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Steal The Sky Client: Author Marina Massino Cover art by Danlin Zhang Type design and cover layout by Jay Vollmar

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illustration of The Eyes are The Best Part Artist: Danlin Zhang Client: Illumicrate Illustration for the dust jacket of the novel The Eyes are The Best Part, by Monika Kim
illustration of Client: Deseret News
illustration of Client: Deseret News
illustration of Covert art for Politico.eu, for an article about hidden abortion networks. Magazine Cover. won an AWARD OF EXCELLENCE!! ! from the jury of @societyfornewsdesign for this beautiful cover by @danlinz_art
illustration of The concept of this illustration is: we are in a moment similar to the nebula of swirling politics, business, climate with ideal goals for our future in all these areas represented with stars and patterns in the clouds
illustration of Longlisted for the Folio Book Illustration Award 2022. The topic required to illustrate a scene from the short story, The Masque of the Red Death by Edgar Allan Poe. I chose the last scene to describe. Since the story emphasizes black and red, I focused more on simple colors but heavy textures. Red Death is the dignified and eye-catching figure in this image. The main topic is: Just like a clock striking twelve, death treats the world equally as well as time.
illustration of his is a hypothetical book cover illustration I did for the New York Times bestseller, Keep It Moving, wrote by one of the world’s legendary artists Twyla Tharp.
illustration of This series of images was inspired by a traditional story Danlin heard as a child, A Deer of Nine Colors. The original story is based on the Buddhist Jataka tale, which was discovered as cave paintings from the Mogao Caves.
illustration of This is my mini-thesis project called “emotion“. The whole project is according to two emotional moments I picked after I move to the US.
illustration of This is my mini-thesis project called “emotion“. The whole project is according to two emotional moments I picked after I move to the US.
illustration of Dawn Blossoms Plucked at Dusk “I remembered my family had a traditional square table. I always did my homework on one side while my dad was making engineering drawings on the other side.
illustration of This project based on the short story of the same name by Chris Offutt, the gallery show featured at SVA GRAMERCY GALLERY, New York.
illustration of Illustration I did for Poetry Foundation, about an Ocean Vuong Article “nothing to hide under all this sun”
illustration of This is a hypothetical project for a magazine. This article discussed the sleeping issues and how people affected by the new sleep helping method.
illustration of This series of images was inspired by a traditional story I heard as a child, A Deer of Nine Colors. The original story is based on the Buddhist Jataka tale, which was discovered as cave paintings from the Mogao Caves. I expanded the meaning of the story and added my own insight. This image described the last part of this story, the main character betrayed the Nine-Colored Deer because of greed, which eventually led to his own death.

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Danlin is an award winning illustrator based in New York, originally from China. She is currently an Adjunct Professor at Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) teaching in the Illustration Department. Danlin does editorial, advertising, books, and is up for any challenge. She loves to travel, and her experiences are filled with vivid memories of world cultures and the many magical imaginings that extend from them, all of which continue to inspire her.

Style/Techniques

Animation, Conceptual, Digital, Figurative, Line, Line with Color, Painterly, Pen & Ink, Stylized, Texture, Decorative, Pattern, Concept Art

Subject/Specialties

Adventure, Animals, Book Covers, Celebrities, Children's Books, Comic Book, Editorial, Education, Family, Fantasy, Health, Mystery, Nature, People, Political, Portrait, Posters, Religious, Travel, Web Illustration, Lifestyle, Spiritual, Edgy