Design Work
ranging from brand design, publications, integrated design, ui/ux, and more
selected clients and employers
onc lawyers | hong kong breast cancer foundation | echome hong kong
showcase
Book Cover for ONC Lawyers Hong Kong︱2024
Landmark probate disputes often break apart wealthy families.
This is represented by a Chinese round table, a symbol of family gatherings.
Brand Design "To Die For"︱2023
Developed a brand design for a brewery with its own identity, inspired by gothic calligraphy.
Publication "Golden Hike"︱2023
Editorial design for a hiking magazine targeted towards elders.
Used Mr.Eaves typeface and a natural colour palette for comfort.
Integrated Design "Loop Biotech"︱2024
Self-directed project. A design campaign for Loop biotech, a company that produces eco-conscious coffins.
The design campaign promotes humans’ connection with nature and a desire to return to it.
Integrated Design "Practiman Female Mannequin Skin"︱2024
Self-directed project for a female skin attachment for CPR dummies.
It targets the gap in CPR dummy training, highlighting the importance of training with female anatomy to save real lives.
Booklet "Glyph: The Ampersand"︱2023
A booklet featuring the evolution of the ampersand and early styles such as post roman, insular, gothic, and renaissance.
The hand-rendered calligraphy was scanned and vectorized in Adobe Illustrator.
Event Poster "Escape Room Berlin"︱2023
A poster designed to promote an escape room experience using only typography, limited to two fonts.
Album Covers "Typography Experimentations"︱2023
A set of three themed album covers, front and back, designed only using typography glyphs.
Featuring: pirate, femme fatale, and early 20th century themed playlists.
interactive projects
"Bowernook" is an app prototype focused on autism accessibility. It aims to reduce overwhelm and cognitive load for autistic adults, and to provide a nostalgic escape from the chaos of reality. The design of this project was influenced and backed by academic research. Low contrast colours, adjustable saturation and contrast, and slow-moving assets reduce mental overload, which reduces overwhelm. Illustrations were inspired by hand-painted mid-century cartoon backgrounds.
An interactive infographic Figma prototype combined with my illustrations, inspired by 18th-century medical anatomy books. It features two types of timelines: 1) Static, showing the evolution of medical equipment such as the scalpel and the speculum, and 2) Scrolling, showing the development of medical procedures, such as cardiac, cerebral, ocular, and renal.