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| 26 Oct 2022 | |
| Alumni Stories |
A toy designer by day and author-illustrator by night, Pearl AuYeung is a promising artist with a well-refined individual style who aims to use illustration as a means to communicate meaningful narratives in an approachable way. For her, the biggest excitement over the recent months is her debut book "The Best Kind of Mooncake" to come out on shelves!
A former Concordia student, Pearl attended the prestigious Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) before working for Mattel designing toys for the Disney Princess collection and Karma's World dolls. Her original artworks have been shown in galleries in many cities throughout the US and China, including Los Angeles, Hong Kong and Shanghai. Her illustrations have won awards such as the Illustration West 58 Gold Award and the 2019 Philip Hays "I love it. I think it's terrific." $1000 Scholarship. We cannot wait to share her incredible experiences in art with our Concordia students.
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