Design Work

The Neeson Cripps Academy (NCA), founded in 2017, provides underprivileged Cambodian children with quality education near the Steung Meanchey dump. The academy emphasizes excellence, innovation, and inclusivity, using modern facilities and STEM focus to empower students. Its branding aims for a child-friendly aesthetic reflecting its mission.

The project revolves around creating graphic design assets for the New Cambodian Artists, aimed at promoting their shows. It features vibrant print designs, including A4 tri-folds and A3 performance posters, that encapsulate the cultural richness, innovation, and energy of the artists’ performances between 2016 and 2017.

4C Asia Pacific is a professional services firm specializing in HR/OD consulting, executive coaching, and capability development across Cambodia, Australia, and the Asia Pacific region. Their modern logo features a sideways number 4 and a letter C, symbolizing professionalism, trust, growth, and collaboration within a cross-cultural context.

The TUK: The Unknown Knowns Exhibition, launched during Stanley Park’s 125th anniversary in 2013, transforms the former polar bear pit into a contemporary sculpture venue. Artists Marina Glynn and Ian Rhodes reinterpret the space, promoting public engagement and cultural reflection while shifting its identity from confinement to a site for curiosity and creativity.

The 2011 Vancouver Queer Arts Festival promotional poster utilized contemporary art to celebrate queer identity. Inspired by playing cards, it featured reimagined figures to challenge traditional roles. Bold designs, symmetrical layouts, and vibrant colors symbolized fluidity and intersectionality, serving as both artwork and event advertisement for the festival.

NicRo Designs offers a collection of whimsical graphic design assets, including art prints and greeting cards. This body of work combines playful illustrations and a gentle sentiment, aiming to evoke feelings of warmth and joy. The collection, created in 2010, captures a lighthearted and imaginative essence.

A&B Butchers’ Christmas card design focuses on creating a high-quality, friendly image that reflects community spirit, while also adding a playful twist. The project was developed between 2009 and 2010, emphasizing the butcher’s commitment to approachable and engaging branding during the holiday season.