Halo, my name is keying. , and I am studying Communication Design at Monash. I am absolutely a big fans of everything art culture. I’ve had experiences in working in many mediums in the area of communication design ranging from photography, illustration, graphic design, motion design and many more. Here are some pictures of the work I created throughout my undergraduate course.
Lili Elbe Publication
The publication is a collection of stories about lili Elbe, the world's first transgender artist. The creation of the whole publication is based on the inner transformation of the important nodes in Lily Elbert's life, and thus changes through the change of color. It's a spiritual journey through self-doubt, panic, and self-discovery. I use two kinds of color to form sharp contrast, the contrast is throughout the entire publication, I hope readers, also can really feel the strong contrast, may feel the awakening of lily instinct, perception, thought transformation of ideology and self-salvation.
Aroma
This design project is to visualize fragrances, designing logo and poster perimeter for a perfume exhibition hall. The scents were divided into four main notes to create four posters
Photograph of L
A collection of black and white photography
'Bubble gum Girl'
The theme of the cartoon is "Bubble gum Girl", which expresses the pleasure of eating bubble gum in the form of paintings. To enhance the atmosphere and fun of the animation, when the character blows bubbles, the bubbles will become as big as the character's face, When the bubble burst, it would cover the girl's face like a mask. Such plots add hyperbole to the characters and make them more alive. The story of eating bubble gum will bring back childhood memories for many audience. The excitement of blowing bubbles and the funny feeling they get on your face when they burst.
Take the mirror as the inspiration, blur the outline, break the appearance anxiety.
'Animation of say no to social appearance anxiety '
The short animated video is describe the inner activities of a person suffering from facial anxiety. What is beauty? What is ugly? What is the standard of beauty? Who defines that standard? For whom is this standard defined? We need to focus on the problem of facial anxiety, combine the Internet, short videos and other ways to open the topic, let people in the society begin to formally this problem, self-reflection, so as to accept their imperfect selves and get rid of facial anxiety.
In the spirit of reconciliation Monash University acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.