Victor Ng is a creative director, community organizer, and educator based in New York.
I believe that everyone designs, that creativity is for everyone, and that the power of design and branding to create positive change in the world is inescapable.
And that unwavering dedication to ethical practices, inclusivity, and community building is essential for impact. I believe there are opportunities for joy in every project and that design is just one part of imagining a better world.
Let’s make something great together.
Ford Foundation
The foundation is an independent, nonprofit grant-making organization. For more than 80 years, it has worked with courageous people on the frontlines of social change worldwide, guided by its mission to strengthen democratic values, reduce poverty and injustice, promote international cooperation, and advance human achievement.
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Ford Foundation brand refresh
The Future is Hers
Disability Demands Justice
Creative Futures
Ford Global Fellowship
The New York Times
As an art director and brand marketer, I had the honor to work for a brand that I’ve long admired. During a time that marked tremendous change for the paper of record, I created brand campaigns and strategy for The Daily, among other properties.
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The Daily
Why The Times?
World Press Freedom Day (2019)
Hillary for America
Working on Secretary Clinton’s historic 2016 campaign was one of the greatest priveledges of my life. Though we did not get the outcome we wanted, our work to design a campaign to elect the first woman president was a creative brief like no other.
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hillaryclinton.com
I Will Vote 2016
‘Love trumps hate’
The Woman Card
NYC Pride 2016
Stronger Together braille pin
One year on the trail
Hillary H’s
Designing Hillary for America
‘Cut the Jargon + Leave Your Assumptions at the Door: Here’s How to Truly Design For Good’
Former Clinton Campaigner Victor Ng Explains How Designers Can Use Their Skills to “Do the Most Good”
’Want To Design For Social Progress? These Ex-Clinton Staffers Have Some Advice’
A playful, beloved, and inspiration-ful app – what’s not to love?