Projects

Infographics are a design form that lets designers express important data and content onto a format. Within these infographic posters, It was a challenge to create a design
that honored the content through design. These posters taught me how to design in a way that makes the content
a focal point.

Infographics

Lunar Calendar Experimental

The lunar calendar is a calendar that is based on the phases of the moon. I wanted to choose this topic since the lunar cycle is a significant process. The posters were separated into three parts: the normal lunar cycle, the penumbral and partial lunar phases, and the blood moon phases.

Ashes to Seeds

Ashes to Seeds is a project that was created based on
the event 9/11. As someone who is born on 9/11 this project emphasized the topic of life in death and death in life.
Life is a cycle and this project wanted people to stay
open-minded and be curious.

The New Prospect

The New Prospect is a project that honors contemporary Korean graphic designers. Korean graphic design has a
long history of being lackluster, but in contemporary times, graphic design has been becoming important. This project wanted to express the importance of eastern design and express the importance of learning cultural differences
within graphics.

Dansaekhwa

Dansaekhwa is a Korean art form that translates to One Solid Color. The meaning of this is using a monochrome palette. Although Dansaekhwa can be done in many different colors, the theme of this brochure particularly targets the color red. The brochure is created in a similar monochrome system that uses red as its concept and theme.

LA28 Olympics Identity

LA28 or the Los Angeles 28 is a branding project for the Olympics games in 2028. Hosted in Los Angeles the brand was designed around the concept of a prism. A prism with a single light source can create an array of colors. Los Angeles similarly is one location that has an array of diversities. Ultimately, this project wanted to express the uniqueness of Los Angeles as a city as well as celebrate the long-awaited Olympic games.

Just Do Good

Just Do Good is a collaborative project between Nike and Goodwill. The concept of this project is to spread awareness of morality that was lost during the COVID-19 pandemic. During the pandemic, there were many protests and hate towards minorities such as Black Lives Matter and Asian Hate. Having this in mind, Nike and Goodwill are brands that have an appeal to a younger audience. Using thrift shopping as an attention-grabbing topic, millennials need to learn about morality and how to bring it back, since millennials are the future of our world.

Hans Serif

Hans Serif is a typeface that is designed particularly for editorial/display purposes. Using references from Times New Roman, Editorial New, and PT Serif, Hans Serif is a typeface that is condensed, easily legible, and used for books, posters, magazines, and other print deliverables.

LAFW Rebrand

Los Angeles Fashion Week has been an event that has been around for many years. Although well established as a nonprofit organization, LAFW has been shadowed by other fashion week events such as New York Fashion Week and Paris Fashion Week. This project brings a whole new identity to LAFW with the importance of diversity. Los Angeles has a unique factor to its city which is diversity. The best way to express this diversity is through towns/districts like Chinatown, Thai Town, Historic Filipino Town, Koreatown, Olvera Street, Little Ethiopia, Little Tokyo, and Malibu which are key components to this identity project.