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Product and Packaging Designer

As a passionate and creative individual, I enjoy problem solving with a user-centred approach to create visual, tangible and/or interactive solutions that enhances everyday lifestyles. Working with an innovative approach, this has been recognised and acknowledged with a prestigious Duckies Award for Innovative Creativity and Design, a sponsor of New Designers, London. My technical specialities include Solidworks, InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop as well as being highly competent in sketching and 3D model making using different mediums and technology. I have proven to be both a strong team player and as an individual. I am fluent in English and Cantonese, with limited working proficiency of Mandarin.
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1479733
A collaboration project with graphic designer, Edward Yau, for the Unilever brief of D&AD Competition 2013. Persil Kids is a fun and interactive activity kit that encourages children with no boundaries to fully engage in active, unstructured and messy play; an effective tool for a child’s growth. But, whilst the child user is able to participate in fun and messy play, they are also educated of the concept of washing. Furthermore, parents are also encouraged to participate in these activities allowing them to release their inner child as well as building on parent and child interaction and relationships. Our product extends to including a website, a platform for parents to keep track of the child’s engagement in activities and much more. Persil Kids encourages and promotes the Persil slogan of ‘Dirt is Good’ with a sustainable approach whilst also optimising the purpose and usage of each product featured in this kit.
Persil Kids (D&AD 2013 Competition Entry)
A collaboration project with graphic designer, Edward Yau, for the Unilever brief of D&AD Competition 2013. Persil Kids is a fun and interactive activity kit that encourages children with no boundaries to fully engage in active, unstructured and messy play; an effective tool for a child’s growth. But, whilst the child user is able to participate in fun and messy play, they are also educated of the concept of washing. Furthermore, parents are also encouraged to participate in these activities allowing them to release their inner child as well as building on parent and child interaction and relationships. Our product extends to including a website, a platform for parents to keep track of the child’s engagement in activities and much more. Persil Kids encourages and promotes the Persil slogan of ‘Dirt is Good’ with a sustainable approach whilst also optimising the purpose and usage of each product featured in this kit.
Persil Kids (D&AD 2013 Competition Entry)
1479724
To tackle year 2013's National Student Lighting Design Awards, Delight in Light, my self-initiated project brief is: Could we use design to simplify this daily encounter? Made from walnut wood and integrating new technology including a proximity sensor, timer and photo resistor, Light Me Up, is a truly modern approach to lighting. The aesthetics are further enhanced through the multidirectional diffusion of light when lit. A multifunctional product, the purposes include: Navigation tool for user to find their way to a brighter light source; Provider of ambient lighting; Place to keep hold of necessities. Light Me Up has been purposely designed for environments where short periods of lighting is required i.e. hallways.
Light Me Up
To tackle year 2013's National Student Lighting Design Awards, Delight in Light, my self-initiated project brief is: Could we use design to simplify this daily encounter? Made from walnut wood and integrating new technology including a proximity sensor, timer and photo resistor, Light Me Up, is a truly modern approach to lighting. The aesthetics are further enhanced through the multidirectional diffusion of light when lit. A multifunctional product, the purposes include: Navigation tool for user to find their way to a brighter light source; Provider of ambient lighting; Place to keep hold of necessities. Light Me Up has been purposely designed for environments where short periods of lighting is required i.e. hallways.
Light Me Up
To tackle year 2013's National Student Lighting Design Awards, Delight in Light, my self-initiated project brief is: Could we use design to simplify this daily encounter? Made from walnut wood and integrating new technology including a proximity sensor, timer and photo resistor, Light Me Up, is a truly modern approach to lighting. The aesthetics are further enhanced through the multidirectional diffusion of light when lit. A multifunctional product, the purposes include: Navigation tool for user to find their way to a brighter light source; Provider of ambient lighting; Place to keep hold of necessities. Light Me Up has been purposely designed for environments where short periods of lighting is required i.e. hallways.
Light Me Up
To tackle year 2013's National Student Lighting Design Awards, Delight in Light, my self-initiated project brief is: Could we use design to simplify this daily encounter? Made from walnut wood and integrating new technology including a proximity sensor, timer and photo resistor, Light Me Up, is a truly modern approach to lighting. The aesthetics are further enhanced through the multidirectional diffusion of light when lit. A multifunctional product, the purposes include: Navigation tool for user to find their way to a brighter light source; Provider of ambient lighting; Place to keep hold of necessities. Light Me Up has been purposely designed for environments where short periods of lighting is required i.e. hallways.
Light Me Up
1475120
Taking part in an exclusive competition, this brief was by well-known Japanese pen company, Zebra. Our creative challenge was to design a two pen range - a biro and a marker, that reflects our own culture. In both the West and the East, numbers have a significant relevance and importance. Reflecting on my Chinese heritage, our cultures and customs often revolve around encouraging good luck. Based on similar pronunciation of numbers in Chinese, we consider certain numbers as being auspicious or inauspicious. Liù is the Mandarin pinyin for the number six. With its similar pronunciation of ‘liu, 流’ meaning fluid and smooth, Cantonese pronunciation of ‘lok, 祿’ meaning blessings, and a general meaning of happiness, the number six is highly regarded as a lucky number. This has strongly influenced the design of my pen. This simple yet innovative, smooth and free flowing form of the pen, constructed of six sides is reflective of the lucky number six within Chinese culture.
Zebra Pen - Liù
1475112
Brand is the common ‘language’ understood by both Marketing and Design: Over time the output and identity of Companies and or Brands will in part change or adapt in context to society and cultural changes. As designers we will need to respond to these changes. In a conceptual project, utilising the Ryanair brand, I converted the terms and conditions of the baggage policy from a lengthy list of text to a more simple and infographics approach. Breaking it down and using imagery creates a universal language which is beneficial for Ryanair as this is a company operating in many countries.
The Brand Language - Conceptual Project
Brand is the common ‘language’ understood by both Marketing and Design: Over time the output and identity of Companies and or Brands will in part change or adapt in context to society and cultural changes. As designers we will need to respond to these changes. In a conceptual project, utilising the Ryanair brand, I converted the terms and conditions of the baggage policy from a lengthy list of text to a more simple and infographics approach. Breaking it down and using imagery creates a universal language which is beneficial for Ryanair as this is a company operating in many countries.
The Brand Language - Conceptual Project
Brand is the common ‘language’ understood by both Marketing and Design: Over time the output and identity of Companies and or Brands will in part change or adapt in context to society and cultural changes. As designers we will need to respond to these changes. In a conceptual project, utilising the Ryanair brand, I converted the terms and conditions of the baggage policy from a lengthy list of text to a more simple and infographics approach. Breaking it down and using imagery creates a universal language which is beneficial for Ryanair as this is a company operating in many countries.
The Brand Language - Conceptual Project
1475101
Every designer is unique in our own style, and how we are recognised and associated by our audience shows that we individuals are in fact a brand. This cohesive range of professional materials represents myself. Creating a brand goes beyond simply the colours and fonts. Details such as the paper used, the binding of our portfolio, the layout and the design of our logo are all factors to create a tailored and representative brand. Key words to define myself as a designer are: simplistic, functional, detailed yet with a touch of feminism. Incorporating these elements into my brand, my logo is composed to appear clean, simple and fuss-free. The colours have been kept neutral with just a slight touch of pink to translate my values and identity as an individual, whilst it also enables my actual work to stand out. My portfolio has been hand bound using the long and link binding method and threaded in pink, tying together my brand identity whilst finishing it with a personal touch.
Branding Me
Every designer is unique in our own style, and how we are recognised and associated by our audience shows that we individuals are in fact a brand. This cohesive range of professional materials represents myself. Creating a brand goes beyond simply the colours and fonts. Details such as the paper used, the binding of our portfolio, the layout and the design of our logo are all factors to create a tailored and representative brand. Key words to define myself as a designer are: simplistic, functional, detailed yet with a touch of feminism. Incorporating these elements into my brand, my logo is composed to appear clean, simple and fuss-free. The colours have been kept neutral with just a slight touch of pink to translate my values and identity as an individual, whilst it also enables my actual work to stand out. My portfolio has been hand bound using the long and link binding method and threaded in pink, tying together my brand identity whilst finishing it with a personal touch.
Branding Me
1479733
A collaboration project with graphic designer, Edward Yau, for the Unilever brief of D&AD Competition 2013. Persil Kids is a fun and interactive activity kit that encourages children with no boundaries to fully engage in active, unstructured and messy play; an effective tool for a child’s growth. But, whilst the child user is able to participate in fun and messy play, they are also educated of the concept of washing. Furthermore, parents are also encouraged to participate in these activities allowing them to release their inner child as well as building on parent and child interaction and relationships. Our product extends to including a website, a platform for parents to keep track of the child’s engagement in activities and much more. Persil Kids encourages and promotes the Persil slogan of ‘Dirt is Good’ with a sustainable approach whilst also optimising the purpose and usage of each product featured in this kit.
Persil Kids (D&AD 2013 Competition Entry)
A collaboration project with graphic designer, Edward Yau, for the Unilever brief of D&AD Competition 2013. Persil Kids is a fun and interactive activity kit that encourages children with no boundaries to fully engage in active, unstructured and messy play; an effective tool for a child’s growth. But, whilst the child user is able to participate in fun and messy play, they are also educated of the concept of washing. Furthermore, parents are also encouraged to participate in these activities allowing them to release their inner child as well as building on parent and child interaction and relationships. Our product extends to including a website, a platform for parents to keep track of the child’s engagement in activities and much more. Persil Kids encourages and promotes the Persil slogan of ‘Dirt is Good’ with a sustainable approach whilst also optimising the purpose and usage of each product featured in this kit.
Persil Kids (D&AD 2013 Competition Entry)
1479724
To tackle year 2013's National Student Lighting Design Awards, Delight in Light, my self-initiated project brief is: Could we use design to simplify this daily encounter? Made from walnut wood and integrating new technology including a proximity sensor, timer and photo resistor, Light Me Up, is a truly modern approach to lighting. The aesthetics are further enhanced through the multidirectional diffusion of light when lit. A multifunctional product, the purposes include: Navigation tool for user to find their way to a brighter light source; Provider of ambient lighting; Place to keep hold of necessities. Light Me Up has been purposely designed for environments where short periods of lighting is required i.e. hallways.
Light Me Up
To tackle year 2013's National Student Lighting Design Awards, Delight in Light, my self-initiated project brief is: Could we use design to simplify this daily encounter? Made from walnut wood and integrating new technology including a proximity sensor, timer and photo resistor, Light Me Up, is a truly modern approach to lighting. The aesthetics are further enhanced through the multidirectional diffusion of light when lit. A multifunctional product, the purposes include: Navigation tool for user to find their way to a brighter light source; Provider of ambient lighting; Place to keep hold of necessities. Light Me Up has been purposely designed for environments where short periods of lighting is required i.e. hallways.
Light Me Up
To tackle year 2013's National Student Lighting Design Awards, Delight in Light, my self-initiated project brief is: Could we use design to simplify this daily encounter? Made from walnut wood and integrating new technology including a proximity sensor, timer and photo resistor, Light Me Up, is a truly modern approach to lighting. The aesthetics are further enhanced through the multidirectional diffusion of light when lit. A multifunctional product, the purposes include: Navigation tool for user to find their way to a brighter light source; Provider of ambient lighting; Place to keep hold of necessities. Light Me Up has been purposely designed for environments where short periods of lighting is required i.e. hallways.
Light Me Up
To tackle year 2013's National Student Lighting Design Awards, Delight in Light, my self-initiated project brief is: Could we use design to simplify this daily encounter? Made from walnut wood and integrating new technology including a proximity sensor, timer and photo resistor, Light Me Up, is a truly modern approach to lighting. The aesthetics are further enhanced through the multidirectional diffusion of light when lit. A multifunctional product, the purposes include: Navigation tool for user to find their way to a brighter light source; Provider of ambient lighting; Place to keep hold of necessities. Light Me Up has been purposely designed for environments where short periods of lighting is required i.e. hallways.
Light Me Up
1475120
Taking part in an exclusive competition, this brief was by well-known Japanese pen company, Zebra. Our creative challenge was to design a two pen range - a biro and a marker, that reflects our own culture. In both the West and the East, numbers have a significant relevance and importance. Reflecting on my Chinese heritage, our cultures and customs often revolve around encouraging good luck. Based on similar pronunciation of numbers in Chinese, we consider certain numbers as being auspicious or inauspicious. Liù is the Mandarin pinyin for the number six. With its similar pronunciation of ‘liu, 流’ meaning fluid and smooth, Cantonese pronunciation of ‘lok, 祿’ meaning blessings, and a general meaning of happiness, the number six is highly regarded as a lucky number. This has strongly influenced the design of my pen. This simple yet innovative, smooth and free flowing form of the pen, constructed of six sides is reflective of the lucky number six within Chinese culture.
Zebra Pen - Liù
1475112
Brand is the common ‘language’ understood by both Marketing and Design: Over time the output and identity of Companies and or Brands will in part change or adapt in context to society and cultural changes. As designers we will need to respond to these changes. In a conceptual project, utilising the Ryanair brand, I converted the terms and conditions of the baggage policy from a lengthy list of text to a more simple and infographics approach. Breaking it down and using imagery creates a universal language which is beneficial for Ryanair as this is a company operating in many countries.
The Brand Language - Conceptual Project
Brand is the common ‘language’ understood by both Marketing and Design: Over time the output and identity of Companies and or Brands will in part change or adapt in context to society and cultural changes. As designers we will need to respond to these changes. In a conceptual project, utilising the Ryanair brand, I converted the terms and conditions of the baggage policy from a lengthy list of text to a more simple and infographics approach. Breaking it down and using imagery creates a universal language which is beneficial for Ryanair as this is a company operating in many countries.
The Brand Language - Conceptual Project
Brand is the common ‘language’ understood by both Marketing and Design: Over time the output and identity of Companies and or Brands will in part change or adapt in context to society and cultural changes. As designers we will need to respond to these changes. In a conceptual project, utilising the Ryanair brand, I converted the terms and conditions of the baggage policy from a lengthy list of text to a more simple and infographics approach. Breaking it down and using imagery creates a universal language which is beneficial for Ryanair as this is a company operating in many countries.
The Brand Language - Conceptual Project
1475101
Every designer is unique in our own style, and how we are recognised and associated by our audience shows that we individuals are in fact a brand. This cohesive range of professional materials represents myself. Creating a brand goes beyond simply the colours and fonts. Details such as the paper used, the binding of our portfolio, the layout and the design of our logo are all factors to create a tailored and representative brand. Key words to define myself as a designer are: simplistic, functional, detailed yet with a touch of feminism. Incorporating these elements into my brand, my logo is composed to appear clean, simple and fuss-free. The colours have been kept neutral with just a slight touch of pink to translate my values and identity as an individual, whilst it also enables my actual work to stand out. My portfolio has been hand bound using the long and link binding method and threaded in pink, tying together my brand identity whilst finishing it with a personal touch.
Branding Me
Every designer is unique in our own style, and how we are recognised and associated by our audience shows that we individuals are in fact a brand. This cohesive range of professional materials represents myself. Creating a brand goes beyond simply the colours and fonts. Details such as the paper used, the binding of our portfolio, the layout and the design of our logo are all factors to create a tailored and representative brand. Key words to define myself as a designer are: simplistic, functional, detailed yet with a touch of feminism. Incorporating these elements into my brand, my logo is composed to appear clean, simple and fuss-free. The colours have been kept neutral with just a slight touch of pink to translate my values and identity as an individual, whilst it also enables my actual work to stand out. My portfolio has been hand bound using the long and link binding method and threaded in pink, tying together my brand identity whilst finishing it with a personal touch.
Branding Me

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BA(Hons) Design (Products)

Ravensbourne College of Design and Communication, United Kingdom 2010 - 2013
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