Midnight Project is a design studio focusing on brand identity design, exhibition design, and print collection.
We bring our cultural background into our design principle which makes us have diverse interactions with design thinking. It allows us to design more inclusive experiences that reach broader audiences.
Midnight Project is founded by Weiyun Chen (Winnie) & Supatida Sutiratana (Nut) based in New York City. Founded in 2022.
Selected Clients
GOOGLE, Core77 Design Awards, Abrons Arts Center, Food Education Fund, Wing On Wo & Co., DUMBO Improvement District, lucky risograph
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Midnight Project is a design studio focusing on brand identity design, exhibition design, and print collection.
We bring our cultural background into our design principle which makes us have diverse interactions with design thinking. It allows us to design more inclusive experiences that reach broader audiences.
Midnight Project is founded by Weiyun Chen (Winnie) & Supatida Sutiratana (Nut) based in New York City. Founded in 2022.
Contact us
Tone in Tongue
Radical Characters presents the launch of Tone in Tongue, a multi-venue international exhibition running from July 18 to November 14, 2025, hosted across Otis College of Art and Design, Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), and the Shanghai Research Institute of Printing Technology.
Culture, like a shadow, shifts over time. The Chinese idiom “如影随形” rú yǐng suí xíng (“as the shadow follows the form”) evokes this fluid, inseparable relationship. Tone in Tongue adopts this metaphor to explore East Asian visual culture, tracing how shared histories and aesthetic identities continue to resonate in contemporary design. Through the lens of graphic design, typography, and independent publishing, the exhibition highlights the tension and harmony between shared language and individual expression across the region.
Radical Characters presents the launch of Tone in Tongue, a multi-venue international exhibition running from July 18 to November 14, 2025, hosted across Otis College of Art and Design, Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), and the Shanghai Research Institute of Printing Technology.
Culture, like a shadow, shifts over time. The Chinese idiom “如影随形” rú yǐng suí xíng (“as the shadow follows the form”) evokes this fluid, inseparable relationship. Tone in Tongue adopts this metaphor to explore East Asian visual culture, tracing how shared histories and aesthetic identities continue to resonate in contemporary design. Through the lens of graphic design, typography, and independent publishing, the exhibition highlights the tension and harmony between shared language and individual expression across the region.
Exhibition Design, Experience Design
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From Chinatown, With Love 2025
From Chinatown, With Love (FCWL) is an annual mutual aid program in partnership with the W.O.W. Project and Abrons Arts Center and in collaboration with lucky risograph and Midnight Project. By reimagining traditions like red envelope giveaways, FCWL brings together Asian American artists and Chinatown small businesses to combat gentrification and economic challenges through art and community engagement. Grounded in communal care, FCWL transforms individual struggles into a shared commitment to mutual growth and renewal.
︎︎︎Art Directors: Midnight Project & Amanda Chung
︎︎︎Design Assistance: Pei-Hsun Wu
︎︎︎Printed by lucky risograph, Pratt Institute
︎︎︎Collaborated with The W.O.W. Project, Abrons Arts Center & lucky risograph
︎︎︎Photography by: Kuo-Heng Huang
︎︎︎Exhibition Date : 01/16/2025 - 02/04/2025
From Chinatown, With Love (FCWL) is an annual mutual aid program in partnership with the W.O.W. Project and Abrons Arts Center and in collaboration with lucky risograph and Midnight Project. By reimagining traditions like red envelope giveaways, FCWL brings together Asian American artists and Chinatown small businesses to combat gentrification and economic challenges through art and community engagement. Grounded in communal care, FCWL transforms individual struggles into a shared commitment to mutual growth and renewal.
︎︎︎Art Directors: Midnight Project & Amanda Chung
︎︎︎Design Assistance: Pei-Hsun Wu
︎︎︎Printed by lucky risograph, Pratt Institute
︎︎︎Collaborated with The W.O.W. Project, Abrons Arts Center & lucky risograph
︎︎︎Photography by: Kuo-Heng Huang
︎︎︎Exhibition Date : 01/16/2025 - 02/04/2025
Exhibition Design, Brand Design, Wayfinding Design
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GOOGLE ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
Risograph Print Series By Lucky Risograph
Risography is a printmaking method that utilizes plant-based rice bran ink and stencils made from natural fibers. It eco-conscious, vibrant colors set it apart from other printing methods.
In this echibit, alogn with each risograph print, we are also showcasing the different color layers that makes up each piece of artwork. Throught sharing our process, we are celebrating the happy flaws that are inherent to the risograph.v
Risograph Print Series By Lucky Risograph
Risography is a printmaking method that utilizes plant-based rice bran ink and stencils made from natural fibers. It eco-conscious, vibrant colors set it apart from other printing methods.
In this echibit, alogn with each risograph print, we are also showcasing the different color layers that makes up each piece of artwork. Throught sharing our process, we are celebrating the happy flaws that are inherent to the risograph.v
Exhibition Design, Experience Design
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From Chinatown, With Love 2024
From Chinatown, With Love (FCWL) is a collaboration between the W.O.W. Project and Abrons Arts Center to celebrate the integral role small businesses have in our neighborhood economically, culturally, and creatively. Rooted in the neighborhood tradition of gifting free calendars to patrons during Lunar New Year, From Chinatown, With Love embodies community reciprocity through art, relationship building, and mutual aid. Some of the best moments of this project have been the various meetings we have had with business owners, learning more about their histories and their commitments to staying in Chinatown.
︎︎︎Art Directors: Midnight Project & Amanda Chung
︎︎︎Design Assistance: Soumya Gupta & Oktay Akanpinar
︎︎︎Printed by lucky risograph, The New School, School of Visual Arts
︎︎︎Collaborated with The W.O.W. Project, Abrons Arts Center & lucky risograph
︎︎︎Exhibition Date : 01/27/2024 - 02/25/2024
From Chinatown, With Love (FCWL) is a collaboration between the W.O.W. Project and Abrons Arts Center to celebrate the integral role small businesses have in our neighborhood economically, culturally, and creatively. Rooted in the neighborhood tradition of gifting free calendars to patrons during Lunar New Year, From Chinatown, With Love embodies community reciprocity through art, relationship building, and mutual aid. Some of the best moments of this project have been the various meetings we have had with business owners, learning more about their histories and their commitments to staying in Chinatown.
︎︎︎Art Directors: Midnight Project & Amanda Chung
︎︎︎Design Assistance: Soumya Gupta & Oktay Akanpinar
︎︎︎Printed by lucky risograph, The New School, School of Visual Arts
︎︎︎Collaborated with The W.O.W. Project, Abrons Arts Center & lucky risograph
︎︎︎Exhibition Date : 01/27/2024 - 02/25/2024
Exhibition Design, Brand Design, Wayfinding Design
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Core77 Design Awards
Recognizing excellence in all areas of design enterprise, the Core77 Design Awards annually celebrates the richness of the design profession as well as the insight and perseverance of its practitioners. Now in its eleventh year, the Awards program remains dedicated to excellence and inclusivity, offering both students and professionals the opportunity to promote their best work on a global scale across 23 distinct design disciplines.
Our idea is to open the doors of design recognition to a broad spectrum of voices, experiences, and talents. This awards are designed to be transparent, inclusive, and accessible to everyone who is passionate about design. We believe that innovation thrives when diverse perspectives come together, and we're inviting designers from all walks of life to showcase their creations.
Recognizing excellence in all areas of design enterprise, the Core77 Design Awards annually celebrates the richness of the design profession as well as the insight and perseverance of its practitioners. Now in its eleventh year, the Awards program remains dedicated to excellence and inclusivity, offering both students and professionals the opportunity to promote their best work on a global scale across 23 distinct design disciplines.
Our idea is to open the doors of design recognition to a broad spectrum of voices, experiences, and talents. This awards are designed to be transparent, inclusive, and accessible to everyone who is passionate about design. We believe that innovation thrives when diverse perspectives come together, and we're inviting designers from all walks of life to showcase their creations.
Brand Design, Social Media Promotion Design
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