My design work for events, branded invitations, flyers, signage, and wayfinding collateral aim to ensure a memorable experience.
Below is signage for "Fehr & Peers Seminar Series" which occurs twice a year and delves into pressing issues within the transportation industry. Esteemed speakers from their respective fields take the stage to speak about the future of transportation. Past topics include visualizing big data, optimizing freight logistics, and disaster preparedness.
Booth and signage design for the Planetary Printing Press pop-up shops! The brand aims to evoke a sense of wonder in the everyday, where every map is a doorway waiting to be opened. Planetary Printing Press is my labor of love—a personal artistic expression that evolves with feedback from customers and the community. Learn more about Planetary Printing Press here.
Signage design for Earth Day celebrations, hosted by Earth 24/7 at the Bullitt Center and Cal Anderson Park in Capitol Hill, Seattle.
Earth 24/7, a local NPO, promotes environmental awareness and activism. The Earth Day event included free tours of the Bullitt Center, widely acclaimed as one of the greenest commercial buildings globally due to its innovative design and sustainability features. Other activities at the event included games, raffles, and DIY stations to mix earth-friendly surface cleaners for participants to take home.
Pride Sunset with Square Empire: An Outdoor Dance Party!
An evening of music, dance, and community. Jia Kai DJ'd dance beats to a gorgeous sunset, launching Seattle into the final weekend of Pride month. The event included an LED light installation, eco-friendly glitter station, inflatable lounge, and DIY art stations. Admission was free and was attended by 200+ members of the community.
Square Empire is a queer/gay POC, Burning Man camp that operates on solar energy. They are creators of Moonlight Outpost, a Hong Kong inspired wonton cart. Designed to warm the souls of unsuspecting travelers from all walks of life, the cart is a refuge for the weary explorer, an intersection in the middle of nowhere, a haven in the dark.
Woodinville Storefront Studio
As the lead graphic designer for the Woodinville Storefront Studio, a three-day event that took place in October, 2022, I designed signage and posters to welcome community members into conversation about the town’s transportation system. Posters featuring maps and project goals for planned pedestrian, bicycle, auto, and freight networks were also designed to collect feedback from participants and provided the City with an understanding of how these goals are received by the community. The feedback compiled from this event will help shape the future of transportation in Woodinville.
The visual design of signage print collateral contributed to the success of this event, which attracted more than 200 Woodinville employees, residents, and community members.
South Palo Alto Bikeways Project
In collaboration with the City of South Palo Alto, flyers and door hangers were designed promote a series of events for the Palo Alto Bikeways Project. Print materials were crafted in English, Spanish, and Simplified Chinese to actively involve the community and raise awareness about the upcoming bike projects in the city. The print collateral were designed to match existing style guidelines put forth by the city.
