the five human strengths that help organizations thrive: creativity, human insight, a growth mindset, psychological safety, and a culture of change. When approaching AI topics, I like to weave in styles that feel reminiscent of hand-made quality. This approach goes hand in hand with the article’s message—that people are still at the heart of what growing businesses need.
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Preparing students for the careers of the future

Ideo’s Keren Ruth Wong speaks with Dr. Ron C. Smith from Salesforce on their specialized AI education program.
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Inside Hydefys fungi-based future of fashion

Ideo’s Keren Ruth Wong speaks with Rachel Lee about how Hydefy is innovating the fashion industry with an innovative leather made from mushrooms.
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Your futuring questions, answered

IDEO’s design futures expert, Jennifer Lo tackles Creative Confidence podcast listener queries.
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We’re drowning in Health Data

IDEO partner Kelly Bjork explores how healthcare is overwhelmed by poorly designed data systems, and argues for human-centered design to turn complex health data into clear, usable insights for patients and clinicians.
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Playlab’s Top Picks 2025

The IDEO PlayLab is IDEO’s toy & games division. They made everything from Barbie Dream House to the next phase of the Rubik’s cube. Every year they make a list of their top gift picks for the holidays. Some made by themselves and some made by others. This illustration was created digitally, by me, by hand.
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Unreleased at-home medical devices article

This article has yet to be shared. I just loved the art style so much that I wanted to share it here - with little to no context. :)