Ginnie Hsu crafts her stories amid the enchanting landscapes of Upstate New York, where her Taiwanese roots and a profound connection to nature imbue her work with a sense of wonder. Her illustrations radiate warmth and depth, revealing the magic in everyday interactions and the enduring bonds between individuals and the earth. In her role at Syracuse University, she shares her insights with the artists of tomorrow. Ginnie’s vision is also taking shape in a unique space where artistry and sustainability converge, creating a living testament to her commitment to inspired, eco-conscious living.
Alongside Luna and Boba, her companions, and amidst the blooms of her garden, she conjures a world where every creation is an adventure, and life itself is a canvas for magical possibilities. Further enriching this vibrant canvas is The Garden People, collaborating with friends Libby and Jess. This biannual zine, born from a shared love of illustration and gardening, invites readers to discover more about their vision for a community united by creativity and nature.
Amazing Humans I’ve worked with
The Washington Post
Penguin Random House
DK Books
Macmillan
Taproot Magazine
Scholastic Limited
Feiwel & Friends
Neon Squid
Quarto Publishing
American Greetings
Leadership Greater Chicago
Marks & Spencer
Benchmark Education
Old Dungate Press
Southern Culture Magazine
Breathe Magazine
Teen Breathe Magazine
Recognition
3x3
American Illustration
Society of Illustrators
Illustration West
Communication Arts
California Reading Association
Creative Quarterly 55
AI-AP International Motion Art
Press
Uppercase Magazine
CNY Magazine
Published & Forthcoming Books
The Chinese New Year Helper | Rocky Pond Books | 2024
The City Sings Green & Other Poems About Welcoming Wildlife | Clarion Books | 2024
The World that Feeds Us | Quarto | 2023
What the Artist Saw: Monet | DK / The Met | 2022
A Home Named Walter | Macmillan | 2022
V&A Introduces: Beatrix Potter | Puffin / V&A Museum | 2022
The Hospital | Macmillan International 2022
Ladybird Johnson That’s Who | Henry Holt | 2021
Ballet Classic | Old Dungate Press | 2020
Little People Big Dream: Corazon Aquino | Frances Lincoln | 2020
The Farm that Feeds Us | Quarto | 2020