Yunqi Wang

This is a poster encouraging people to choose the car model they love. Whatever choice you make, you should feel confident in it—there's no completely right or wrong choice, only different reasons and motivations behind each one.

I really like the style and atmosphere of this piece. Although I didn’t get an ideal score, I believe it at least succeeded in expressing what I wanted to convey. I enjoy the sense of high contrast and stark differences.

This is a portrait taken in a studio, inspired by one of photographer Jet Swan's works. The goal was to distinguish the textures of the clothing and the person by adjusting the angle of the lighting to achieve this effect.

This was the first photo I developed in the darkroom—an exciting and inspiring experience. I feel that there’s nothing more enjoyable in photography than shooting with a traditional film camera, developing the photos, and finally achieving a satisfying result. Through repeated film tests and adjustments to exposure time and aperture, I worked to find a balance, and this process was truly enjoyable.

This is a brand manual for a toy library located in Collingwood. Through brand research and comparisons with other brands, I redesigned the color scheme, brand positioning, and various applications, such as social media and advertising.

Creating cover art for my favorite songs is something I love to do. One of my favorite songs is Storm by Higher Brothers. The rainy night and mountain roads described in the song are exactly what I aimed to convey in my poster. That feeling of driving your car in the cold, dreary weather—heading into or out of the mountains—is unforgettable.