/Valentine's Day Reel_PlayStation
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🔓 Continue → I blend PlayStation’s timeless gaming culture with the theme of love, using retro game aesthetics. By referencing classics like Snake, Tetris, and Sudoku, I frame love as a “game”—old-school, yet never out of style.
Inspired by the insight that couples often play PlayStation together at home, I designed a social media content prototype with strong viral potential for Valentine’s Day. I created the visual concepts in Adobe Illustrator and Procreate, and transformed them into a motion design using Adobe After Effects.
P.s. This project is not an official campaign; it is a conceptual work created for portfolio purposes.
/PH13_Making Mistakes
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│ 🔓 continue → │ Making Mistakes invites the creative community to explore the transformative potential of errors, the 2024 theme of Posterheroes—an international social-communication poster contest by Plug (Italy) that calls designers worldwide to address social issues through 70×100 cm posters.
Designed for Posterheroes 2024, this poster uses broken yet still vivid and colourful flowers to convey the transformative power of imperfections. It highlights that, like flowers, people remain colourful, beautiful, and full of unity & uniqueness — capable of growing even through their flaws. Initially submitted as a 2D poster, the work was later reimagined as an interactive experience using p5.js.
/PH13_Making Mistakes_v2
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│ 🔓 challenge → │ Making Mistakes invites the creative community to explore the transformative potential of errors.
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This interactive, data-driven poster was an alternative concept for the PosterHeroes 2024 competition. The project explores the difference between human and machine error, emphasizing that unlike code, humans can still function after making a mistake. The phrase "You can run despite your Error!" highlights this core idea. Technically, the poster uses real-time generated code blocks based on Google Trends data from 2020–2025. These code blocks dynamically combine a series of adjectives and subjects, with their visual prominence reflecting popularity trends; within the smoothly flowing code on the screen, only the data-driven adjectives are highlighted in red for emphasis. The piece integrates data visualization, interactive animation, and typography to create a work that is both technically innovative and emotionally reflective.
