Jess Woo
- Los Angeles, United States
- 5.0
- 6 projects
I have over six years of experience teaching at universities, focusing on integrating creative arts into technology.
About
I have over six years of experience teaching at universities, focusing on integrating creative arts into technology. I’m passionate about helping students navigate the complexities of both traditional and digital mediums. My goal is to inspire the next generation of artists and creators.
In addition to teaching, I have extensive experience in publishing and collaborating with various artists and organizations. I believe in fostering a collaborative environment where creative ideas can flourish. My work has focused on blending artistic expression with innovative design and technology.
Industry experience
- Education
- Media & Entertainment
Projects · 6
One rainy afternoon, an ordinary family gathers to encourage young Dylan. They share the story of her Auntie Christy’s years of hair-pulling, being bullied, and loneliness. Christina’s determination to overcome trichotillomania disorder is an inspirational, heart-warming boost for anyone who knows the challenges of mental health struggles, compulsions, or feels full of self-doubt. Through her parents’ care and perseverance, therapy, and gradual self-acceptance, Christina discovers that her best quality is not her hair, but the compassion she shows herself and others. Based on an inspiring true story, Tricky Trichotillomania is a multi-generational family picture book that illustrates how asking for help, finding support, and never giving up can lead to courageous action−and a rainbow after the storm! illustrator
- Book Illustrator
- Children’s Book Illustrator
- Freelance Digital Illustrator
Meet Kinzie. She has a bunch of fun loving, slightly smelly, Monsters that live in her room. They never let her go to sleep at night. But that is ok, her parents always help her out. Until one day her parents decide it is time she learns to sleep on her own. What will Kinzie do about her Monsters? How to Sleep Train Your Monsters is a heartfelt story about a girl who has sleep issues. At its core the story is not just about having problems sleeping, but about being afraid to try something new and failing at first. How to Sleep Train Your Monsters is an empathetic story that is relatable to both parents and children alike. illustrator photo
- Illustrator
- Writer
Work experience· 4 roles
Art Director · Rocky Mountain College of Art and DesignJan 2019 – Present · 7 yrs 11 mos
Developed curriculum to improve student engagement and learning outcomes. Focused on integrating technology with traditional design practices. Led various projects and initiatives involving students and faculty to foster creativity and collaboration.
Art Director · Rocky Mountain College Art and DesignJan 2019 – Oct 2025 · 6 yrs 10 mos
Developed and implemented art programs that enhance student learning and promote artistic exploration. Collaborated with faculty to create inclusive learning experiences and foster a supportive environment for creativity.
Art Director · Rocky Mountain College Art and DesignJan 2019 – Present · 7 yrs 11 mos
Taught various courses in art and design, enhancing students' creativity and technical skills while improving curriculum and integration of new concepts related to digital arts.
Consultant · Gold Valley FilmsJan 2015 – Present · 11 yrs 11 mos
Education· 6
M.F.A. · Savannah College of Art and Design2011 – 2013
B.F.A. · Savannah College of Art and Design2004 – 2008
M.F.A. · Savannah College of Art and Design2011 – 2013
B.F.A. · Savannah College of Art and Design2001 – 2004
Testimonials · 5.0 from 1 review
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