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A curated selection of projects that showcase the versatility of my creative practice—spanning disciplines, tools, and tones. These works reflect strengths in storytelling, experimentation, and visual systems, and demonstrate how design can shift across media, from print to motion to digital form.
Drawn from across categories, each piece is included here for its role in shaping my voice as a designer—and for how it connects process to purpose, material to message.
Kwaejina Ching Ching Nane
About the Project
This poster is part of an ongoing visual response to Feel the Rhythm of Korea, a music-driven campaign by the Korean Tourism Organization. Each piece in the series interprets the rhythm, emotion, and cultural texture of a featured track through expressive visual language.
Kwaejina Ching Ching Nane was inspired by the song of the same name by Big Naughty—a hip-hop remix of a traditional Korean chant. To reflect the track’s glitchy beats and swaggering tempo, I used original photographs I took in Korea as the visual base. These images were then manipulated in Photoshop—layered, warped, and color-distorted to evoke a beat-synced, neon-charged atmosphere: a hyped-up blur of Seoul at night.
The Korean title is hand-drawn calligraphy, shaped to mirror the looseness and cadence of the music. The English text uses Velvetyne typefaces—synthetic, sculptural, and slightly off-kilter—reflecting the tension between tradition and experimentation that drives both the track and the design.
2025