About Me ︎ 关于我




︎ AIGA: Command X 2021
︎ Day 1: Zoom
︎ Day 2: Climate Change


Logos 图标设计

︎ 2020
︎ 2019-2018
︎ 2017-2016

︎ Niliu (where the story started)



Year of 2020 二零二零年

    1. HIV
    2. Useless Collage | part II

    3. Life Is Short
    4. I Love You

    5. Chinese Allegories

    6. OWL Company Campaign

⌈... to be continued 未完待续 ⌋



Year of 2019 二零一九年

  1. Age of News

  2. Art Collaboration

  3. A, B, C

  4. Touch

  5. Useless Collage | part I

  6. 25 years of ALLSAINTS

  7. 0, 0, 1, 1

  8. Twins from The Shining (1980)

  9. May Day Festival



University of Brighton ( 🇬🇧)

2019 Study Aboard ︎

  1. Project-1- Observation

  2. Project 2- Studio Antalis

  3. Project 3- Personal Project

  4. Make It Manufacturing


︎ Peter Chadwick
︎ Simone Lia
︎ Rob Flowers
︎ Maria Midttun
︎ Aneel Kalsi



Year of 2018 二零一八年

  1. Chinese Zodiac

  2. The Mirror Lover

  3. WAVES/LANG

  4. Lost Planet

  5. Village Impressions

  6. The Dirty Font

  7. LOVE

  8. The Dust-laden Time

  9. Promoted Poems



Nothing but codes... 编码…

︎ Running Tadpole

︎ Simple Game

︎ Finding The Smiling Face

︎ 33 Seconds







(*Home page posters)
20 Acts in 60 Minutes
January 2, 2018

One day, I listened to an episode
called 21 acts in 60 minutes from the podcast
This American Life. Collecting information and
make a series of posters.
The project was about observation
and design challenges.

hellomrdesigner@gmail.com

︎︎︎ ︎ ︎
Mark

Simone Lia



Artist and Writer

She is also the creator of the weekly comic strip, Things That I’ve Learnt, in The Observer. Her debut illustrated fiction novel, They Didn’t Teach THIS in Worm School! published by Walker Books was described by her German publisher,  Königskinder as “a philosophical essay on friendship”.

Her work is an ongoing investigation into what it means to be human and she often communicates her ideas using anthropomorphism, making her stories accessible to audiences of different ages and backgrounds. Lia has the ability to communicate complex emotional relationships, simply and with a warm sense of humour.





Mark