Graphic Design
The Tribe TV Series Graphic Work
The Tribe series graphic designs I created due to my love for the show. The show aired from 1999 to 2003 and follows a generation of kids building a new world after the adults were wiped out by a deadly virus. Despite the grim premise, the show was very hopeful and tackled difficult issues teens go through, I admired it for being realistic and as something I can identify with, unlike most programs which sanitises things. When the Covid 19 pandemic hit the world, it felt like I was living in an episode of The Tribe and the inspiration naturally came. I wanted to create these graphics to honour the show that helped me through tough times. As the show's motto goes: "Keep your Dream Alive."
HQ 3 DISCOM Graphic work
During my time in army, I was the head of my unit's publicity. Although I was hardly given any photoshop work as I was more involved with photography and videography. With the exception of the Coin Template and COC Invitations, everything here was created after my departure as a thank you to the people who made my journey a memorable one. I deeply miss my life in HQ 3 DISCOM and it's very close to my heart. The posters are very cinematic-like and are based from my point of view. Each of us have our stories to tell and if I could tell my army journey through a movie, this would be the posters that publicise such a thing.
The Good News 2019
Nanyang Polytechnic
Stagearts 1st Alumni Production
I was the overall person responsible for the publicity for NYP StageArts 1st alumni production, The Good News 2019. The show's plot was mystery and journalism, which I followed as the theme for all of the numerous designs. We had a Instagram account where everything was uploaded and publicised @thegoodnews2019 to promote the show. I'm very grateful for the opportunity I was given and it was very fun doing these graphics. It's a special memory as I myself was also one of the actors. After the show was over, I made a special series on our Instagram that covers the long but interesting process of the production. Its purpose was a throwback and to give a behind-the-scenes look for anyone interested.