POPPERS EMBASSY

This theoretical museum celebrating John Waters interprets the story of the cult-favorite movie director.
Poppers muscle relaxers were a staple of underground gay clubs and bath houses in the 1970s. Today they are still used by gay men everywhere, primarily for sex. I used them to represent John Waters and his art because they are disturbing, erotic and addictive. My concept museum has two exhibitions: one of cult films and another for his book and visual art, indecent exposure, recently acquired by the Baltimore Museum of Art.
Visual Identity, Digital Media, Updated Dec 2021








ECSTACY THEATRE CULT FILM FESTIVAL

Devine in Ecstasy is one piece of the most visual arts from John Waters. Inspired by his underground cult flms, Ecstasy Theatre connects the character of Poppers Embassy, the cult films and the periphery elements people love about the relevant art. Included the visual language from retro television/screen effects, the modern identity of this cult film festival has been composed.
Visual Identity, Digital Media, Updated Dec 2021







RAMPART THE BRICKS

Rampart the bricks is an ongoing website that collects potential approaches from artist/designer community with a unique visual treatments for trying to contribute as a creative. This project is inspired by The Center for Urban Pedagogy, with the model and the concept of increasing meaningful civic engagement.
Web Flow Design, Digital Media, Responsive Size, May 2021





BAM NEXT WAVE 2020

The goal of this project is to design a promotional component for The Next Wave Festival using a bold and practical typographic system. I combined the “X” in the word “next” with my custom typeface and used it as a signature element in a set of booklets. Since “X” means undefined in algebra, it is a perfect representation for TNW Festival 2020– mysterious yet with a lot of surprises.
Publication, Printing Media, 6.5” * 6.5”, Dec 2020





RISO PRINTING DECODED
Riso Printing Decoded is an editorial design piece, illustration by Ning Chen.
Publication, Riso Printing, 8” * 10”, May 2020


