FROM IN-DEPTH CASE STUDIES TO FOCUSED BRAND WORK – PROJECTS SHAPED BY CLARITY, CRAFT, AND INTENTION.

Form & Function

Stacked grey folded towels on a wooden shelf with a woven basket in the background.

A fitness brand identity built around strength, balance, and purposeful movement.

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A round marble table set for a podcast interview with two microphones and two headphones. A closed red notebook with a pen is on the table. Behind the table, a flower arrangement with dark flowers and red branches is placed in a glass vase. The background features a black wall with a neon sign saying "Confessions of a Makeup Artist." To the right, a bookshelf holds books related to makeup and face paint, and there is a shelf with vases and decor items.

Confessions of a makeup artist

A bold podcast identity for two professional makeup artists sharing stories, insights, and industry experience.

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Sage Pharmacy & Medical Centre

A business card for Sage Pharmacy & Medical Centre features a green leafy background, with contact information and the name Alvin Kim.

A warm, approachable brand identity centred on trust, clarity, and personalized care.

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Case studies

A digital collage featuring a bottle of tequila, a modern architectural building, a fantasy character with blue hair and horns, and a scenic monument with domes and stairs, all framed by colorful neon outlines on a dark background.

‍ ‍Visual College of Art & Design

A yellow poster in a subway station with a stylized illustration of a woman in profile wearing a headscarf, surrounded by numerous small eye icons. The poster advertises a theatrical performance titled "Sense & Sensibility" at the Arts Club Theatre, running from May 1 to 31, and includes the phrase "Now on Stage." The subway platform has a red train on either side and a high ceiling with fluorescent lights.

Sense & Sensibility

Group of women smiling and posing together in a warehouse or industrial setting. Some sit on chairs, others stand, with images of mountains and bears on a poster and a sign that reads '$ CASH' in the background.

Mitch’s catch