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Wood and Tree Poster

Wood and Tree

Wood and Tree is a poster created for an architecture seminar held in Tokyo, Japan. The seminar theme is the new use of wood, a classic material, in modern architecture. The poster uses a modern graphic language to simulate a classic drawing of tree rings. Lines of varied number, thickness, curvature and color were tested to form the pattern. The result is mathematical in structure, yet natural beauty remains. The poster measures 210 by 297 millimeters. It was displayed at an entrance, where visitors could take small flyers.

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Pai Illustration

Pai

Pai is a series of four digital illustrations about loneliness. The series presents loneliness as an endless loop, showing the feeling as a complex state rather than a single experience. Lines, colors and forms are used to express isolation and the wish for connection. Rich colors and detailed figurative elements carry the narrative. The illustrations were drawn on a tablet with a digital painting application, at a size of 2048 by 2048 pixels. The work responds to reduced personal contact during the pandemic. Prints are planned for galleries and digital versions for online exhibitions.

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Project Yellow Brand Promotion

Project Yellow

Project Yellow is a comprehensive art Project that constructs the visual concept of Everything is Yellow. According to the key vision, large outdoor displays will be made in various cities, and a series of cultural and creative derivatives will be produced at the same time. As a visual IP, Project Yellow has a compelling visual image and energetic color scheme to form a unified key vision, which makes people unforgettable. Suitable for large-scale online and offline promotion, and the output of visual derivatives, it is a unique design project.

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Coreintive Corporate Identity

Coreintive

Coreintive is a corporate identity design created for a design agency. The name is an abbreviation of Core in Creative. In the wordmark, the last letter E is mirrored and joined with the first letter C to form a bracket shape. A circle is placed inside the bracket to represent the core that is contained. The circle refers to values such as possibility, uniqueness, scalability and integration. The identity is built on three motif languages based on the letters C, O and E. The project was completed in the Republic of Korea.

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Airport Bremen Wayfinding System

Airport Bremen

A high-contrast modern design and a clear information Hirarchie distinguishes the new system. The orientation system works fast and will make a positive contribution to the quality of service afford the airport. The most important means next to the use of a new font, a distinctive arrow element the introduction of different, high-contrast colors. It was particularly on functional and psychological aspects, such as good visibility, readability and barrier-free information recording. New aluminium cases with contemporary, optimized LED illumination are used. Signage towers were added.

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Leman Jewelry Branding and Packaging

Leman Jewelry

Visual solution to Leman Jewelry's new identity was a complete new system to expose the luxury, exquisite yet sophisticated and minimal feeling. The new logo inspired by Leman's working process, their haute couture design service, by crafting all diamond shapes surrounding a star-symbol or sparkle symbol, creating a sophisticated symbol and also echoing the shining effect of diamond. Following up, all collateral materials were produced with high quality details to highlight and enrich luxuriousness of all new brand visual elements.

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Untranslate Application

Untranslate

Untranslate is a language learning application that teaches the nuances of a language through context-based learning. Untranslate offers a single word or phrase from a curated list, then explains the selected term through four contexts: historical, cultural, social and colloquial. Each word is supported by etymology, related books, movies and songs, news articles and clips, and guidance on conversational use. The application can be used on mobile devices, tablets and laptops, and the screens follow accessibility standards.

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Modulabs Identity System

Modulabs

Modulabs is a visual identity system created for a research community. The identity system is built with a dedicated variable typeface. The typeface has a single growth axis with 300 steps, which allows many different letter shapes. Each letter is drawn carefully rather than generated from geometric forms, giving a human character. The slightly wobbly letters reflect action and exploration instead of perfect results. Members can apply the typeface to match the identity, and internal tools help them create names with ease.

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Viewing History Brand Identity

Viewing History

Viewing Korean History is a cover design series for three history textbooks. The covers were created for middle school and high school students. A simple diamond-shaped graphic and typography at the center present the subject name and keep the identity of the series consistent. The two middle school books share the same layout. The high school cover shows the modern student connected to different eras within one space. Stickers and epoxy match the background color, and a no-scratch coating limits wear during use.

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Anlan Branding Brand Identity

Anlan Branding

Anlan Branding is a brand identity created for a beauty device brand. The identity is designed to remain recognizable across different applications. The typeface has gently rounded corners, while the overall letterforms stay simple and clean. A flower pattern derived from the letter A refers to the idea of beauty, and a precise cut in the letter A links technology with aesthetics. Purple is used as the main brand color. The identity is applied to the stationery and packaging systems, and guidelines support consistent use.

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C'YiShu Corporate Identity

C'YiShu

C'YiShu is a corporate identity created for a studio that combines architectural interior design with piano education. The identity is built around a custom symbol that joins Chinese characters with spatial form. Auxiliary graphics represent the business areas of the studio, which include design, piano, coffee, and furniture. The symbol works as a complete visual system rather than a single logo. Applications include notebooks, business cards, envelopes, cloth bags, and brooches, made with silver printing, white hot stamping, specialty paper, and metal laser cutting.

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Monk Font Typeface Design

Monk Font

Monk seeks a balance between the openness and legibility of humanist sans serifs and a more regularized character of the square sans serif. Although originally designed as a Latin typeface it was decided early on that it needed a wider dialogue to include an Arabic version. Both Latin and Arabic design us the same rationale and the idea of shared geometry. The strength of the parallel design process allows the two languages to have balanced harmony and grace. Both Arabic and Latin work seamlessly together having shared counters, stem thickness, and curved forms.

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