YYENO

YYENO is a card game designed for people pleasers to practice saying no. Saying no is a difficult task for people pleasers as they see it as a trigger to all their fears becoming a reality. However, although intimidating, it is a necessary step to take back their lives. This game aims to ease them into this new normal by providing them with a safe space to practice saying no, while having fun.

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YYENO

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Unfiltered

In a world where people prefer to hide their struggles, Unfiltered explores the thoughts many wrestle with. Created using various works from my first 100 days of studying in GSA, it seeks to communicate the rawness of human emotions and thoughts.

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Unfiltered

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Unfiltered

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Portrait of a Feather

Feathers are typically viewed as a collective– be it as a covering for birds, in accessories, or even in household items. These objects are taken for granted and not given much attention or appreciation. This exploratory project seeks to bring attention to an everyday, overlooked object by isolating it– making each feather the focus instead of the supporting character. Drawing attention to the individual feather brings intimacy, and highlights its usually unnoticed beauty.

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Portrait of a Feather

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Portrait of a Feather

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The Perfect Life?

The Perfect Life seeks to educate and highlight the plight and the atrocities committed against the Rohingya– a persecuted Muslim minority from Myanmar. The satirical approach adopted in the book stems from the apathy of the majority, whose ignorance is equivalent to saying that everything is perfectly fine. By adopting this approach, the book shows how twisted this mindset is and seeks to wake people up to the reality in front of them.

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The Perfect Life?

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In the wake of the pandemic, communication design is confronted by both a challenge and an opportunity as we seek to find new ways to realise our ideas of commerce and community. My passion for design, fuelled by curiosity and a willingness to try new things, positions me to support the process of being a creative producer in this new environment, where I am certain that good research will drive great design into the future.

I aspire to grow my ability as a communication designer and as an empathetic member of a studio team. I’m convinced that collaboration leads to better work and I look forward to growing my commercial experience and sensitivity to clients and the workplace. I know that I have a lot to learn, but I’m enjoying the journey, looking forward to the next challenge and taking things step-by-step.