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Christine Y. Chong (or Mayshing )

Age: 25+ ( I think I have to say it for some to believe it...)

Freelance graphic design artist, New Jeresy / New York Animator, manga artist, webcomic artist, indy animation director

CONTACT: mayshing@gmail.com

EDUCATION:

BFA in Animation at School of Visual Arts in NYC. (graduate 2010)
Associate of Fine Arts, Visual arts and Graphic Design from RVCC

COMPUTER EXPERIENCES:

Adobe photoshop 5.5 and up, Adobe In Design, Adobe illustrator
Adobe After Effects, Premiere, Flash, Dreamweaver, Final Cut Pro, Autodesk Maya, Reason, Pro tools.
Familiar with 3D studio max, and Quark

(home platform: PC)

 

TRADITIONAL ART EXPERIENCES:

Color pencils, Ink, watercolor, Copic markers, Acrylic, oil, Pastel

LANGUAGES: Chinese Mandarin and English (fluent in both writing, reading, and speaking)

RELATED EMPLOYMENTS:

Projects:

Animated and directed:

Commercial projects: (to be updated)

 

Something extra about myself:

Passions: telling stories of others and my life through manga, comics, animation, fine Arts, I enjoy learning about different cultures, traveling, helping others, a good cup of tea and coffee(?) and spending time with family and friends. And I enjoy teaching and helping other artists, big or little, to go to the next level in their lives and see their dream come true.

Strength:
Time management, its my personal discipline to deliver on time, and I enjoy team collaboration. I know how to work with different kinds of artists from directing my own projects, as well as helping other people's projects, and having rooted in family relationship ministries, I am familiar with methods on how to deal with conflicts in peaceful manners.

Weakness:
I can be the over-communicator, asking a lot of questions to annoy you, or under communicate at times when I am not sure. I'm still trying to find the balance between figuring it out myself and asking questions.

I tend to under estimate my need for rest and overwork myself. -_-bb need constant reminders. My friends always tell me "Don't work too hard."