Visual Design Archive.🐇
Orbitron Type Specimen-Graphic Design
Everything and Nothing At All by Jenny Heijun Wills-Book Cover Design
Doctor Without Borders Campaign-Track Every Pound, Witness Every Impact
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) provides critical medical support in war zones and disaster areas. The campaign, "Track every pound, witness every impact," shows how every donation makes a difference. Using the symbol of a coin and a finger, each campaign element highlights MSF's transparency in fund usage. Through engaging animations, real-life impact stories, and easy donation options, we connect British adults with the powerful impact they can make—one pound at a time.
This campaign include: billbord Video, Poster and Webpages.
Billboard Video
Campaign Poster Webpages
Alzheimer’s Society-Campaign Poster Design
This Alzheimer-themed poster was designed for the Alzheimer's Society Organisation to inspire public engagement in supporting individuals with dementia. It calls on viewers to access available treatments and resources in this organisation, fostering a proactive response.
The design concept features an hourglass and a brain as symbols to express the idea that "memories fade with time, but love endures." The hourglass symbolises the passage of time, while the brain signifies memory. I've illustrated the challenges faced by Alzheimer's patients using the symbols of time and memory, depicting how memories fade as time passes—creating a unique image where the brain gradually turns into sand grains, dissipating with time in the hourglass. Furthermore, the headline's message encourages the public to show more patience and love towards those with Alzheimer's, bringing hope and positive change to their lives through care and support.
Endangered Echoes-Interactive Arts
This digital artwork, titled "Endangered Echoes," was created by Carol Bai in 2024. It addresses a critical issue highlighted in SDG 15 - Life on Land: the extinction of endangered animals. The piece underscores human activities and behaviours as the predominant factors driving wildlife extinction. Utilising advanced technological tools, Touch Designer, and the Leap Motion hand-tracking sensor, the artwork showcases the interactions between humans and animals. The installation aims to prompt audiences to reflect on their behaviour and heighten awareness of the challenges wildlife encounters.
As participants navigate through this evocative space, their hand movements become metaphors for the ease with which human interactions can alter the fate of these vulnerable creatures.
Touchdesigner Final Work
Instruction Promotion