Cumulative imagery for Yeryeong Cha's visual portfolio from since 2024. https://www.twine.net/signin
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I’m Emma Yeryeong Cha, a graphic designer and illustrator with a background in anthropology (sociocultural) and several years of experience supporting art, visuals, and youth-focused creative projects.
I’m Emma Yeryeong Cha, a graphic designer and illustrator with a background in anthropology (sociocultural) and several years of experience supporting art, visuals, and youth-focused creative projects. I currently combine research-minded thinking with hands-on design—tutoring and consulting on portfolios, creating original artwork, and supporting lecture presentations with visuals that help people understand complex topics.
In addition to illustration and design, I’ve contributed to community and mental-health initiatives by creating research-informed posters and an online comic series for youth mental health awareness. Whether I’m designing banners and promotional materials, building visual stories like “Cactus,” or working on children’s book projects, I aim to make art that’s thoughtful, approachable, and meaningful to real audiences.
Cumulative imagery for Yeryeong Cha's visual portfolio from since 2024. https://www.twine.net/signin
Crafted original posters and illustrations through extensive research in suicide psychology. Installed 80+ posters around Hannam, Dongjak, and Mapo Bridge on Han River, Seoul.
Assisted Professor Arianna Garvin in her Peruvian coastal marine environmental studies by providing visual aids (ecopatches) for her research. Currently assisting Professor Garvin in a storybook workshop project regarding marine environment awareness in South American coastal regions.
The omnibus episodes of “Woo Rumy”, whose back sprouts cacti every time he suppresses his tears. Originally developed as a storybook Published on Amazon: https://www.twine.net/signin
Presented during ANTH 10: Climate Justice lecture (02/18/2026) to 200+ UCSD students and faculty; raised awareness of marine desertification and climate depression phenomena.
Presented ANTH 10: Climate Justice to 200+ UCSD students and faculty members. Helped strengthen awareness of marine desertification and the climate depression phenomenon through engaging visual and communication materials.
Supported the creation of 20 illustrations of eco-patches across Peruvian coastal regions. Presented in ANTH 10: Climate Justice and shared work connected to Professor Arianna Garvin’s research.
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