Hi，I'm Jiaqi Wang, a Melbourne-based graphic designer who loves to create cute things and design things that are easy to understand. I'm from China and study abroad since I was grade 11, I like to draw and paint since I was a child and I love fashion. I focus on brand identity and web design. Most of my design are hand-drawing. At the time of graduation, I also helped a company design their website as a part-time job
Main outcome (interactive wall paper)
This is an interactive wall paper design, mirrors are the main elements，people can grab a marker and write down words of encouragement for yourself or others (about appearance), The purpose is to encourage yourself, encourage others
support outcome 1（poster）
This poster expresses how people imagine themselves in front of the mirror, Expresses the fact that many people are dissatisfied with their appearance and want to be perfect as defined by society's standards
Support outcome （poster 2）
The second poster indicates that people always see the shortcomings of their appearance in the mirror, and we tend to magnify our own shortcomings, using a wilting flower in the upper right corner as a metaphor for those who care too much about Other people's opinions and social standards
support outcome 2 (card)
The second poster indicates that people always see the shortcomings of their appearance in the mirror, and we tend to magnify our own shortcomings, using a wilting flower in the upper right corner as a metaphor for those who care too much about other's opinions
Card
In my card design, independent individuals are represented by blooming flowers, the cage represents social standard. There is a withered flower in the cage. The design concept is to demonstrate that you are unique, and if you rely on others' opinions to measure yourself, you will become less confident, just like a wilted flower, you are the one and only.
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