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Easygo Corporate Identity

Xingyue Deng Corporate Identity Graphic

Easygo

The design integrates the directional meanings of the Chinese characters for up and down into a visual language that transcends linguistic boundaries. By emphasizing intuitive functionality through concise and culturally embedded forms, the design communicates effectively across different user groups. Its clear structure, vibrant tone, and playful interaction reflect thoughtful attention to usability and visual storytelling. Through symbolic representation and minimal aesthetics, the design delivers a distinctive and engaging user experience.

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Muse Conceptual Exhibtion

Michelle Poon Conceptual Exhibtion Graphic

Muse

Muse is an experimental design project studying the musical perception of the human through three installation experiences which provide different ways to experience music. The first is purely sensational using thermo-active material, and the second display the decoded perception of musical spatiality. The last is a translation between music notation and visual forms. People are encouraged to interact with the installations and explore the music visually with their own perception. The main message is that designers should be aware of how perception affects them in practice.

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Min Shan Nong Ye Brand Identity

Yanjun Yang Brand Identity Graphic

Min Shan Nong Ye

Min Shan Nong Ye is a brand identity created for an agricultural enterprise. The logo is formed with one continuous stroke, suggesting rolling mountains, water ripples and waves of wheat. The mark is also a variant of the letters M and S, the initials of Min Shan, the region where the products originate. Green is used as the main color to reflect fresh and healthy agricultural products. The simple and symbolic form scales easily, so the identity can be applied to digital displays and physical products.

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Who's That Eating Pop Up Picture Book

Keitaro Sugihara Pop Up Picture Book Graphic

Who's That Eating

This interactive pop-up book follows seven animals enjoying their favorite snacks, each with a 3D pop up fold showcasing their distinct eating style. Each pop up was designed with a single page cut out, and a second backing page revealing the inside of each mouth and adding structural integrity. This simple design, combined with paper collage illustrations, brings life to each animal. The text includes eating sounds via Japanese onomatopoeia, encouraging the reader to open and close the pages as the animals munch away.

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Ge Sang Lv Wu Corporate Logo

Xiaobing Cheng Corporate Logo Graphic

Ge Sang Lv Wu

Ge Sang Lv Wu is a corporate logo created for a brand that helps mountain farmers sell crops such as food, tea and coffee beans. The logo shows a simplified line drawing of a Gesang flower, which stands for a sincere gift, combined with a cloud-like graphic. Soft curves recall the shape of clouds and the stretch of petals. Muted natural tones, including a low-saturation sky color with gray and white, create a fresh and calm effect. The mark is drawn as vector graphics on a grid based on the golden section, so it stays sharp at any size.

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Brickwell Builders Corporate Identity

Anna Zhuk Corporate Identity Graphic

Brickwell Builders

Brickwell Builders brand identity, designed by Anna Zhuk, blends tradition with innovation, redefining the visual language of modern construction. At its core, the logo features interlocking bricks forming the letter B, a symbol of strength, precision and stability. A refined color palette and typography enhance the contemporary yet timeless aesthetic. The cohesive branding materials reflect the company's dedication to preserving traditional craftsmanship while embracing the latest advancements in construction technology, creating a seamless fusion of heritage and progress.

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Xi'an Chang'an Lantern Festival Illustration

HUI QIONG YANG Illustration Graphic

Xi'an Chang'an Lantern Festival

Xi'an Chang'an Lantern Festival is an illustration series created for a cultural tourism project. The artwork depicts the Shang Yuan Lantern Festival as it was celebrated during the Tang Dynasty. The Lantern Festival began in the Western Han Dynasty more than 2100 years ago. The illustrations draw on lantern festival traditions of the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, and on classical paintings such as the Shengping Joy Picture and the Shangyuan Lantern Color Picture. The vivid scenes show the busy and festive life of the ancient celebration.

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Taishun City Brand Identity

Ying Gao Brand Identity Graphic

Taishun City

Taishun City is a brand identity designed for a city. The logo is built from lines that form the city name, creating a modern and minimal mark. The white space inside the logo is treated as an open area where different urban visual symbols can be shown. The mark can be adapted through changes in line and shape, so recognition remains strong across many applications. Vector formats allow the logo to be scaled to any size, from business cards to outdoor advertising. Printed brand materials use recyclable and biodegradable stock.

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Madame Butterfly Posters

Liudmila Shurygina Posters Graphic

Madame Butterfly

Madame Butterfly is a series of opera posters. Each poster shows an iconic portrait of a singing woman as the central figure of the opera plot and a symbol of passion. The series covers operas such as Madame Butterfly, Tosca and Norma, and reflects the tragic and dependent role of women in their librettos. Every composition presents the final scene, the culmination of the story. The design draws on minimal shapes, expressive painting and the Memphis style, with open colors and strong contrast. The posters are printed in A1 size on carton paper.

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Banov Store Graphic

Wu Yao Graphic Graphic

Banov Store

Banov Store is a graphic pattern design created for a store located along the route of the Ten Thousand Miles Tea Road in China. The wallpaper patterns are inspired by the major cities along the tea route, combining city outlines, natural scenery and animal figures. Three sets of patterns are based on the architectural features of the historic Ba Gong house, which are simplified and rearranged into visual symbols. The style refers to nineteenth century arts and crafts design. The patterns are also applied to store spaces, exhibitions and product packaging.

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Base Visual Identity

Lance Francisco Visual Identity Graphic

Base

Base is a visual identity for a brand of Chinese religious goods. The logo places the letter b within a woven structure inspired by Chinese knotting, an ancient folk art associated with unity and good fortune. Repeating woven patterns reflect the cyclical nature of belief. A palette of black, red and gold is calibrated for both print and digital use. The system includes a scalable logo, brand typography, custom patterns, packaging and website design. The aim is to keep tradition relevant for a new generation.

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Chinatown Rebranding Branding

Bo Zhang Branding Graphic

Chinatown Rebranding

Chinatown Rebranding is a visual identity and poster project created for the Chinatown district of Los Angeles, California. The new visual system represents the cultural heritage of the neighborhood. Design elements connect the historical significance of the old Chinatown with the modernity and revitalization of the new plaza. The graphics show the fusion of Chinese and American cultures and highlight the local identity. Each poster measures 24 by 36 inches. The project was completed in 2023 and follows research on the integration of Asian and North American cultures.

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