Creativity Days

Creativity Days

Creativity Days featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Dream Collection

Geziwo Park Series is a commercial illustration created for Geziwo Park. The long scroll artwork is divided into three parts. The first part, Night of Fantastic Animals, shows moonlight over a mysterious forest with many birds in flight. The second part, Dream, is filled with color and includes landmark buildings of Geziwo Park. The third part, Voyage, shows mermaid elves swimming in a blue ocean as a ship sails into the distance. The three parts can be used alone or together on postcards, posters and other items. The printed work measures 3.84 by 0.76 meters.

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Trip of Tea

Trip of Tea is a pair of illustrations created for a Chinese tea company. The two works are inspired by two historic tea transport routes, the Tea Road of Ten Thousand Miles and the Maritime Silk Road. A horse taken from the client logo appears as a messenger along each route. The form of each horse and the pattern on its saddle change to reflect the features of the destination city or region. Tea drinking scenes from different countries are included. The illustrations are hand drawn on a tablet and unfolded as a tiled reel that suits posters, postcards and other uses.

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Mukden Palace Experience

Unlike modern museums, which are typically built with innovative digital interactive experiences, those located within cultural landmarks and heritage sites often face a common challenge: the lack of digital experiences. By designing the Mixed Reality interface in the Apple VisionPro, The Palace Museum Interactive Experience, represents a pioneering approach by introducing new ways to display exhibits in heritage museums. This method not only balances preserving cultural artifacts with digital interaction but also sets a pioneering example for heritage museums worldwide.

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Nova Pilot

Nova Pilot HMI revolutionizes vehicle interaction, blending aesthetic allure with functional sophistication in steering wheel and dashboard displays. Launched in Milan, Italy, the project combines intuitive controls with personalized settings, emphasizing safety and user experience. Through advanced technology and creative design, it enhances the driving experience with a unique identity, offering quick access to essential features and ambient visuals for an enjoyable journey. A testament to innovative automotive design.

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Remaking Art

Remaking Art is a brand identity created for a culture communication company. The logo joins the initial letters R and A into a symmetrical mark, connected by lines that suggest a reflection in water. A horizontal line recalls a scale and is kept from the earlier logo to express fairness and integrity. The visual system uses lines to divide printed materials, packaging and interior displays, so the same look is held across different sizes and materials. The design conveys symmetry, integration and renewal.

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Monet

Monet is a VR color-blind diagnosis system that transforms how colorblind individuals perceive the world. It combines cutting-edge VR technology with an easy-to-use digital app, providing a holistic solution for color vision deficiency. With Monet, users can regularly assess their eye condition, encounter the full range of colors, and connect with a supportive community that promotes a sense of belonging. By addressing the needs of approximately 300 million colorblind individuals globally, Monet brings affordable, precise, and efficient color-blindness diagnosis to the forefront.

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