Portfolio by kongnici

REASONS I ENJOY DESIGN • • • •

e xperiencing the development process of a design from zero to one the excitement of discovering a new approach to the same design being able to be surrounded by creative ideas and imaginative people influencing people positively and unnoticeably through my design

DEFINITION OF MY DESIGN • • •

expressing boldness and fun through a design in a calm way intended to be different from the trend, generating ideas from it digested through my perspective to create something interesting and unique following rules without being restricted

GRAPHIC DESIGN

PERSONAL IDENTITY A personal identity designed for myself

BROCHURE A real estate brochure showcasing Sixth + Steel

BROCHURE REDESIGN Redesign Live Green Toronto’s info brochure

BROCHURE REDESIGN

A marketing brochure redesign for BEYOND the CODE

INFOGRAOHIC A poster illustrated infomation about Olympic Fencing

LSU AGENDA COVER Cover designed for LSU Agenda

MAP & GUDE BOOK A traveller’s guide to Stanley Park

STUPID RIGHT? A campaign to bring up the public awareness toward invalid 9-1-1 call

THERB

RANDING + PACKAGING Logo and packaging design for a Thai herb store

FONTY PYTHON

A typographic website showcasing web fonts

MAGAZINE HOMEPAGE

Redesign website for Taste of Italia on phone and desktop

A personal identity designed for myself

Personal identity is the visual identity that represents the person it is designed for.

The serif “Z” and “C” come from my name, which show my passion in print and graphic. My favourite color yellow indicates the fun, bold and experimenting in my work.

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Application: business card

A real estate brochure showcasing Sixth + Steel

Sixth+Steel, Architectural Statement Townhouses in Fairview at W 6th & Willow, Vancouver.

6th+Steel is a sophisticated, modern and elegant architectural project. The design of this brochure emphasizes the modern and architectural senses through the use of large images, geometric shapes, and cold colors. Typefaces, Helvetica Neue and Garamond, are used for their good legibility and readability as well as the contrast between them to create hierarchies among the different content.

MOVE-IN READY

Contacts W 6th Ave & Willow St Vancouver, BC Open 12 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 5PM Daily, except Friday or by appointment 604-336- 2800 info@sixthandsteel.com Starting from $899,900 Price inclusive of GST, two underground parking stalls and a storage locker.

Homes > Open-plan kitchen-living-dining, featuring natural cross ventilation, over-height ceilings, and-in select homes-full-height glass guardrails > Operable glass skylights, providing access to roof terraces with aluminum planter boxes, a hose bib, and aluminum capped glass railings in South homes > Design, innovation, and impeccable quality have always been at the heart of Armony Cucine of Italy. > Full-faced outer drawer and double inner drawer system for a contemporary, seamless design > neutral tones and high-quality materials creates spaces that are contemporary and warm > Maximize courtyard views and minimize sightlines into homes

Safety > Individually encoded keyless access system (FOB) > Aiphone intercoms for doors facing Sixth Avenue on second and third floors

> In-suite security system, a touchpad panel, wired contacts for entry doors, wireless window contacts, a motion sensor, etc

> In-suite smoke /carbon monoxide detectors, and sprinkler system with concealed pendent sprinkler heads > 24 hour camera surveillance throughout common areas

> Additional aluminum closure plate, fastened to the concrete, at Willow entry for increased security > 2-5-10-year Travelers Home Warranty

A info brochure introducing Live Green Toronto’s “Get Growing Toronto” Program

“Get Growning Toronto” helps urbaners to plant their own food at home

The objective of the design was to create a entertaining reading experience through the set up of interations. Whiles making the information as clear as possible, the format of the brochure utilizes the idea of Pop Up books, which not only makes it fun to read but helps the demonstration of hierarchy in contexts.

A marketing brochure redesign for a past Toronto Tech conference BEYOND the CODE

Using typographic treatment and the glitch element to emphasize the feeling of technology

The objective was to redesign the brochure that not only can communicate what the brochure is about through the readible information that is provided by texts and images, but also through the aesthetic, the visual elements, that can be delivered immediately when the viewer open the brochure.

BEYOND the CODE

CODE OF CONDUCT In order to create this kind of safe, positive, and inclusive environment, we ask that all conference attendees follow the conduct guidelines outlined below.

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Beyond the Code strives to be accessible to all participants regardless of gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, ethnicity, and religious belief. If at any point during the conference you feel your accessibility needs are not being met, please get in touch with a volunteer.

We will not tolerate: >

Discriminatory images

Intimidation, stalking, and harassment of any kind

September 22, 2016

Abusive photography or recording

Passionate about technology snd diversity

Interested in making new connections and learning to navigate challenges and opportunities in the workplace

Willing to share the experiences and knowledge that have led to your successes and failures

just getting stated and looking to build a network

Wanting to further develop your craft

Any sustained disruption of events, inappropriate physical contact, unwelcome sexual attention, threats, and discriminatory jokes are not acceptable behaviour.

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Everyone is held accountable to the code of conduct. This includes: >

Attendees

Sponsors

Exhibitors, speakers and panelists

Volunteers and Staff

If any of these terms are violated, the participant will be asked to stop and must comply immediately. If an individual does don’t comply, organizers will take action as deemed appropriate, including expulsion from the conference without refund.

In a nutshell: be respectful, inclusive, and aware of your words and reactions. Be vigilant about how what you say might affect others, and work hard not to make anyone feel uncomfortable. >

Meet peers and mentors with diverse backgrounds and experiences

Build relationships that can support you throughout your career

Learn new skills and leave with detailed takeaways

Hear from industry leaders who have made a positive change in their communities

Over the past 3 years, we’ve heard from 70 different technologists and connected with over 700 people. When you bring people from different backgrounds, experiences and perspectives together, you get diversity of thought, which leads to better products and greater creativity, Our event series creates opportunities to increase the diversity of throught in the tech industry through events focused on personal, professional and technical growth for all.

LOCATION 99 Sudbury St,

Problems or concerns

Toronto, ON M6J 3S7

If you believe that anyone is in physical danger, please notify local law enforcement immediately.

99 Sudbury is a unique space located in the middle of West Queen West, Liberty Village and Parkdale.

Our intention is to make people aware of the community expectations regarding how we conduct ourselves. If this guideline is not enough please contact anna@shopify.com (613-302-9436)

Reporting Guide If you believe that someone is violating the code of conduct

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Beyond the Code is right for you if you’re passionate about tech, sharing ideas, and creating an inclusive community. You’ll receive a ticket to all Beyond the Code events on September 22, 2016 along with a Shopify conference guide. Shopify conference guides will help make introductions to other attendees, recommended talks and provided a friendly face in the crowd.

Strong interest in technology and diversity

Education/experience in a related area

We’ll review applications by September 12, 2016 and email all recipients on September 15, 2016.

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A poster illustrated infomation about Olympic Fencing

This poster introduces the equipment used in Olympic fencing, four important stages in the history, countries rank, two top fencers in the history and women statue presentation in numbers.

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Foil Foil The design for this infographic is based on the contrasts between black and white and the use of space to organize the information making it legible and easy to retrieve. The use of colour recreates the elegant feeling of fencing.

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Cover designed for LSU Agenda

2015 / 2016 Langara Studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Union Association Agenda / Day Planner is an annual publication is distributed for free to its members every semester.

The rocket and superhero illustrations imply the sense of going towards goals since the purpose of a day planner is also to set daily tasks done by a date. The fresh and energetic feel from the illustrations is designed to represent the young energy of the students. The yellow circles and clouds and blue circles with stars represents day and night relating to the objective of the daily planner. The Langara orange background stands for all the activities taking place at Langara.

A travellerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s guide to Stanley Park

A book of map and a book of guide combine together using creative binding to simplify the user experience of using map and guide.

The idea for this guide is to combine a map and a guide into one by designing a booklet. Based on my experience using one of the actual Stanley Park maps and guides, I aimed to solve the problem of the size and functionality by designing a guide that can be used comfortably, in which maps are on the left and the corresponding information on the right. This way, looking up the map and reading the guide becomes easy and handy. The two colors scheme helps to differentiate the map sections.

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Stanley Park is one of the great urban parks of the world, with 400 hectares of West Coast rainforest, manicured lawns, lush gardens, sports fields, quiet trails, Seawall, stunning views, beautiful beaches and a host of cultural attractions. Take an hour, a day, or a lifetime to explore this national historic site and world-renowned green oasis in the heart of Vancouver.

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Book A is the map of Stanley Park and Book B is the guide according to each map on book A.

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Brockton Point Lighthouse

Nine O’Clock Gun

The 9 O’Clock Gun is a 12-pound muzzleloaded naval cannon that is shot every night at 9 p.m.

At the very tip of Brockton Point is the lighthouse, which is easily accessed by continuing along the seawall. Built in 1914, this is the second lighthouse on this site. The first, consisting of lanterns atop a mast, was erected in 1890. The current lighthouse is now automated but for many years a lighthouse keeper lived on site in the keeper’s cottage which used to sit on the grassy mound behind the lighthouse but is now sadly gone.

On October 15, 1898 the gun was fired for the first time in Stanley Park at noon. The Brockton Point lighthouse keeper, William D. Jones, originally detonated a stick of dynamite over the water until the cannon was installed. The cannon is now activated automatically with an electronic trigger which was installed by the Parks Board electrical department. It is still loaded daily with a black powder charge. The fluorescent lights illuminating the gun from overhead go out exactly ten seconds before it fires, and turn back on a few seconds afterward.

Brockton Point is a place full of history and worth researching at length as it tells of a time when the area was in many ways used very differently down through the years.

Walk along the shoreline pathway under the arches supporting the lighthouse tower, managed by the Park Board since 2006.

Brockton Point Interpretive Centre & Gift Shop Port of Vancouver Viewpoint

Harry Jerome Statue

Brockton Oval

Brockton Cricket Pavilion

Totem Poles, Shore to Shore Monument

The nine totem poles are BC’s most visited tourist attraction. The collection started at Lumberman’s Arch in the 1920s, when the Park Board bought four totems from Vancouver Island’s Alert Bay. More purchased totems came from Haida Gwaii (Queen Charlotte Islands) and the BC central coast Rivers Inlet, to celebrate the 1936 Golden Jubilee. In the mid 1960s, the totem poles were moved to the attractive and accessible Brockton Point. The Skedans Mortuary Pole is a replica as the original was returned home to Haida Gwaii. In the late 1980s, the remaining totem poles were sent to various museums for preservation and the Park Board commissioned and loaned replacement totems. The ninth and most recent totem pole, carved by Robert Yelton of the Squamish Nation, was added to Brockton Point in 2009, September.

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Coast Salish Welcome Gateways Three beautifully carved, red cedar portals welcome visitors to the Brockton Point Visitor Centre and to the traditional lands of the Coast Salish people. Their form represents the traditional slant-roof style of Coast Salish architecture. The gateways show the history and thriving modern culture of Coast Salish people. Constructed over three years and installed in 2008, the gateways were created by Coast Salish artist Susan Point, in collaboration with Coast Salish Arts; Vancouver Storyscapes (a City of Vancouver Social Planning project to encourage aboriginal people to share their stories through a variety of media); the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Watuth First Nations; and the Vancouver Park Board.

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Girl in a Wetsuit Statue

getting here driving From Vancouver, take Georgia Street or Beach Avenue and follow the signs. From the North

? For more dtails, go to vancouver.ca, phone 3-1-1, or visit the Information Booth at 715 Stanley Park Drive, 604.681.6728. You can also visit the Vancouver Park Board administration office at 2099 Beach Avenue, MonFri, 8:30 am to 5 pm.

seasonal events Stanley Park hosts numerous special events, charity runs, walks and celebrations, as well as outdoor concerts and movies, musical theatre, dance lessons, fitness classes and sport tournaments.

spring

Ride the Easter Train, visit the Easter Bunny and go on an egg hunt; also games, crafts and face painting. The train is covered on rainy days.

Shore, tkae Lions Gate Bridge (Hwy 99) and exit at Park Drive. Park Drive is one-way.

pay parking Pay Parking is in effect in most areas of sthe park. Buy tickets at pay stations for hourly or all-day parking. For the totem poles areas, Fish House, Tea House, Prospect Point and Brockton Point, parking is by-the-hour only (no day rates are available).

transit Public transit services Stanley Park from points throughout the Lower Mainland. Several routes serve the perimeter of the park and the No. 19 stops near the Rose Garden and Malkin Bowl area. More information, visit: translink.ca

tour buses Several tour bus companies include full-service and hop-on/hop-off tours of the park as part of their city tours.

! Lock your vehicle, and don’t leave valuables inside. Make a note where you’ve parked your car. Need assistance? Want to report something? Call 3-1-1 to reach park rangers. Watch for fire safety information during hot, dry summers.

walking The park is within easy walking distance from downtown, the West End or False Creek. The Seawall is a popular walking route.

getting around walk, bike or The best way to see the park is up-close and on your own schedule. The Seawall runs blade counter-clockwise around the perimeter of the park and several roads, trails and paths

connect the many points of interest. Bike and rollerblade rentals are just outside the park on Denman near Georgia Steet, and on Davie Street.

summer Celebrate summer with a variety of fun events and celebrations in the park. Join locals for our popular open-air cinema Tuesday evenings at Ceperley Meadows (Second Beach).

First aid is available at seasonal lifeguard station at beaches and pools. For emergencies call 911.

winter During the holidays, the Bright Nights Christmas Train and Stanley Park Train Plaza sparkle with three million twinking lights. Proceeds benefit the fire fighters’ Burn Fund, Daytime and evening train rides. For details on all seasonal events, visit vancouver.ca/stanley-park-events.

Buy tickets near the Information Booth by the Georgia Street entrance. Operating March 15 to October 31 daily, rain or shine.

transit Many facilities and attractions, including the Stanley Park Horse-Drawn Tours, Seawall, Beaver

autumn For a creepy fail evening of fun, take the covered Stanley

Park Ghost Train through a magical. Halloween-themed world. Festivities include a spooky barn, punpkin patch, dress-up, pumpkin carving and lantern-lit nature walk.

pay parking Stanley Park Horse-Drawn Tours offers one-hour narrated tours of the park’s eastern side.

Smoking is not permitted at Vancouver’s parks, beaches and golf courses.

Lake and Ravine Trails are wheelchair accessible. The Stanley Park Trail has a wheelchair accessible car.

tour buses The Vancouver Trolley Co. offers a narrated hop-on/hop-off tour to 15 stops around the park, June 21 to Sept 1.

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A campaign to bring up the public awareness toward invalid 9-1-1 call

Group project with Aline Rocha / Chayann Aravena

9-1-1 is for emergencies where health, safety or property is in immediate jeopardy, or there is a crime in progress. If you need police assistance that is not of an emergency nature (e.g. your situation is a valid police matter but does not require immediate attention), please use your local ten digit non-emergency numbers.

Everyday thousands of non-emergency calls are made to 9-1-1 dispatchers. Those calls defeat the purpose of 9-1-1 service, which is immediate response to emergency situations. The objective of this campaign is to educate people about what is a qualified emergency and to bring awareness about the nonemergency services.Â

Local Advertisement : posters located in bus stops and skytrain stations

Local Advertisement : banners located in public transit such as bus and skytrain

Logo and packaging design for a Thai herb store

A Thai herb store located in downtown Vancouver looking to provide products for a market that likes natural products and clean and simple design.

The name “Therb” combines the words “Thai” and “herb” to communicate the origin of the product and make it easy to remember. The design of the logotype visually translates the name by using a bay. Green is the national color of Thailand to reinforce the concept and bring the natural feeling. Typeface Risaltyp appeals to the clean and simple design street culture in downtown Vancouver.

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The design of the packaging is a continuation of the clean design of the brand to keep it cohesive. The colour palette emphasizes the freshness and natural flavours of the products.

A typographic website showcasing web fonts

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The design of this website is to showcase web based type fonts. Each panel particularly designed for one to three different fonts from Google Font. Experimenting with different layouts and color schemes, so there will be a visual rhythm when audiences browse the page.

Redesign website for Taste of Italia on phone and desktop

The objective of the design was to bring the magazine a refreshing look by adapting the elements of Googleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Material Design, such as the framing and the use of bold color boxes, while adding big images corresponding the magazine to give a sense of solid and sophisticated to the visual.

Taste of Italia is a Toronto food magazine

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Good Tastes

The sparkling Island of Ischia is an enchanting escape that lets you indulge in the sweetness of doing nothing.

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Q&A with Mary Ann Esposito

The sparkling Island of Ischia is an enchanting escape that lets you indulge in the sweetness of doing nothing.

Stories

Southern Style

Lastest Issue Editor’s Notes Southern Style From Amalfi to Puglia, a warm mediterranean climate in Italy’s lower half nurtures ingredients that star in some of spring’s favourite dishes.

Q&A with Mary Ann Esposito

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From Amalfi to Puglia, a warm mediterranean climate in Italy’s lower half nurtures ingredients that star in some of spring’s favourite dishes.

Green Is Good The sparkling Island of Ischia is an enchanting escape that lets you indulge in the sweetness of doing nothing.

Travel

Simply Magical: The Island of Ischia

The sparkling Island of Ischia is an enchanting escape that lets you indulge in the sweetness of doing nothing. Dessert

Lemon Treats

A fresh squeeze from this bright citus fruit perks up your sweet treats.

Saturday Night Special Lemon Treats A fresh squeeze from this bright citus fruit perks up your sweet treats.

Simply Magical: The Island of Ischia The sparkling Island of Ischia is an enchanting escape that lets you indulge in the sweetness of doing nothing.

The Road To Sicily

Travel

The Road To Sicily

Rich in history, culture and cuisine, this island off the coast of Italy is home to a diverse landscape, ancient treasures, and Mt. Etna, the largest active volcano in Eurpoe.

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Cooking on the Amalfi Coast Meet the charming Antonio Pisani, the chef who delights guests at the popular Lido Azzurro Ristorante.

The Wines of Puglia

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The Wines of Puglia Primitivo and negroamaro take center stage in Puglia, a land of old vines and great buys in the heel of Italy’s boot.

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Food of Artusi

The sparkling Island of Ischia is an enchanting escape that lets you indulge in the sweetness of doing nothing. Stories

Back to the Kitchen Meet the charming Antonio Pisani, the chef who delights guests at the popular Lido Azzurro Ristorante.

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Rich in history, culture and cuisine, this island off the coast of Italy is home to a diverse landscape, ancient treasures, and Mt. Etna, the largest active volcano in Eurpoe.

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Divine Desserts

The sparkling Island of Ischia is an enchanting escape that lets you indulge in the sweetness of doing nothing.

NE W SL E T T ER

Primitivo and negroamaro take center stage in Puglia, a land of old vines and great buys in the heel of Italy’s boot.

Cooking on the Amalfi Coast Meet the charming Antonio Pisani, the chef who delights guests at the popular Lido Azzurro Ristorante.

The Last Word

3D OBJECT DESIGN

A bird house for house sparrow

A paper wreath created for Christmas

End wall for Design Formation 2016 Grad Show Exhibit

Exhibit piece informing the multiculturalism in Vancouver

A dress reinterpretation in paper

A bird house for a sparrow

The size of the House Sparrow birdhouse is 4 inches in width x 4 inches in length x 9-12 inches in height and entrance hole should be 1 3/16 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 2 inches in diameter.

The bird house is designed to be fun and ironic by using and upside-down house shape, positioning the door at the roof. Adding a big based was needed to stabilize the structure, which can also be used to hang the bird house on a tree. Since the bird house should be functional in an outdoor environment, the angle-top structure prevents rain from getting into the inner space.

A paper wreath created for Christmas

With the motif “Kinship”, a scene of gathering in Christmas is created on the wreath.

The design of the wreath connects to the motif—”kinship” with a tale-like home scene in Christmas. By overlapping different layers of representations of objects in a stage, the overlays of winter snow and the warmth of Christmas family gathering can be shown through the wreath.

End wall for Design Formation 2016 Grad Show Exhibit

The theme for the grad show was Framework, which presents what is behind the design. The design of the wall is based on the contrast between the structure and finished areas to represent the process behind the final design that the public does not see but is essential. The wall had to be cohesive with the entrance archway and continue the design of the exhibit.

End piece of the exhibit.

Isometric view with skin

Isometric view without skin

Exhibit piece informing the multiculturalism in Vancouver

Group project with Mia Feng / Jessica Limoanco

To highlight Vancouver’s beauty with the theme “Kaleidoscope” by integrating sponsor-Interstyle’s glass tiles to create an inspiring, innovative and beautiful exhibition while applying the techniques learned in Design Formation.

Kaleidoscope structure inside the exhibit piece

This exhibit is to form a user friendly, fun, and informative exhibition by creating a spacious layout with a good flow so that each side of the exhibit piece can be visible from every side to suit a variety of people. When looking into the kaleidoscope the picture is distorted and can have many implications. Just like how Vancouver has its wonders and has an untouhed innocence of nature uncovering every bit of surprise it has to offer.

Looking into the kaleidoscope

A dress reinterpretation in paper

One shouldered punk reminiscent little black dressÂ shown on the 2004 Paris Fashion Week.

This is a reinterpretation of the Saint Laurent one shoulder punk reminiscent little black dress shown on the 2004 Paris Fashion Week. The dress is a combination of craziness and elegance with the puffy shoulder that makes the dress stunning. Layered tissue paper is used to mimic the puffiness on the one shoulder. The body is made by gluing two pieces together to give the illusion of one.

One shouldered punk reminiscent little black dressÂ shown on the 2004 Paris Fashion Week