Alina Liang

Alina Liang is an illustrator and designer who creates warm and gentle visuals for cultural and lifestyle projects. Her work features small animals, quiet moments, and gentle everyday scenes, blending children’s book illustrations with a soft, nostalgic feeling. Through calm colours and playful characters, she hopes to create images that feel comforting, familiar, and quietly joyful.

Chinese New Year Seek-and-Find Illustrations

A series of three seek-and-find illustrations following small animal characters through Chinese New Year traditions, from preparing for the celebration to New Year’s Eve and the Lantern Festival. The project also includes a fold-out booklet with simple cultural notes and interactive instructions to guide young readers through each scene.

How’s the Weather? 

A children’s picture book that follows three small animals observing subtle changes in the weather and the natural world. Through a gentle narrative and light educational elements, the story encourages curiosity, patience, and attention to everyday details.

How to Preserve a Snowflake

A conceptual album design featuring original illustrations and a complete CD package including a case, pull-out sleeve, lyric booklet, and charm. The project captures soft, fleeting winter moments through gentle visuals and tactile formats.

How to Preserve a Snowflake (VTuber) 

A Live2D VTuber character adapted from the album’s illustrated world, extending its quiet, dreamy atmosphere into an interactive digital form.

Bakery Packaging Illustration

A bakery packaging project built around a main illustration and its spin-off applications, including box sides and sealing stickers. The visuals feature small animals and familiar pastries in a warm, nostalgic style.