UNIQLO Billboards
UNIQLO is a Japanese clothing brand that had opened its flagship store in New York in 2007. Their motto, “Clothing says a lot, but you can say it better,” is what truly inspired this specific look. The separate “layers” are a representation of personal style and the ability to control and convey a message through your clothing, which is what UNIQLO truly believes in.
New Hope at the Hills
A rebranding project I did for my church. The logo represents three things important to the church: the cross, the icthus (greek for fish; represents Jesus), and the sun (represents the “new hope” aspect present in our church).
Musicians on Fire
A rebranding project for a musical collective group from the Philippines. Their goal is to reach out to Christians and non-Christians and to bring them together to showcase their God-given talents in music.
To initiate the extension of the US/Los Angeles group, I was asked to recreate a modern and universal logo.
UNSHAKABLE identity
The third Winter Camp branding identity created for SURGE. I went for a continuous line look-something that would show connection and continuity.
seeds Design Group
VERSUS
VERSUS was a collaborative effort with drawings by Greig Williams and Photoshop work from myself. For me it was a chance to get back into Photoshop and using it as a blank canvas. I would use his drawings and create something new and different with them.
HOPE
My final project for my digital photography class was simple: HOPE. In lieu of the messages of Hope in politics today, I decided to go into a more abstract direction. My focus on this assignment was finding and/or placing hope in the things unseen.
Color Fields
People are so used to viewing photographs in focus, however I was challenged to do the opposite for this assignment. I had to find different areas of color while the camera had to remain out of focus.
GO!GO!MOTION
?GO!GO!MOTION! was a fictional kids TV sports show and I was asked to create a title sequence. I went into a more typographical experience for the viewer in a sense to give motivation as phrases are repeated throughout the title sequence.
Music by Shinichi Osawa – Push
WHERE IS YOUR FIRE? Concert
SURGE’s first Concert. From Identity to motion graphics to slides and even the set design, I brought it upon myself to be the creative director and graphic designer for this project. The color scheme is very bold and bright, something that’s becoming a recent trend with the whole retro 80’s disco vibe coming back into fashion.
The welcome video played 5 minutes before the main intro was played. It was a call to enter the main concert hall.
The main intro for the concert.
Transition video played halfway through the concert.