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DEFINING COLOR Design is the driving force in my life. Being a designer shapes and colors who I am today. I see this field is full of suf fering and struggle, but it becomes a huge pay of f when I find smiles from people through my work. Designers are challenged to respond any given visual problem, and they battle for the right answer until the very last second. This battle is important because I believe that great design should strike people’s heart. Real design should evoke all the senses of our body. In that sense, I see there is not much dif ference in art and design, both strive for becoming an inspiration and resolution to people. Design vivifies. Vivif y in this sense means to brighten, to sharpen and to enliven. It is the most important belief underlying my work. To judge whether a design is working, I try to see if the design has a personality—some unique quality that speaks to my soul. In this por tfolio, I selected some keywords that I learned to help bring my design to life. Each word also reflects the concept of each project I created in the past years. My goal is to become a power ful, insightful and thoughtful designer who can vivif y people’s lives. I design because of that one smile I get when the job is completed. To me, design is like the most addictive, “creative” legal drug I can never stop. I would like to thank everyone beforehand who had a chance to review this book. I was honored and pleased to have the opportunity to present my creation, and I really do hope you all enjoy it.

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Redesign an identity system for one of the Fortune 100 companies, and build a style manual guidebook and several promotional items.

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Short for “Video & Audio Communications” Viacom is an American media conglomerate with various worldwide interests in cable and satellite television networks (MT V networks, VH1 and BET ) and film production and distribution (Paramount Pictures and DreamWorks) . As an ardent viewer, their cutting-edge music clips and vivid footage have of ten been the inspiration of my work. However, there seems to be little recognition about Viacom itself although the company owns numbers of renowned channels. By approaching it from unrestrained views, the aim of the project was to redefine the Viacom brand by extracting the essence of a broadcast network, and market current and potential target audiences by conveying the idea of the company through power ful aesthetics. My goal was to advertise Viacom as one of the most influential and leading multi-media groups in the global network industry. Identity design requires all the asset available to a designer, such as printing, packaging, product and environmental design. All of these come together to establish an interactive system that communicates a philosophy of an organization or a company. Through this project, I have learned to develop and “orchesterate” a vision that maybe ef fective for the company’s future.

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Design or Redesign a BBQ sauce brand and a set of three or more items appealing to various target audience.

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How do I create a package design that has a strong shelf impact? How do I grab a consumer’s heart by its design? Howdy is an imaginary BBQ sauce brand I have invented for this project. When I received this assignment, I came across a cowgirl T-shirt’s graphic I have done for a previous freelance job few years ago. A glamourous, sexy bikini cowgirl illustration had a visible vintage personality that would per fectly fit to this project. The concept was built around its sensual quality of the illustration using this pin-up aesthetic, and I designed a series of stylized portraits of attractive cowgirls for each item, aiming to give depth to the product line. The goal was to design an enticing and appetizing BBQ brand that has a distinct presence in the grocery stores, and to generate a little interaction between consumers and products for spending a few more seconds to “meet” the sexy ladies I have invented. Through this project, I have learned the way to create an enchanting design that grabs attention in a limited time-frame.

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Select a typeface and create promotional items for a type foundry, including type specimen book, CD, and poster.

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Do you buy clothing and textile as much for fashion as for function? How much do you know about the life of your clothes af ter you throw them away? There is not much attention to environmental issues when consumers are obsessed with keeping up with their fashion trends. In this project, I researched the current dynamics of the Fast Fashion industry. Fast Fashion refers to large clothing retailers such as H&M, Forever 21, ZARA and so for th. These are places where they supply the most recent fashion with af fordable price points in swif t circulation. Featuring the Archer typeface from Hoefler & Frere-Jones type foundry, the task was to design an informative print piece that uncovers some truths about garment production by presenting various unknown facts and imagery. As for the execution, I used a compare-and-contrast method to interchangeably present positive and negative sides of fast fashion. Like a peel of f sticker, I placed some inserts in the page layouts that contain overlaying imagery and graphics which communicate the idea of changing clothes. My final goal was to raise consumer awareness about the fate of clothing through its life cycle. This awareness may help to promote sustainability within the fashion industry. Along with the research, I learned to experiment with dif ferent ways of using typefaces that may not have been originally fit for certain situations.

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T YPE SPECIMEN BOOK / T YPEFACE CD / PROMOTIONAL POSTER TONE

URBAN/ GL AMOUR / STARK / SWIF T / VIVID /QUALIT Y T YPEFACES

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Design a body-care product line for an apparel brand extension.

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EVER is an L A-based apparel company known for comfortable luxury travel collections. It was launched in 2003. Their quality fabrics and along with their components, sophisticated and stylized print graphics have high reputations among fashion conscious individuals and celebrities in New York, London, Tokyo and Los Angeles. This packaging project required the discovering of new potential for the brand and the conceptualization of a body-care line that maybe added to their future collection. The goal of the project is to create a comfortable and refreshing packaging design that reflects the philosophy of the brand, “embracing progress yet timelesness, to travel and return home.”

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the creative process, I have realized that revisiting their distinctive graphics and imageries seemed to have a stronger voice to retain the brand equity than creating a totally new one. I reinterpreted the artworks of Matt Maust and Felipe Dupouy, who are the key artists of the brand, and regenerated the design into the packaging system I built. Through this project, I have learned to create a design by absorbing and processing imagery that would become the core of the subject.

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SHAMPOO / CONDITIONER / HAIRST YLE WA X / TR AVEL KIT, ETC. TONE

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Create promotional brochure and items for a paper company using one of their paper selections.

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One word, one phrase, and one speech can make a dif ference—A great speaker, for example, Martin Luther King Jr., has a power ful voice and great language. His “I have a dream”speech in 1963 has enlightened thousands of people and has lead the improvement of the entire social structure of America. His oratory is considered one of the best public speeches in history. Good communicators have ways to control their language skills, and they can change one’s perception and attitude about certain subject matters. However, misuse of words whether written or spoken, can create an irreparable damage on a personal or massive scale. Roughly speaking, I believe recent social, political and cultural conflicts in our world are the result of miscommunication and inaccurate language usage. One negative remark has a power to change things adversely. I came across a print design discussing verbal communication by correlating between the power of voice and one of French Paper’s product lines “Muscle Tone.” Along with the paper promotion, this project aims to raise an awareness about the importance of thoughtful language usage, and promote learning proper communication skills that enrich people’s lives. Beyond improving my typographic skills, this project taught me to speculate and visualize abstract and complex subject matter into ef fective graphic design.

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Create an informative and inspirational poster based on personal values, experience and life.

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Every time we face problems, we always fight with great fear and uncertainty. It is struggle and pain. When you are blocked, how do you find a way out? From books, T V programs, songs, poems, billboard ads and so for th, I always find some phrases that resonate with my heart, and I of ten write them on memo pads and stick them on walls. There many beautiful and inspirational words that encourage people. This project is a personal print piece revisiting and remixing some of my early works. The aim of this project was simple, to enjoy. I have retraced a MacKeller, Smiths & Jordan’s combination ornament sample, using its visual elements, and composed an intricate and decorative frame based on a golden section grid to achieve harmonious aesthetics. The ornaments are very flexible graphic tools that designers can use as frames, wall papers, gif t wrappers, end sheets for the book, etc. The ornament design has always been my inspiration. I continually fascinated by looking at those details, These poster designs will be ongoing projects that serve as my ritual meditation.

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MASCULINE GLEAM TASK

Design a candle line and its packaging system as for a fashion brand promotion and extension.

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G-STAR is a Dutch-based fashion brand which creates stylish apparel founded in 1989. The brand specializes in making high quality denims, and it has become a major influence on the jeans industry since the debut of G-STAR RAW in 1996. Inspired by vintage military fashion with untiring experimentation and product development, its rough, rudimentary, and raw characteristics of clothing lines categorize G-STAR as a cutting-edge fashion brand. This case study required designers to develop a sub brand which focuses on furniture and household items. Producing a candle line as a starter, the task was to create a practical packaging design that captures the essence of G-STAR’s industrial brand images. Since candles in general tend to appeal to female audiences, the challenge was to reinterpret and transform feminine beauty items into masculine gadgets by staying away from just using them as simple and clean gif t wrappers. Inspired by the film “The Transformers,” I have built a sustainable package design that would ”transform”either a container or an interior object. Unlike designing packaging structures with green materials, my definition of ”sustainable”in this particular project is based on Kenmei Nagaoka’s “The Long Life Design” principle, in which he explains “keep using durable and high quality goods that you never have to throw away.” This project taught me how to construct ideas that answer to problems by approaching them from various angles.

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C ANDLE GIF T BOXES TONE

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Design a set of houseware packaging structures for an existing brand extension and promotion.

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OBEY, also known as Andre the Giant Has a Posse, is a street art campaign by Shepard Fairey that began in 1989 in Rhode Island. Fairey is a contemporary ar tist, illustrator, and graphic designer known for his Barack Obama “HOPE”poster during the 2008 U.S. presidential election. Having been influenced by his ar twork, I respect Fairey’s unique approach to convey his cultural, social and political insights through a method called“an experiment in phenomenology.” Along with his print projects, Fairey’s campaign has become more familiar as he launched OBEY Clothing in 2001, an urban and classic street style apparel brand aiming to communicate his ar t and philosophy towards a unique target audience. What if his experiments extend from fashion and print media to home appliances? What if we see his campaign in closer parameters, into daily items like chairs, tables, stereos, and other gadgets? This house hold packaging project aimed at finding a new possibility for representing Fairey’s vision by carefully applying his work into various platforms. My mission was to create a power ful and novel packaging system that supports the art campaign while maximizing the quality of Fairey’s masterpieces. Through this project, I have learned to stay true to the subject, and to elaborate and activate his voice through specific design choices. As I recalled Marshall McLuan’s quote “The medium is the message,” the project taught me we can use everything in our surroundings as mediums to form and send messages as long as they are honest and sincere to their subject matter.

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CHAIR / TABLE / L AMP / E ARPHONES / MP3 PL AYER TONE

PROPAGANDA / BOLD / PROGRESSIVE / URBAN / STREET T YPEFACES

SC ANNER

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Design a visual and power ful identity system that reflects and communicate the spirit of companies, groups and individuals. “Companies need an identity, and the logo is the logical vehicle. But today, corporations have logos just because other corporations have logos. They are terrified of appearing dif ferent. DESIGNERS HAVE TO BE THE BRAVE PIONEERS.”—ART CHANTRY

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I would like to express my deepest gratitude to all of my family, friends, faculty, and services for challenging and supporting me. FACULUT Y

Mary Scott / Roland Young / Tom McNulty / Michael Osbourne / Jeff Ho / Ariel Grey / Todd Hedgpeth / Laura Milton / Kelly Conley / Christine George / Melanie Halim / Sami Saaud / Max Spector / Scott Rankin / Rose M. Hodges / Mark Reynolds / Claude Dieterich / Renée D’Arcy / Amy Broadbent / Emily Citaro / Mitchel Gibson / Susan Belau / John Dobson / Claudia Middendorf / Scot Crisp PORTFOLIANS

Rollin Chan / Lauren Forbes / Juan Henriquez / Tuyen Ho / Ellen Kang / Teddy Kurniawan / Rose Ma / Jonathan Patterson / Keely Reyes / Benjamin Rocha / Victoria Rodrigues / Rogemil Velasco / Chih-Han Wu FAMILY + FRIENDS

Yoshihiro Taki / Erinda H. Taki / Hiroe Tariga / Aurea S. Halog / Tamiko Taki / Taroo Taki / Jose M. Halog / Jose S. Halog / Ron Tariga / Kiara Tariga / Nellie Tariga / Raul Tariga / Nancy Tariga / Joy Schulke / Diana Halog / Nana Suzuki / Yutaka Noya / Ken Mamuro / Hiroo Nabata / Yusuke Izumi / Masahiro Sasagawa / Megumi Hinoyama / Aiko Iijima / Chiharu Tanaka / Shawn Hsu / Beth Wong / Vincent Lo / Nick McGinnis / Akiko Terasawa / Risaki Koyama / Ingrid Njono / Lisa Crawford / James Sanders SERVICES

Chum’s Design & Print / Key Printing and Binding / California Office Service / Copymat / Office Depot / Staples / Blick Art Materials / EcoPrint

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