Lily Yeh
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Motion designer and educator based in LA, working across visual systems and editorial design for clients including PCMag, CNET, CalArts, and ELLE.
Motion designer and educator based in LA, working across visual systems and editorial design for clients including PCMag, CNET, CalArts, and ELLE.
PCmag Refresh
Cnet Cover Story
CalArts Rebranding
CalArts Mayhem
Kenmen Hype
Tai-roglyphics
Taiwan Gospel
VR Bai-bye
Dessert Flower
99 Practices
Branding Projects Archive
Motion Projects Archive
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Cnet Cover Stories
As a contract visual designer for CNET, I collaborated with the editorial team to create visual directions for longform feature stories focused on consumer technology, media history, and digital culture.
My role centered on translating complex technology topics into visually engaging editorial experiences through hero imagery, compositional systems, and narrative-driven graphic design. The work balanced CNET’s clean technology-focused aesthetic with more cinematic and emotionally driven storytelling approaches for feature content.
Credit:
Visual Designer | Lily Yeh
Art Director | Jeffrey Hazelwood
Creative Director | Viva Tung
Video Presenter | David Katzmeier
Video Editor | JD Christison
Project Manager | Danielle Ramirez
Editors | Corinne Reichert
Director of Content | Jonathan Skillings
Visual Designer | Lily Yeh
Art Director | Jeffrey Hazelwood
Creative Director | Viva Tung
Video Presenter | David Katzmeier
Video Editor | JD Christison
Project Manager | Danielle Ramirez
Editors | Corinne Reichert
Director of Content | Jonathan Skillings
📎️ Sizing Up Your Next TV: Where Bigger Screens Are Taking Us
For this feature on the evolution of large-screen televisions, I created a cinematic visual direction emphasizing scale, immersion, and the relationship between viewers and modern home entertainment. The design combined layered compositions, atmospheric lighting, and editorial collage techniques to create a future-facing digital reading experience.
Featured Projects 2
📎️ CES History: The Consumer Electronics That Changed Everyday Life
For this historical feature on CES and consumer technology culture, I developed a retro-futuristic visual system inspired by archival media, layered timelines, and nostalgic electronics aesthetics. The goal was to balance historical storytelling with a contemporary editorial presentation for digital audiences.
17–05–2026