Twisting the truth: A Climate Crisis Awareness Campaign
The goal of this project is to raise awareness about the devastating effects of climate change through a series of visually and verbally impactful posters. Using altered tongue twisters, the posters highlight the loss of everyday natural resources, such as sea shells, wood, and food, to engage viewers and communicate the urgency of the climate crisis. The aim is to connect with audiences emotionally and intellectually, encouraging reflection and action to combat climate change.
Grazing Whiskers: Product Design
Grazing Whiskers is a product design project that reimagines luxury dining through the lens of feline indulgence. Inspired by charcuterie culture, this collection explores how thoughtful design can blend playfulness, storytelling, and brand identity into one cohesive experience.
My goal was to craft a product that feels intentional, imaginative, and visually unified, while celebrating the relationship between pets and their owners through design.
Tales in Texture: Book Cover Design
This three-part book cover series takes inspiration from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, James and the Giant Peach, and The Borrowers, translating their imaginative worlds into physical form. Built from moss, clay, and miniature crafted elements, each cover merges fantasy with nature to reflect the curiosity and whimsy of classic children’s adventures. The collection maintains visual unity through an oval title layout and symbolic spines, creating a harmonious and enchanting display.
Halo Halo Generator:
Creative coding/ Generative Design
This interactive project was inspired by halo-halo, a beloved Filipino dessert known for its colorful mix of ingredients. Using Processing, I coded a generative desktop app that allows users to toggle different ingredients and watch them appear in unique, randomized arrangements across the screen.
Each combination creates a one-of-a-kind visual pattern that can be exported as a JPG or PNG, turning cultural motifs into customizable prints. I later mocked one of the generative outputs onto a tote bag to explore its potential as a functional design piece.
The Post-It Series
