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GRAPHIC DESIGN
TOOL REMIX
Editorial/Research
Self-initiated magazine about rediscoving possibilities of daily tools.
Making Numbers
Experimental/Typography/Exhibition/Editorial
Thesis Project at MICA. Numbers as subjects to explore ways of making.
BAM Next Wave
Identity/Editorial
Identity system designed for a contemporary art and performance festival in Brooklyn.
Aer MUSEUM
Identity/Logo
Identity system designed for a hypothetical museum of inflatable objects.
Tudi Temple
Research/Poster/Book/UI
An exploration of typography and visual elements to capture the essence of a Temple.
PiCNiC
Branding/Package Design
“From nature to natures”. Brand system designed for an organic juice brand.
ZUMA
Identity/Logo/Typography
Identity system designed for a local studio focusing on visual explorations and publishing.
MEASURING ROOMS
Infographic Poster
A visualization of my moving history.
In a Phantom Mood
Package Design/Papermaking
Vinyl cover designed to capture a sense of quietude and subtlety.
SHELF
UIUX
An online art book archive which brings similar experience of encountering books in bookstores.
OTHER PRACTICE
Share House & Basket
Wood Block Prints
Holiday
Intaglio Prints
Moveable Ceramics Series
Ceramics
Teapots Archive
Ceramics
Risograph Archive
Risograph Prints
(Coming soon...)
TOOL REMIX
Editorial/Research
TOOL REMIX is a self-initiated magazine which tends to explore
new possibilities of tools by offering new perspectives on creating, modifying, and reusing tools. The magazine encourages its
reader to question and to rethink about the fully optimized tools.
The special issue collects stories of individuals and communities who have embraced the ethos of repurposing. From internet artists who utilized glyphs to make up images in the early
computer age, to street drummers who collect buckets and
pans as their custom instruments, each feature story showcases a creative way of looking at our daily tools.
Cover & Binding
In the special issue about repurposing tools, I want to celebrate how the genius internet artists made full use of the limitation of technology in the earlier computer age and how they make up images by simply rearranging glyphs in text boxes.
Here, I repurposed the most basic elements on the keyboards, characters and glyphs, in three different ways: as components of bigger type, as illustration, and as texture to unify images.
Photo Assistance: Changyi