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An exhibition that takes up a popular character called Sanzo Hoshi from a completely different perspective. Therefore, designers tried a new approach to visual design. It has a three-dimensional composition with a depth that makes the painting hollow with the silhouette of a person.While appealing that Xuanzui and Sanzo Hoshi are the same people, designers made a strategy to have the silhouette remember the iconic image.
Naked Castle is a signage system designed for a historic castle hotel on Moganshan. The design pairs a coat of arms with Art Deco lettering, and the geometric figures and lines follow proportions close to the golden ratio. British elements such as a hoof, a shield and a streamer are merged in the coat of arms, while icons of a king and a queen wearing crowns appear on the signs. The coat of arms was cast in low melting point metal, then hand polished and colored. The signs use forged iron and local wood to resist the outdoor mountain climate.
Pagoda is a corporate identity created for a Chinese fruit company. The identity is built around two monkey mascots, drawn first as pencil drafts and then developed with digital design software. Monkeys were chosen because they are linked with fruit in Chinese culture, where they also symbolise wisdom and courage. The mascots dance through the four seasons, and the flowers around them change with each mood. The colours refer to flowers, seasons and nature. Printing applies ultraviolet coating and hot stamping. The aim is to present Asian culture with respect for natural life.
The project is that volunteers settle into daily life and hope to bring about positive social change. The visual assets are all 83 volunteer representative images and consists of 54 graphics, 15 illustrations, and 14 icons. It is designed that people can easily understand what kind of volunteer work is for each category. The graphic is based on a modular design with the theme of volunteer work and people, and Illustration shows various kinds of volunteer work that anyone can do, delivering a familiar feeling.
Pure Green is a visual identity for a hotpot restaurant brand in Chongqing. The green color of fresh pepper hotpot is used as the brand color, in contrast with the red that is common in the local market. A character image named Mobee forms the central symbol of the identity. Mobee combines a positive circle and a negative cross element. Mahjong tiles replace the facial features to express independence, mystery and vitality. The brand symbols are applied across diverse forms and media, with the aim of bringing the brand closer to young consumers.
Huade was once an important military base for defending China's northern frontiers. Abandoned military facilities can develop military experience and tourism, and drive urban economic development. The design is inspired by a button, the pause and start symbols in button mean that suspend busy work, and start the journey of Huade. The combination of the pause and start symbol and the pentagram is the English Abb. HD of Huade. The five pointed star is part of the army flag and epaulet. Huade will always remember and pay tribute to the heroes who defended the country during the war.
The Creater of the World is an art poster about human origin and artificial intelligence. The poster shows a figure whose head, limbs and torso are built from mechanized modules joined by pipes. Forms rise from the head like branches to suggest continued growth. The image links ancient creation myths with present technology and presents life as an endless cycle. The poster was created with image processing software and vector graphics software, and measures 210 by 297 millimetres.
Antme is a corporate identity program created for a brand that designs and sells dog clothing and offers classes for owners and their companion dogs. The logo joins a person and a dog drawn as circles, expressing the bond between people and dogs. The motif is repeated and combined to build patterns that extend into many forms. The patterns are applied to product packaging, business supplies and online media. The identity is intended to convey a friendly character together with the expertise of the brand.
Ai Academy is a brand identity created for a company working in artificial intelligence. The logotype is based on monospaced fonts, which are commonly used in programming environments. The backgrounds translate the multidisciplinary nature of artificial intelligence into abstract images, without direct reference to technology. They were produced with experimental colour mixing techniques using water-based paints, then photographed and post-produced. The contrast between logotype and backgrounds keeps the logo clearly visible. Bold colours aid recognition in event and social media materials.
Debes Intervenir is a workplace safety poster campaign created for an industrial plant. The posters show the correct and the incorrect use of tools and facilities. Each scene focuses on the moment just before an accident happens. A comic style is used to build a friendly and clear bond with the workers. An illustrated character guides the staff through every message. The artwork was drawn with vector illustration tools to keep an organic and loose line, then colored and composed with image editing software. Each poster is printed on styrene and measures 900 by 600 millimeters.
Yau Sik San is a branding design created for a Guangdong cuisine food brand. The identity is built around the God of Cookery, a figure from ancient Chinese belief linked with clothing, food, luck and longevity. Chinese calligraphy is used for the brand name to express the regional character of Guangdong. Traditional color combinations support the visual image. The packaging is produced with specialty paper printing, UV, embroidery, reactive printing and hot stamping. The aim is to present the quality of the food through a cultural story.
This pop-up book introduces four unique living habits of the designer. When it is open, the book stands up and forms four cubic zones. Each zone represents a room in the designer's apartment, such as the bathroom, living room and home office where these habits typically take place. Illustrations on the left side identify the rooms, while statistics and diagrams on the right show relevant facts and possible influence caused by certain habits.