Mihoshi

Fukushima

Clark

Mihoshi is an experienced graphic designer and artist who specializes in product design, branding, social design, motion graphics, and poster design. Mihoshi moved to the United States from Kanazawa, Japan in 2010, where she attended Maryland Institute College of Art and then moved to New York City. She currently works at Poster House, the first museum in the United States dedicated to posters.

Her graphic design work has been featured in the New York Times, and her social design work for the Baltimore City Health Department won The Core 77 Design: Notable Strategy & Research Award, and a GDUSA: Health + Wellness Design Award.

Awards + Achivements

2020

• Featured in New York Times: PSA Posters

2018

• Individuals with Extraordinary Ability or Achievement (O1B) VISA

• The Core 77 Design
  Notable Strategy & Research Award Winner: HealthiAir

• GDUSA
  2018 Health + Wellness Design Awards: HealthiAir

2017

• Sydney Award Recipient

• Abstract Substruct, R_House
  An Exhibition Curated By R_House

• To All The Dreamers, Bronze Gallery

  An Exhibition Curated By Christy Tang

• Woman Most Likely

  An Exhibition Curated By Mackenzie Schroerder

• Modes & Methods / Untitled Process

  BFA Student Exhibition Curated By MICA Graphic Design