Yes, this was hand-drawn using vectors, which has a slightly different effect to the posters I did for Mom. Hers was posterized, then edited to highlight her more prominent facial features - both based on recent photographs I had of them, painstaking but worth it!
Showing posts with label posters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label posters. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Happy birthday friend!
Yes, this was hand-drawn using vectors, which has a slightly different effect to the posters I did for Mom. Hers was posterized, then edited to highlight her more prominent facial features - both based on recent photographs I had of them, painstaking but worth it!
Happy birthday Mom!
Also made a smaller one which she could put on her bedside table (now it's probably OK to remind her of her age):
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Klik.TV's Anime Me Poster
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Klik Call Poster
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Skin Beautiful
A new cosmetic product launch campaign for a school project (Photographs by Victoria Secret):
Skin of the Ocean moisturizer advertisement:

Package design #1 - After-sun care moisturizer:
2 Web Banners:

Package Design #2:
Website mock up for the company skinbeautiful:

No animal testing web banner:
Skin of the Ocean moisturizer advertisement:
Package design #1 - After-sun care moisturizer:
Package Design #2:
No animal testing web banner:
Labels:
advertisement,
cosmetics,
posters,
product launch,
product package,
school,
web banner,
website
Importance of Pre-School Education
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Health Hub - How our body works
Concept & execution work for a design company. The company needed some way to decorate the walls with educational posters as well as the cupboard doors.
The idea I developed was to fill a health education room in a primary school with fun, educational materials that was both eye catching and interesting. Interactivity was of key importance.
The posters mounted on the walls were supposed to be "teasers" so that students will be intrigued enough to find out more from the large placards (mounted on the cupboard doors) containing health articles, activities, etc. found on washable placards fostering interactivity and team work among students.
Posters:



Placard Sample - Back/Front:


Preview visual:
The idea I developed was to fill a health education room in a primary school with fun, educational materials that was both eye catching and interesting. Interactivity was of key importance.
The posters mounted on the walls were supposed to be "teasers" so that students will be intrigued enough to find out more from the large placards (mounted on the cupboard doors) containing health articles, activities, etc. found on washable placards fostering interactivity and team work among students.
Posters:
Placard Sample - Back/Front:
Preview visual:
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