Yilin Wang design works have won many professional awards, including the IF Design Award of Germany, one of the three major awards in the world, the second prize at the national level of the National College Digital Art Competition NCDA, the first prize of the China Packaging Creative Design Competition sponsored by the China Packaging Federation, the prize of the Asian Young New Talent Award, the second prize of the Milan Design Week College Design Exhibition, etc. His work Across won the silver prize of the 2022 A Design Award of Italy, etc. His work Hundred Years Red Boat won the first prize of the Zhejiang Multimedia Competition sponsored by the Department of Education of Zhejiang Province.

Across poster by Yilin Wang Across is a poster created for a digital art festival dedicated to the rock art of the Helan Mountains in China. The poster is printed on lenticular material. One image shows the original Helan Mountain motif and the other shows a modern digital version of the same motif. As the viewing angle changes, the ancient motif fades and the digital motif appears. The traditional image was painted with a mixture of ink, tea, gelatine and gold powder, applied by splashing to create a texture similar to rock. Across aims to preserve and share an endangered ancient culture.

Second Hand Life Poster by Yilin Wang Second Hand Life is a poster series about the way people receive fragmented information. The series contains twenty A3 posters, arranged to form one main visual, and is accompanied by a mounted and bound book. Language is turned into visual graphics through binary code, where the symbols one and zero also stand for true and false in logical operations. This link reflects how judgement is shaped by the information that is accepted. The posters and the book ask for closer attention to a social issue, because a fragmented view of information can replace a complete one.

The New Fashion of Chinese Elements Poster by Yilin Wang New Fashion of Chinese Elements is a poster series based on traditional Chinese arts and crafts. The design extracts patterns from clothing, silk and ceramics, then deconstructs and transforms them into modern graphics. Traditional patterns carry auspicious meanings and express wishes for a better life. Digital design tools are used to redraw the motifs for contemporary viewers. Each poster measures 700 by 1000 millimetres. The aim is to keep cultural heritage visible and to bring traditional craft patterns into modern life.

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Yilin Wang is IAD member since 2022, with 6101 IAD rating.