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Studio Lin

Name: Studio Lin
Address: New York, NY, 10001, US
Telephone: (646) 266-1425
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A New York City based graphic design studio founded by Alex Lin.

10/23/2026

Happy to share that three of our books were selected for AIGA Design’s 50 Books | 50 Covers of 2025.
Many thanks to our clients, publishers, and collaborators for making these projects possible.

    1    Carl Cheng: Nature Never Loses
Published by JRP|Editions in collaboration with The Contemporary Austin. Edited by Alex Klein and Rachel Eboh.
Printed by Wilco Art Books. Image separations by Sebastiaan Hanekroot.

    2    Public Spaces, NY
By Michael Meredith and Hilary Sample MOS, Meredith, Sample, Published by Park Books.

    3    The Making of Modern Korean Art: The Letters of Kim Tschang-Yeul, Kim Whanki, Lee Ufan, and Park Seo-Bo, 1961–1982
Edited by Yeon Shim Chung and Doryun Chong. Published by Gregory R. Miller and Tina Kim Gallery.
Printed by Wilco Art Books. Image separations by Sebastiaan Hanekroot.

As part of this recognition, all three books will join the AIGA collection at Columbia University’s Rare Book and Manuscript Library.

We’re grateful to have worked with so many wonderful people on these books. Congratulations to all the winners!

10/08/2026

For the Fall 2026 lecture series, CRAFT: Making, Method, and the Ethics of Production, at the University of Michigan’s Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, we developed a flexible graphic system based on ten custom-printed, three-inch-wide masking tapes. Eight tapes carried individual lecture information, alongside two master tapes featuring the overall series title.

Posters were created using a single strip of tape running down the center of a sheet of paper. The same tape could then be used to attach the posters throughout campus, creating a system for makeshift posters, temporary signage, and other promotional applications.

The concept reflected the series’ focus on craft, making, and methods of production, allowing the identity to be assembled, adapted, and reproduced using the material itself. A series of animations extended the visual language of the tapes into digital form.

10/07/2026

Luca Pacioli: Ancient Double-Entry Bookkeeping, published by Mercury.

A contemporary republication of John B. Geijsbeek’s 1914 English translation of Luca Pacioli’s landmark 1494 treatise on bookkeeping. Redesigned and newly typeset at the exact dimensions of the original 1914 edition, the book brings the translation together with original pages, diagrams and historical material in a new editorial structure.

Pacioli’s text was the first printed description of double-entry bookkeeping, codifying the system of debits, credits, journals and ledgers that became foundational to modern accounting. The subject has particular relevance for Mercury, whose financial tools for businesses are built on many of these same underlying principles.

The section-sewn hardcover features an exposed spine, silver foil typography and a violet-painted top edge, and is housed in a flexographically printed box.

Published by Mercury
Edited by Sarah Robinson
Design by Studio Lin
Printed and bound by Ofset Yapimevi, Istanbul

10/06/2026

Kid Echo, a new photobook by Sung Jin Park parksungjinx published by Session Press / Miwa Susuda / 須々田美和.

Photographed throughout the early 2000s, the book brings together previously unpublished portraits of teenagers in Seoul and its outskirts, returning to the world Park first explored in Kid Nostalgia.

The hardcover is wrapped in a four-flap dust jacket.
Instead of page numbers, the book numbers the people themselves. Each subject receives a number, including each individual within a shared portrait, with an index connecting them to place and year.

Photographs by parksungjinx Published by Session Press Design by Studio Lin Interview by Marc Feustel Edited by Susanna Chang Lithography by Sebastiaan Hanekroot, Colour & Book Production by Jos Morree, Fine Books Printed by Wilco Art Books

09/11/2026

Studio Lin is hiring an intern or junior designer to start in October.

Applicants should be proficient in Indesign and Figma. A huge plus if you can also make a simple animation in After Effects.

Pay is NYC minimum wage ($17/hr) At least 4 days a week, 9am-5pm. Remote or from our studio in Brooklyn,
NY.

Please send pdf or link to [email protected].

06/25/2026

Studio Lin designed TRÁNSITO, a full-color photographic monograph by Roberto Tondopó, published by Capricious.

Rooted in personal history and collective tradition, TRÁNSITO weaves together the death of Tondopó’s father — named Tránsito and born in Chiapa de Corzo, Chiapas, Mexico — with the artist’s participation in the Fiesta Grande, a local celebration held in honor of Saint Sebastian. Central to the festival is the Chuntá tradition, in which men dress as women in a celebratory ritual of gender performance. By becoming a Chuntá himself, Tondopó offers both a tribute to his father and a reflection on mourning as metamorphosis.

The book’s interior pages have an untrimmed head, giving the object a more tactile and three dimensional presence. The cover features a photo that wraps around the top edge, and was produced in three variants, making each copy part of a limited edition of 500.

Contributors / credits: Artist: Roberto Tondopó Roberto Tondopó  Design: Studio Lin Publisher: Capricious Publishing  Editor: Fernando Gallegos Fernando Gallegos  Essay: Roberto Tondopó Essay editor: Duen Neka’hen Sacchi Translation: Beatriz Llenín Figueroa
Printing: Ofset Yapimevi Ofset Yapımevi A.Ş.

Book specs: 208 pages 7.5 × 10 inches Full color Untrimmed head Cover sticker wrapping around top edge Three cover variants Limited edition of 500

06/09/2026

Studio Lin designed the fully illustrated catalogue for Martin Wong: Chinatown USA, the first U.S. monographic museum exhibition of Martin Wong since 2017. Spanning several decades of work, the book presents Wong’s plates roughly chronologically, with essays discussing each decade of his practice. A to-scale visual index gives readers a direct sense of the physical range of the work, while PMS yellow Magno Gloss sections — including multiple foldouts — contain supporting illustrations and contextual visual material. The book is constructed as a Smyth-sewn exposed book block with a folded poster jacket, extending the interior material language to the exterior.

Contributors / credits:
Artist: Martin Wong
Design:
Editor:
Curators: with Ashley Janke
Essays: Solomon Adler, Lisa Hsiao Chen , Mark D. Johnson, Vivian Li , Margo Machida , Lydia Yee
Publisher: Halsted A&A Foundation and
Exhibition:
Estate/gallery:
Printing:

Book specs:
Smyth-sewn exposed book block
Folded poster jacket
Printed by Graphius
Papers: Munken Print Cream, Fedrigoni .paper Tatami, Magno Gloss

05/04/2026

We’re looking to hire either an intern or junior designer, depending on experience and fit. Junior designer candidates should have at least one year of real-world design experience.

The ideal person is well-rounded, with strong skills across publication design, web design, and identity systems. A strong typographic eye and a strong match with Studio Lin’s design sensibility are a must.

This would begin as internship or freelance/project-based support, with the possibility of becoming full-time for the right fit. Remote work is okay.

Please send a portfolio, brief note, and availability to [email protected]

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Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 7pm
Tuesday	10am - 7pm
Wednesday	10am - 7pm
Thursday	10am - 7pm
Friday	10am - 7pm

Telephone

(646) 266-1425

Website

http://www.studiolin.org/

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