Protected: For the Love of Buttons – Process

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Illustration – Reflection

Personal lessons I learned: Ugliness can be effective if it’s accurately expressive Sometimes the simplest solution is the most direct one. (But subtlety is still beautiful; I’m still trying to get it right because it’s quite tricky) Even pink can be creepy if you curate it right. Curved upper lips make for a creepy character. […]

Illustration – Process

I started with an idea about an event of bus-hopping. And then it turned into an event of a bus tour of horror places in Singapore. And then it turned into an event welcoming you to hell, Asian horror style. Finally, I decided to turn it on its head into a happy-go-lucky ‘Welcome to Hell […]

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Applied Illustration, Finals

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Editorial Illustration, Final

Below is my final editorial illustration, finally using split complementary colour scheme: Mockups: Photo Mockup:

Editorial Illustration, Pt. IV

After settling the concept of robots searching for hearts in a maze and sketching it out, I found that it is very hard to do a satisfying isometric maze by hand. So I moved it over to Adobe Illustrator. At this point, Lisa also suggested that the heart does not need to be smack in […]

Editorial Illustration, Part IV (Thumbnails and Concept)

I had a few ideas at this point (See the concept for each on each as a caption when you hover over the thumbnail). Ultimately, as the concepts got too broad, Prof and I decided that we should narrow down to a more focused concept.

Editorial Illustration, Part III (Moodboard)

This is a rough mood board that I came up with for the first concept.

Editorial Illustration, Part II (User Persona)

In this post, I will talk about the user overview and personas for Varoom magazine.