MIM (Monster Inside Me) is a mobile application that touches a different side of a social network. The objective of this design is to provide a platform to build a community celebrating the idea of being "weird". Users can post their quirks or interests that they may think ot be odd, and through the application, they can find people who are alike. This application can also be a potentially supportive tool for people to encourage each other that being "weird" isn't so bad after all.
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This project was a collaboration between the Community Projects course and the David Suzuki Foundation to create videos for raising awareness on preserving the wetlands of Vancouver.
Natural Capitol emphasizes on the value of nature and the service it provides that we quite often take for granted. The videos takes us through the eyes of people that interacts with the wetland closely and puts us into a completely different perspective, appreciating what we never would have before...
Vanity was a collaboration between Emily Carr University and Cadillac Fairview with the aim to create an installation which will be exhibited within Pacific Centre mall located in the core of Downtown Vancouver of Spring/Summer 2012.
Taking the whimsical aspects of Alice in Wonderand, the goal of the project is to create an unique shopping experience for the customers of Pacific Centre, increasing the footprints within the mall, while still holding true to the Cadillac...
