This is New Identity of "Happy New Year 2023"....

The name of Camanggam is derived from 'Mukgam', which means black persimmon in Korean. We would like to continue the tradition of the ink stick with the seeds of the black persimmon tree growing in the garden of the black persimmon Stay....

A collection of client work from the last few years. Logomarks, wordmarks, symbols, some final versions and some rejected concepts. Some of the marks have been animated as motion can be a great way to provide some added interest to your brand....

Collection of twenty monograms as a part of a self-initiated weekly practice, Monogram Monday series, from 2019 to early 2020. The main purpose of this project was to improve my skills and push my limits on what can be done accordingly. Within this project, I experimented with various styles and ide...

Announcing the WTNB coffee & studio in the HOUSE "DASHI EGG SAND" package design by Yuta Takahashi....

This is a collection of select logos and marks I have created over the past few years. About half of these are for hypothetical brands I created while in my BFA program at Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA). The other half are logos I created for real clients, some of which are friends and fam...

Peacocks be a specialty coffee roastery founded by brothers Riccardo and Matteo Pavoni. Based on Italy, Peacocks coffee roasters begin with the aim of discovering and roast the most distinctive and diverse specialty grade coffees. Result of years of passion and experience acquire in a long journe...

To celebrate that I have been a freelance graphic designer for 2 years now, I made myself a new visual identity to represent my growth of the past two years. This personal identity consists of a new logo (symbol and wordmark), typography, patterns, a black and white colour scheme and a brand new por...

This is a collection of lettering from the past year, some of which is freelance client work, others of which are just personal explorations. Type and lettering was sort of my gateway drug into design. In college, it was discouraged, because it was seen as a bit too much of a niche. So I continued t...