The primary mission of Vancouver Is Awesome is to spreading a positive message about the city of Vancouver for arts and culture. People who love to read Vancouver Is Awesome is because its localness and uniqueness. So this brochure will show the most local events in Vancouver that people won’t normally see on the newspapers. The main goal of this publication is to gain the popularity and increase the income to help secure the future of this local not-for-profit organization...
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2010The total impact of a message includes 38% vocal, for example volume, pitch, rhythm and 55% body movements , mostly facial expressions. The goal of this project is to raise the awareness for non-verbal communication. As a designer, “YOU” are your most important product. Being capable, clever and creative are not enough. Many designers do not notice that non-verbal communication is also one of the must-have skills. When you talk, you represent the brand of you. Your body language reveals a...
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2010The goal of this project is to deliver information efficiently and build a brand. BC Children’s Hospital website should do more than just provide information, it should offer more services. Therefore this project is focused on how to use simple navigation tools to provide educational services. It is not just a hospital website; it can also be a helpful health resource center.
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2010Applying typographic systems on web design and exploring different design requirements between print and digital platforms.
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2010The main concept of CAFAD’s new logo comes from a bird’s nest, which is a place to protect an animal’s eggs and is also a place to raise young. It reflects the value and ambition of CAFAD: aim to make every effort to improve advanced education in the Fine Arts. In other words, CAFAD is like a nest to help breed the hope and the dreams of students and artists in the future.
A stationery system design follows the patterns of the logo. Different business...
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2010"Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don't mind, it doesn't matter."—Mark Twain. From the 20-year-old Olsen sisters to 60-year-old film director Nora Ephron, five women tell us how they live in the present, in full, and in style.
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2009Typographic elements, such as cropping, grid systems and Villard's diagram are the main themes of this book. Applying different design formats to demonstrate typographic systems in order to allow viewers to easily understand the information.
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2008This image displays emotions from romantic love and ecstasy to hate and despair. The butterflies depict blooming love filled with joy and happiness, but the love changes; it becomes too strong and self-destructive. Love transforms, as if it has passed through a black hole. What was once love is now unbearable and filled with abuse and hate – and then finally, death. The eyes on the butterflies are witnesses to the emotional journey from love to destruction.