Lisa Chen

A series of abstract posters act as a reminder for people to care for their mental health. Questions are posed to the audience as a way for people to examine their feelings and how they are coping. The campaign is inspired by people’s reaction to lockdown and their mental health in the midst of it. However, they can be applied to our daily quest to maintain good mental health.

A short animation intended for instagram reels as a way to spark discussion surrounding the topic of mental health. Echoing the message of the poster campaign, the animation also encourages people to reflect on their wellbeing and be active in caring for their mental health. It intends to portray hope during these unprecedented times.

A series of postcards reflecting the wind-down activities collated from research on the topic of mental health. Designed to provide people with different ideas of self-care and encourage people to engage in different activities. The postcards can also be coloured in and act as a self-care activity in itself.

A series of postcards depicting various self-care activities in the form of four-frame comics. The illustration style is minimal and playful. The chosen form of postcards is intended for sharing of ideas and connecting people through these activities.

Visual identity created for a museum of one’s own depiction. The logo reflects the whimsical, mysterious and non-logical nature of dreams, which is immersive and evokes a sense of detachment at the same time. The dominant use of dark blue is to portray the setting of night where most dreams take place.

An infographic video overlay exploring the theme of long-distance relationships, which has become an increasingly more common phenomenon in current society. The video shares some tips on how to maintain a healthy long-distance relationship. Minimal infographics are used to better communicate the message.