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01.

Branding

02.

Publication

03.

Illustration

04.

Campaigns

05.

Entrepreneurship



01.

Branding

RHO - Restaurant

Memoir

Bake to Play


01a

RHO - Restaurant

RHO is a frictional brand that was

given during my branding class back

in diploma. RHO is a Japanese food

restaurant that focuses on delivering

an authentic Japanese fine dining

experience for the customers.

Concept:

Seeing RHO as a unique name, I checked up the

Japanese vocabulary to see if anything matches the

pronunciation - and I found a Hiragana letter for it. I

also used the symbol of a 5-petal sakura flower as the

composition for my logo.


Logo Development

i. ii.

gold Peach whit e

Rich, Elegant

CMYK 28 | 29 | 73 | 01

Oriental, Japanese Tradition

CMYK 07 | 73 | 73 | 00

Calm, Clean

CMYK 00 | 00 | 00 | 00

iii.

おやつとおかし

にほんりょうり

Fish

Represents the main

ingredient of our dishes

Ro (Hiragana)

Represents the name

of our brand

Japanese Characters

Represents Tradition

iv.

i.:

ii.:

iii.:

iv.:

The final logo design

Coporate colors used for the brand.

The elements of the logo and the meaning behind it.

Logo design refinement.


Typeface

A A

A

DUEPUNTOZERO

Rounded, clean, simple

A

A

A

EPSON 丸 ゴシック 体 M

Japanese, simplicity


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v.


vi.

v.:

vi.:

Letterhead & Envelope mockup.

Namecard mockup.


01b

Memoir

Memoir is a company brand born out of

an idea in Professional Development &

Employability class. The brief is to come

up with a business proposal. Memoir is a

memory collecting / funeral service which

compiles all precious moments of an

individual to their friends and families.

Concept:

The logo is designed using 3 shapes, and the letter

“M”. This is based off the psychological meanings

behind the shapes: Circle, Square and Triangle.


Circle

projects a positive and

emotional message,

usually love and unity.

Circle represents the

harmony between

the new borns or the

deceased with their

loved ones.

Square

suggests foundation and

strength. Straight and

diagonal lines represents

our professionalism in

our work, and giving our

best to our customers.

Triangle

Triangle represents

power. It supports

the circle’s emphasis

on love and portrays

unconditional love

between loved ones.

Colour

C: 100

M: 96

Y: 26

K: 13

R: 41

G: 48

B: 110

C: 9

M: 19

Y: 70

K: 0

R: 233

G: 200

B: 105

P 100-8 C

P 7-14 C

#29306e P 100-16 U

#E9C869 P 7-6 U

Dark Blue

represents relief and desolation.

Relief is when a new life is brought into this world,

there is a sense of relief when the newborn is healthy

and well; desolation when our loved ones pass away,

there is bitter sorrow in us that words cannot express.

Gold

We believe in professionalism when it comes to

doing our job. It is a great responsibility and an

honor to handle a birth and a passing of life.


ii.

iii.


iv.

ii.:

iii.:

iv.:

Logo color usage guideline.

Logo design refinement.

Logo design development journey and testing.


Typeface

A A

A

A

A A

BIKO

Minimal, Clean

BASKERVILLE OLD FACE

Professionalism


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v.


vi.

v.:

vi.:

Namecard mockup.

Letterhead // Terms & Conditions mockup.


01c

Bake to Play

Bake to Play is an online, made-to-order

cake connoisseur. Under Bake To Play,

there are four brands that covers four

different segments of the business,

namely, Bisque, Wildcard, Bisque Café

and Poppy.

Concept:

Inspired by the word “Play”, Bake to Play’s brand

design is seen as being quirky and fun, thus

utilising placement of words and content writing.

Target Audience:

Young adults ages 21-27 and eager to try out

new things in life, outgoing as well.


Logo Development

Logotype Experiment

The term “baking” allows us to think about

cake; “play” as something fun and creative.

Hence, by combining a play button (which

was found in the previous logo) with cakes,

as well as a bitten imagery, I produced the

logo for the company.

It is the combination of Work, Fun and

Creativity all together.

Final Logotype

Old Logo:

Bake to Play’s original logo had a

whimsical feel to it as it uses a script

typeface. The mitten and play button

behind it is easy to understand.

New Logo

The new logotype has a more “playful”

emotion behind the design, and it’s

versatality of shifting the word placement

around supports the design’s concept.


Color

Primary

Secondary

C: 3

M: 63

Y: 57

K: 0

R: 246

G: 134

B: 35

C: 1

M: 44

Y: 98

K: 0

R: 217

G: 140

B: 29

P 48-11 C

P 17-8 C

#EB7D68 P 52-12 U #F69E20 P 17-18 U

Logotype Variation

A)

B)

C)


As mentioned earlier, the logotype

is versatile and can adapt to several

applications in terms of composition

which means it allows more variation

for logo placement.

The cake slices can be taken off from

the typography space itself and forms

into a sub logo.

The bitten cake on the side tells the

audience that you don’t have to follow

proper procedures to enjoy a good

cake - you do you, hence the tagline

“Endulge as you are”.


Typeface

A A

A

A

GOTHAM MEDIUM

Clear, easy to read

A A

Better Together (Caps)

Fun, Quirky


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i.

ii.


iii.

i.:

ii.:

iii.:

Letterhead mockup.

Envelope mockup.

Namecard mockup.


iv.

vi.

v.


vii.

viii.

ix.

iv.:

Interior Design mockup.

vii.:

Staff shirt mockup.

v.:

Front door signage (LED).

iii.:

Delivery bike mockup.

vi.:

Outdoor signage.

vx.:

Transport truck mockup.



02.

Publication

Growing Up: The Early Days


02a

Growing Up: The

Early Days

The main objective of this project is

about finding the balance in visual

and typography composition, through

exploring the sense of quality editorial

discipline and experimental visual

discovery.

A swatch book is created using

TAKEO’s wide range of papers to

complete this project.

Concept:

The concept is “preserving memories”, this is inspired

from the idea of diaries and documentaries. Diaries

are written and documentaries are recorded because

they represent something meaningful to someone or to

capture an important event or occasion. I want parents

to cherish present time with kids by photographing

them, hence the memory will never be lost.


Moodboard

Color

The overall aesthetic of the book

comprises of three elements: Vintage,

Minimalistic, as well as Popping.

The idea of having a vintage themed is

to go along with the “diary” concept:

using faded pastel colors, as well as

monotone/dualtone treatment for all

the photos.

While I was compiling my work, I

realised I had very little body text

to work with, hence I thought of the

minimalist styling that features mostly

photos in the book.

As for a popping style, I was initially

uncomfortable with this styling,

as it breaks away entirely from the

minimalist style. After a few tries, this

is actually one of the best styles to

work with for my book design.

The book is themed as yellow. Because

the book talks about my childhood

memories, yellow represents the burst

of energy and fun we constantly had all

day. We never get tired and are always

active, eager to explore new things and

full of curiosity.

Paper

As for the paper choice I went with

TAKEO Environment Birch (104 gsm).

It has a vintage look to it and the paper

itself has an off-white finish to it which

fits my moodboard.





i.

i.(from top left, clockwise): Image sequence about

opening the packaging.



03.

Illustration

KAMUKAMI // ROJAK

Star Wars: Jym Erso

THE1975: Matty Healy


03a

KAMUKAMI // ROJAK

KamuKami (which is later known as

ROJAK) is an arts and craft bazaar held

in Jaya One, PJ. KamuKami focuses on

selling our artworks and merchandise to

the public, as well as to the art community.

This art bazaar is to show that students

can make just as good products that

appeals to the public just as much as

those established businesses.


Concept

The concept behind the name is based on infusing

Malay words as well as establishing a relationship

between us and the customers. Malay words were

used as it represents our national language, where

“kamu” means “you”; “kami” meaning “we” or “us”.

The name was later changed to “ROJAK” and was

deemed suitable for our art bazaar because it

indicates different personalities, selling different

products with different styles just like the traditional

delicacy comprised of mixed fruits and ingredients.

Rojak also represents different races all living

together, united as one in this country.

Logo Draft

I want to express friendliness in the logo, hence I

used a more bold, casual font as the logotype. The

letters “U” and “I” are customized with a smiley

face, which makes the entire composition to look

fun. I used orange as the main color as it is vibrant

and attractive. Orange is also an energetic color,

which has a higher chance of engaging the public

to visit the bazaar. The 3 waves represent the

bazaar being free and easy, also wanting the public

to “come as you are”.


i.

ii.

iii.

i. - iii.: Initial poster sketch designs.


After consultation, I further improved on the visuals of the poster,

this time narrowing down to a more direct and clear presentation

of the idea. The merchandize are highlighted more in this set of

poster designs. Although better than the previous design, After the

second draft, we found our creative groove and managed to explore

new visual styles and going to a new set of direction. After getting

feedback from the lecturer, the visuals still look tad bit as if they’re

book covers, the illustrations overall didn’t bring enough impact yet.


After several discussions within the group, my

groupmates and I finally agreed to have this as one

of the two posters as our final design. We got the

feedback from the lecturer that it’s impactful and it’s

able to attract attention from the public. The bright

orange and the enlarge version of the illustration on

the poster ( top right) screams out the excitement of

being able to purchase various items from our bazaar.

The enlarged version helps in incorporating the

design into Facebook page banners. Both the poster

and banner is consistent and neat.




Final Artwork

When “ROJAK” has been confirmed as the new title,

I’ve redesigned the visual based on the enlarged art

direction. This time, I illustrated a character holding a

bowl filled with items and discount tags hanging on

its side. This rational is based off the dish itself, and

the variety of items as the ingredients.


03b

Star Wars: Jyn Erso

Jyn Erso was one of my proudest digital

pieces that I’ve ever painted. This is the

piece that taught me how to blend colors

correctly and pay attention to highlight

details as well as hlighting.


Step 1: Sketching

To kickstart the artwork, I traced the outlines

of the original artwork that I want to do on

Photoshop. The outlines are only necessary

to highlight certain features of the face to

guide the coloring process. This is the stage

where I’ve learned how to illustrate hair with

highlights and shading (which will be shown

in the later steps).

Step 2: Color Patching

We were taught to fill in the colors using the

eyedropper tool and then patch up the colors

unto the sketch. At this stage the overall look

seems to be rough and unpolished.

After the whole artwork is patched up, I began

blending the colors in for a smoother finish. For

this the smudge tool in Photoshop works best.

Now the artwork looks less patchy, but touch

ups are needed later in the process.


Step 3: Defining

Lights and Shades

Step 4: Hair and

Highlights

Step 3: The

Clean Up

After that, further colors are

added in to fill the whole piece.

Highlights are also added to

define the lighting.

Sharp corners and contrasts

were refined by giving a light

black outline to give a cleaner

look for the whole piece.

Once the color fillings are done,

I start to focus on the hair. Being

the most intricate part of the

piece, the hairs must be drawn

in one continuous stroke, one by

one, whilst following the lighting

shades. This helps in giving the

artwork a more detailed and

realistic look to it.

The nose, lips, brows and eyes

are cleaned up and polished to

ensure no patchy textures are

found on the intended smooth

skin surface.


Step 4: Final Touch Up

All details are refined at this point. Now

I added extra hair strands outside of

the hair pool and altered some lighting,

contrast and saturation adjusments.

I also added a backdrop and a serif

typeface to match with the original

styling of the wallpaper.


03c

THE1975 - Matty Healy

In one of my digital illustration

classes we were introduced to

caricature drawing. This is where

we not only get to train our skills

in coloring, but also analyze face

shapes and important features for

exaggeration of the face.

THE1975 is one of my favorite bands,

and their lead singer Matty Healy

has distinctive facial features which

caught my attention, hence I used

him as my subject of study.


Step 1:

Doodling Features

First I need to understand which part of Matty’s face

stands out that makes him look unique. After that, I

created a few variations of his caricature, exaggerating

his features like elongated chin or a big forehead.



Step 2:

Shading & Patching

After selecting the best caricature sketch, it’s

time to refine his face shape more to get a better

angle of coloring.

The next step is shading the shadows on his face.

This crucial step helps in determining the amount

of light exposure on certain parts of his face and

gives depth to the artwork so it doesn’t look flat.

Once done, it is ready for color patching.

Step 3:

Adding Details

Once color patching and smudge blending is

done, I am able to add in detailed elements into

his face. One notable thing is that he has a very

light stubble, and the sides of his hair are clean

shaven. For this I used a spray brush to mimic it

as such. The highlights on his hair as well as the

buttons on his jacket are also added.


03d

Ben’s Adventures

Ben’s Adventures is my Final Major Project in my

Diploma Course. Ben’s Adventures is a interactive

storybook that focuses on providing education for

children aged 6-8 in terms of learning new words

as wells as enhancing children’s thinking skills &

brain development. Ben’s Adventures not only aims

to recreate education in a more fun and interesting

way, but also encourages family time spent together

as it can be read as a bedtime story for children.

Concept:

Black & White school textbooks are the reason why

“Education is Boring”, hence Ben’s Adventures was

created to enhance children’s thinking skills & brain

development, learn new words, as well as to have

fun with the storybook.


Moodboard

For my moodboard, I leaned towards a

child-friendly direction in terms of color

and character, as my secondary target

audience is for kids aged 6-10.

Children are attracted towards vibrant,

eyecatching colors. I want my colors to

really stand out in the book. Character

designs are cartoony in styling as well.

Character

Taking inspirations from cartoony styles in

children’s books, I wanted to set a neutral

tone to my character design - something

that is not too exaggerated nor realistic at

the same time.

As I was doing my first doodle of a boy,

I felt that was the character that I had in

mind: subtle and cute. I gave him a crayon

coloring look to bring out a childish mood

for the character.



Content Design

Every page of the book is vibrant in color,

which is key to attracting the kids to read

the book. The texts are also easy to read

on a white border. Every illustration and

border has a rough brush stroke to them to

give a more rustic, handmade workpiece.


Content Design

Parts of the book contains interactive

sections, which allows children to

carry out some activities with their

family. Activities include DIY crafts,

simple food making, and games.

Educational sections are also included

so children can learn whilst enjoying

the book.



Extensions (Posters)

Here are a few examples of promotional

posters for the book. I intend to make

it a fun approach, hence using puns

to capture both adult and young

audiences. #Benmakespuns can also be

used as a marketing strategy to boost

brand awareness.



03e

Dope Cans

Brief:

Client:

Concept:

Design and develop an

exciting and eye-catching tin

for a planning kit for street

art supplies and equipment.

Students should create a

fictitious brand targeting the

young and arty sector.

- Dopecans

- Tiger Beer

#UNCAGED by Tiger beer is

about uncaging your passion, we

wanted to share with Tiger Beer

fans not only the stories of our

heroes, but their creations.

Graffti today has become

acceptable and seen as legal

art than vandalism. The aim

is to invite emerging artist /

beginners to collect these limited

series as a spray collection that

has been designed exclusively

just for the event itself.


Moodboard

Since this is a graffiti based art

style, my moodboard consists

of vibrant colors, thick black

outlines and only vector style

illustrations.

A handful of my references

suggests colors that differ from

reality colors - tigers dont have

to be just orange.


ii.

i.

iii.

iv.

i. - iv.: Tiger illustration development journey.

v.:

Progression drafts for the illustration.


NITRO

Painting Conditions: Use outdoors or in a

ventilated area such as an open garage. Use

when temperature is between 50°F (10°C) and

90°F (32°C) and humidity is below 85% to ensure

proper drying. Do not apply to surfaces that,

when heated, exceeds 200°F (93°C) or galvanized

metal. Avoid spraying in windy & dusty

conditions. Cover surrounding area to protect

from spray mist.

ethyl acetate, butyl acetate,

butane propane, isobutane

• Fast drying

• Low noise

• High pressure

• Excellent cover

Preparation: Remove loose paint and rust with a

wire brush or sandpaper. Lightly sand glossy

surfaces. Clean with soap and water, rinse and let

dry. WARNING! If you scrape, sand or remove old

paint, you may release lead dust. LEAD IS TOXIC.

Contact the National Lead Information Hotline at

1-800-424-LEAD.

Contains: TOLUENE, XYLENE AND ACETONE.

Vapor harmful. May affect the brain or nervous

system causing dizziness, headache or nausea.

Causes eye, skin, nose and throat irritation. Do

not puncture strike or incinerate (burn) container.

Exposure to heat or prolonged exposure to sun

may cause bursting. Do not expose to heat or

store at temperatures above 120°F (48°C).

PWarning: This product contains a chemical

known to the state of California to cause birth

defects or other reproductive harm. KEEP OUT

OF REACH OF CHILDREN.

500ml of liquid dope

www.dopecans.com

NITRO

Painting Conditions: Use outdoors or in a

ventilated area such as an open garage. Use

when temperature is between 50°F (10°C) and

90°F (32°C) and humidity is below 85% to ensure

proper drying. Do not apply to surfaces that,

when heated, exceeds 200°F (93°C) or galvanized

metal. Avoid spraying in windy & dusty

conditions. Cover surrounding area to protect

from spray mist.

ethyl acetate, butyl acetate,

butane propane, isobutane

• Fast drying

• Low noise

• High pressure

• Excellent cover

Preparation: Remove loose paint and rust with a

wire brush or sandpaper. Lightly sand glossy

surfaces. Clean with soap and water, rinse and let

dry. WARNING! If you scrape, sand or remove old

paint, you may release lead dust. LEAD IS TOXIC.

Contact the National Lead Information Hotline at

1-800-424-LEAD.

Contains: TOLUENE, XYLENE AND ACETONE.

Vapor harmful. May affect the brain or nervous

system causing dizziness, headache or nausea.

Causes eye, skin, nose and throat irritation. Do

not puncture strike or incinerate (burn) container.

Exposure to heat or prolonged exposure to sun

may cause bursting. Do not expose to heat or

store at temperatures above 120°F (48°C).

PWarning: This product contains a chemical

known to the state of California to cause birth

defects or other reproductive harm. KEEP OUT

OF REACH OF CHILDREN.

500ml of liquid dope

www.dopecans.com

v.




03e

Do It Right Project

“Do It Right Project” is a Malaysian based

designer brand. It is an illustrative collection of

mini IKEA inspired comics, created to educate

the public on steps to be a mannered citizen

and shaping a better future.

the objective of this project is to have the

public to understand basic simple etiquette

and to actually apply it in their daily lives. We

also want this project to be shared among the

younger generation, to teach them a handful of

“do’s and dont’s”.

Concept:

These signs seem pretty straightforward and

simple, yet the public to not adhere to them.

I chose IKEA as my design styling as a form of humor

and mockery towards those who can’t follow even the

simplest rules in their daily lives.


Do It Right Project aims to be as authentic as

possible to IKEA’s styling, from art to packaging.

The idea is simple: create a “Basic Ethics Kit” for the

audience, titled: “How not to be an ass in ____.”

This kit primarily contains subcategories of

illustrations, for example: in relationships, at school,

or in public. Other items included in the kit are 2

sets of stickers and a welcome card.


i.

i.:

Welcome card upon unboxing.


The kit contains several themes based

on the situation or location (example:

school, in public). The “Ethics Manual”

will be allotted into said themes in a

brown envelope, mimicking IKEA’s

furniture box packaging.





04.

Campaigns

The Timeless Tales

HEINZ “Lebih Banjir, Lebih Sedap”


04a

Timeless Tales

Brief:

Concept:

A cultural preservation organisation has

curated an exhibition and approached you

to propose a design solution that would

help bring out an immersive experience

for exhibit visitors to understand the

content in an engaging way.

The concept is “preserving memories”, this is

inspired from the idea of diaries and documentaries.

Diaries are written and documentaries are recorded

because they represent something meaningful

to someone or to capture an important event or

occasion. I want parents to cherish present time with

kids by photographing them, hence the memory will

never be lost.


Ideation

We have previously worked with

the Interior and Archtectural Design

(IAD) degree students to come up

with the spacial planning and design.

The design concept is “Endless

Motion”, a visualisation where as if

one is travelling back into time, portal

bringing our memories back to the

past, reminiscing good old days,

childhood, timeless memories.

This is inspired by the time machine

- which bring us back to the PAST,

PRESENT and FUTURE - because

folklores are timless and has been

passed down for several generations.

Artist: Angela Glajcar

Artist: Noah Hornberger

Solution

I was inspired by the concept model and

thought of the “Blend Tool” function in

Illustrator. It’s able to produce that looping

illusion and thus creating that “time

machine” feel to it. As I was searching

through the art style, I was also reminded

of the Javanese tribal fabric patterns.


Color

C: 100

M: 95

Y: 35

K: 28

R: 33

G: 40

B: 89

C: 0

M: 9

Y: 13

K: 0

R: 254

G: 231

B: 217

C: 0

M: 57

Y: 97

K: 0

R: 246

G: 134

B: 35

P 100-8 C P 24-9 C P 24-8 C

#212859 P 100-16 U #FEE8D9 P 24-9 U #F68724 P 24-8 U

Based from a Javanese

fabric pattern.

Vintage, dreamy, clean.

Bold, gold, classic.

Typeface

Rachel

Helvetica

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OPQRSTUVWXYZ

1234567890

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ABCDEFGHIJKLMN

OPQRSTUVWXYZ

1234567890

+-`~:;”’<,>.?/|\


The initial black colored background was

used to show elegance, but then it looked

tad bit dull after awhile, so I changed it to

a navy blue and also beige background.

The navy blue was inspired off a Javanese

color pattern (since most of our folklore

originated from Java). The orange was to

signify golden days of folklore as well as it

being timeless, and the beige background

is to give it a vintage color palatte.




Restroom

Stairs to 1F

Play and Swing Area

Campfire

2F

2F

2F

2F

1F

1F

Restroom

Stairs to 1F

Light Box Wall

Interactive Area

Light Box Wall

Interactive Area

Reception

Info Booth

Reception

Info Booth

Play and Swing Area

Campfire

Stairs to 2F

Reading Area

Stairs to 2F

Reading Area

1F Reception

Info Booth

1F Reception

Info Booth

2F Restroom

Campfire

2F Restroom

Campfire

Light Box Wall

Interactive Area

Light Box Wall

Interactive Area

Play & Swing Area

Play & Swing Area

1F

1F

Opening Hours

2nd-17th Feb 2019*

9.00 am - 7.00 pm

*Weekends and Public Holidays are open.

Opening Hours

2nd-17th Feb 2019*

9.00 Folklore am Venues - 7.00 pm

2F

*Weekends and Public Holidays are open.

Folklore Venues

2F

1F

1F

Puteri Santubung

Puteri Gunung Ledang

Sang Kancil

Puteri Santubung Zaleha

Puteri Gunung Mahsuri Ledang

Bawang Merah & Bawang Putih

Sang Kancil

Puteri Zaleha

Puteri Mahsuri

Bawang Merah & Bawang Putih

i.


ii.

iii.

iv.

i.:

ii. - iv.:

Exhibition signages.

Sigange mockups.


v.

v.:

vi. - vii.:

viii.:

Exhibition Booklet mockup.

Merchandizing mockups.

Event crew tag mockup.


vi.

vii.

viii.


2nd -17th Feb 2019

9.00 am - 7.00 pm

Old China Cafe,

Petaling Street,

11, Jalan Balai Polis,

5000, Kuala Lumpur

ix.

Date & Time

2nd-17th Feb 2019

9.00 am - 7.00 pm

Venue

Old China Cafe,

Petaling Street,

11, Jalan Balai Polis,

5000, Kuala Lumpur

Featuring

Mahsuri

Sang Kancil

Puteri Zaleha

Puteri Santubung

Puteri Gunung Ledang

Bawang Merah & Bawang Putih

x.


Date & Time

2nd-17th Feb 2019

9.00 am - 7.00 pm

Venue

Old China Cafe,

Petaling Street,

11, Jalan Balai Polis,

5000, Kuala Lumpur

Featuring

Mahsuri

Sang Kancil

Puteri Zaleha

Puteri Santubung

Puteri Gunung Ledang

Bawang Merah & Bawang Putih

xi.

xii.

ix.:

x.:

xi.:

xii.:

Facebook banner.

Instagram posts.

Facebook page mockup.

Instagram page mockup.


04b

Lebih Banjir, Lebih Sedap

Brief:

This was a D&AD brief titled

“Celebrating 150 years anniversary

of Heinz Ketchup” which aims to tell

people that it has always been part of

the life of Malaysians and will continue

to be with them for the years to come.

Client:

Kraft Heinz

Concept:

Malaysians love to drench their food in

sauces and gravy, because that’s the way

we like our food extra flavourful. There

can never be too much when it comes to

sauce. By using the insight, we came up

with a on-site minigame which can help

promote the brand.


TOMATO

KETCHUP

TOMATO

KETCHUP

Problem

Solution

Heinz Ketchup isn’t a big player when it

comes to Malaysian market who grew up

with Maggi and Life. This causes a low brand

exposure for Heinz Ketchup to Malaysian

consumers thus Heinz need to come up with

a campaign to win the hearts of Malaysians.

Lebih Banjir, Lebih Sedap is a large life event

to celebrate our love for sauce drenched food.

Players will “Banjir Jump” repeatedly on a

giant trampoline button to squeeze as much

sauce into the giant burger.

Mechanics

A giant trampoline which could fit

about 15 people is set up in front

of the burger.

Beside the burger is a meter

gauge, in which participants are

required to jump repetitively on the

trampoline to fill up the meter.

Once the meter has reached

its goal, it triggers a squeezing

animation on the giant ketchup

bottle, then comes the grand finale

- liquid ketchup rains down from

the bottle.


Campaign Rewards

We want participants to remember this

event by rewarding them with something

unique. We first thought of a giant sized

kecthup bottle as the reward, then we

added a event-only t-shirt later on.

THE KING OF

BANJIR T-SHIRT

I BANJIR-ED

SAUCE ON A

28-FOOT

BURGER!

Every participant wins a limited print

t-shirt from the event.

2


HEINZ 150 YEARS

LIMITED EDITION

BANJIR SIZE KETCHUP

Heinz provides a huge limited edition

ketchup bottle for the winner that

participated in the Banjir Jump event.

1500ml

400ml



05.

Entrepreneurship

That’s a pretty long ass word.

SNKRscaled


05a

SNKRscaled

SNKRscaled is a sneaker illustration business that

I created around April of 2019. With new sneakers

launching from time to time, not forgetting the

classics as well, new posters are also being designed

for those who want artworks of the latest and most

talked about shoes.

From posters to pins (and more to come), SNKRscaled

aims to every Sneakerhead and Hypebeast’s dream to

enjoy the art of sneaker culture on a budget.


Ideation:

SNKRscaled (pronounced as ‘sneaker scaled’)

started as a big inspiration from a British graphic

designer / illustrator Dan Freebairn who goes by

the alias “Kickposters” on Instagram. He started a

sneaker illustration poster business and ships them

all over the world.

As a Malaysian, currency exchange between

Malaysian Ringgit (RM) and British Pound Sterlings

(GBP) made it hard for us to obtain his works.

Because of that, I decided to create my own set of

sneaker illustrations with my own style.

I aim to be able to contribute to the streetwear and

sneaker community of Malaysia so that everyone can

enjoy what I love most - obtaining sneakers whether

physically or print.

Development:

The brand’s name has gone through a few changes

when I was thinking of a name for a poster business.

Printing sneaker illustrations on paper means it’s

smaller than a physical shoe, hence it’s been “scaled

down” in size. The SNKR abbreviation was adopted

from the sneaker app with the same name.

I wanted the logo to show a hand holding a

miniature sneaker. After a few changes, I decided

to go with a shoebox - a necessity for all shoes,

and the joy of opening the shoebox to reveal the

sneakers itself.


Journey

Over the months I’ve been able to create several

illustrations during my free time. I’ve set up my

prints and added stickers for variety in the early

stages of business.

Above shown are most of the works that I’ve done

over the course of 8 months.




Expansion:

In early June, I managed to expand my business

further as I got to make enamel pins. This idea came

around when pins were slowly becoming a big hit in

Malaysia.

By end of June, I had a bazaar booth in Makers

and Co Market event. The pin sales were a success

as I managed to sell about a quarter of the whole

quantity in 2 days.

In early of 2020, embroidery t-shirts are

now part of the merchandize. I promoted

it as a package where customers are able

to get their hands on not only the shirt,

but the stickers and postcards as well.




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