Second front cover for “Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy.”
Second front cover for “Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy.”
Little White Lies is a magazine which talks about new release films.
The project is to create three front covers with each cover must have two double page spreads.
Above is a front cover for “The Tree of Life.”
A university project which is to choose one ordinary object and make it magnificent. I decided to use wooden pegs as I like the texture and each peg is never exactly the same. In the end, I made a very short animation about the chosen item into heroes, because peg’s strength are gripping. Also not many people used the object to make an animation.
A quick sketch of a pattern.
Another collage work from sketchbook.
Collage work from my sketchbook.
D&AD Diesel competition brief, which is to use illustration as a tool to promote any band or artist. I chose Everything Everything. The idea was to create a web banner that comes out to live, instead of inside a rectangle. It will play one of the their songs I chose to use. This web banner will be advertise on youtube’s website, as it is one of the most popular site where many people would watch any shared videos. Such as music videos, animations and TV adverts.
The illustration is inspired by Everything Everything’s track, “NASA is on your side.” Also the sound will be this track too.
A university project, which is to create a look-book on shoes for the brand, Next. The theme is places you would go in 24 hours. For example, swimming, shopping, going out; working. The idea was to make the look-book fun and aim at more younger women age between 18 to 25 who are obsessed with shoes.
Experimenting type with images.
Screen shot of my animation from one of Edward Lear’s Book of Nonsense poems. I will show you the poem I used for this artwork below.
“There was an old man with a gong, who bumped at it all day long; but they called out, ‘O law! You’re a horrid old bore!’ So they smashed that old man with a gong.”
(Source: carleychiu)
After fives weeks, the newspaper suddenly decided to give me one more illustration to create, but this time the work must be finished in 24 hours. The sixth Globe and Mail illustration for “Denial won’t mend a broken heart.”
Fourth Globe and Mail illustration for “We’re a minimalist family.”
Fifth Globe and Mail illustration for “The most unlikely high-school reunion.”
Third Globe and Mail illustration for an article called, “How the web gave a razed mining town poignant life.” This story is about a place which used to exist and it is lost in time.
Second Globe and Mail illustration for “My kid isn’t special, and neither is yours”.
