• Role → Publication, Book Design
  • Tool → Adobe Photoshop, Indesign
This book weaves together the threads of history, culture, and modern Japanese architecture to demonstrate how our relationship with space is deeply intertwined with the broader fabric of society. It invites readers to think critically about the spaces they inhabit and the impact that these environments have on their lives, ultimately inspiring a deeper appreciation for the power of design to shape the human experience.
The process of creating patterns ↘︎
The patterns utilized across the brand identity are generated using Processing and are based on the simple components of circles and crosses, allowing me to generate more than hundreds of unique patterns which mirrors the dynamic and ever-evolving nature of the fashion industry.
Posters ↘︎
I utilized my logo's two ascending and descending circles as the basis for my modular system
and implemented a similar structure in my poster design.
Booklet ↘︎
The booklet presents the museum's activities, past exhibition layouts, and spotlights my favored fashion designer, Wanbing Huang. Divider pages showcase the identity pattern, reinforcing the visual language.
Stationery ↘︎
The stationery collection blends the signature colors and typography, establishing a cohesive brand experience.
Collateral materials ↘︎
Collateral materials include a postcard, membership card, and ticket. The patterned postcard represents the museum's identity, while the image postcard promotes specific events and exhibitions.
Website ↘︎
On the home page, users can interact with the logo, introducing an engaging dimension to the brand experience.
Environment ↘︎
A digital billboard updates the display pattern daily.