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The Serpent of Dreams is a visual branding project inspired by the Year of the Snake, symbolizing transformation and wisdom. It blends traditional motifs with modern design through serpentine forms, detailed patterns, and a rich color palette. The project stands out for its geometric balance, innovative textures, and cultural resonance, creating a harmonious blend of heritage and contemporary aesthetics that is both visually striking and universally relatable.
Yin Yi Hu is a brand identity and packaging design created for a contemporary gin. The design translates the folk art of Yichuan paper cutting into a geometric visual system applied to the logo, the label and the packaging. The motifs are built on a parametric grid and align into a complete symbol when the bottle is held upright. The bottle holds 500 ml and is made of high clarity flint glass. Labels are printed by offset with matte lamination and selective varnish. The intent is to connect the cultural heritage of the Yellow River with modern design.
Waaron Kuu's is a restaurant that represents the six major ethnic cultures of Malaysia. To highlight the overall beauty of the brand, The team used deep purple to emphasize each cultural character and added traditional games and instruments. They also used various local elements to decorate the illustrations, placed in different corners of the restaurant and on bowls and packaging. The design not only presents the six major ethnic cultures of Malaysia but also creates a unique brand image for the restaurant.
Menogga is a branding design based on the culture of the Zhuang minority in China. Zhuang tradition holds a legend that people are born from flowers, and the goddess Menogga is still honoured today. The brand identity expresses the female spirit, kindness and tolerance found in this legend. Traditional Zhuang fabric images were scanned and redrawn with digital design software to form a modern visual system. The identity is applied to clothing, packaging and umbrellas, using hot stamping, embroidery and flocking. The aim is to share Guangxi culture with a wider audience.
Yau Sik San is a branding design created for a Guangdong cuisine food brand. The identity is built around the God of Cookery, a figure from ancient Chinese belief linked with clothing, food, luck and longevity. Chinese calligraphy is used for the brand name to express the regional character of Guangdong. Traditional color combinations support the visual image. The packaging is produced with specialty paper printing, UV, embroidery, reactive printing and hot stamping. The aim is to present the quality of the food through a cultural story.