Card Design, 2018
AIGA Raleigh and HP Graphic Arts collaborated to create 100 card kits for the patients of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in an initiative dubbed Design for Hope. Here are my submissions.
Lettering Design, 2018
#HOMwork is a weekly prompt by the lettering artist Lauren Hom that guides creatives to stay creative.
The prompt was to letter little things that has the ability to ruin your day. A major “OH NOOOOO” is when I discover that there’s no vanilla in my vanilla latte AFTER I leave the cafe. This is such a spirit-killer, especially when that sugar was very necessary!
Visit my instagram to see the rest of my #homwork.
Lettering Design, 2018
#HOMwork is a weekly prompt by the lettering artist Lauren Hom that guides creatives to stay creative.
The prompt was to letter your favorite joke. Nail Salon joke by Angelah Johnson is my all time fav - this joke never gets old!
Visit my instagram to see the rest of my #homwork.
T-shirt Design, 2018
Proud Mom T-shirt designs for PossibiliTees. Available for purchase here.
Poster Design, 2018
Poster contest submission for the 49th Annual U-District Street Fair.
Visit U-district Street Fair for more information about the fair.
Lettering Design, 2018
Lettering piece designed for Evergreen Promising Cell Church for the Easter Sunday celebration.
Poster Design, 2017
Poster design for ARD's Pop Up show, hosted by Clementine's, a Seattle fashion boutique store.
Lettering Design, 2018
Daily Alphabet is a personal project of lettering caps to improve my lettering design and to prettify the internet.
Branding Design, 2017
Anguay Reed Designs is a local fashion brand in Seattle. ARD explores radical fashion that empowers and hopes to change the conversation through fashion. The new branding increases readability of the logo and reflects ARD's identity -- being bold and empowered.
Poster Design, 2017
Humorous instructional poster design for Cafe Belltown, a local Korean restaurant in Belltown, Seattle.
Editorial Design, 2017
Lookbook for Anguay Reed Design’s SS 17 Unlikely Collection.
View full lookbook here.
Fashion Design, 2017
Collaboration collection with Anguay Reed Designs, Unlikely Collection brings you one-of-a-kind #FashionThatEmpowers. The collection includes shirts, skirts, jackets, ties, and leather accessories, all handmade in beautiful WA state. #shoplocal
Photo: Brian Reed & Julisha Kim
Available at Anguay Reed Designs
Product Design, 2017
Gathering space for your favorite photos, cards, reminders, and memos. Perfectly sized for bookshelves and mantels, the versatile double-sided GROUPshot also works as a centerpiece, on a desk, and anywhere you want to transform your display into art. 'Forest' and 'Clouds' are shown below.
Photo credit: Launa Changnon
Available at Three By Three Seattle.
Product Design, 2017
Flower-inspired boxes that are perfect for jewelry, makeup, art materials, office supplies. Most-used items are cradled atop the metal lid for quick easy access.
Photo credit: Launa Changnon
Available at Three By Three Seattle, Papersource, The Container Store, Amazon, UncommonGoods and MoMA Store.
Product Design, 2015
Combo chalk + storage boards. Colorful elastic acts as a pouch to hold small items, with ample room left on board to jot chalk notes.
Industrial Design, 2014
Senior Capstone Project
A simplified and portable breast pump set targeted to help working moms by meeting their needs of time-efficiency, organization and portability.
Breast milk is, without doubt, the best source of nutrition for newborns. It's beneficial to babies' growth, development, immunity, and overall health in a way incomparable to breast milk substitutes such as infant formulas and animal milk.
According to the 2013 data and statistics provided by the Women's Bureau of the United States Department of Labor, there are 31 million mothers with children under 18 in the US and about 70% of them participate in the labor force. In order to provide healthy nutrition to the babies while working, working mothers utilize breast pumps in which are used to express breast milk so they can store extra milk and feed the babies later.
Unfortunately, breast pumps have not changed much since 1956. Current products do not meet the needs of working mothers: time-efficiency, organization and portability. On average, milk needs to be expressed every 3-4 hours for the duration of 10-15 minutes. Breaks at work are generally 10-15 minutes. Considering set-up and clean-up times, that is definitely not enough time. Furthermore, current products consist of too many parts and pieces that make assembly difficult and time-consuming. Consequently, organization and portability seem like two ambitious goals to achieve.
Industrial Design, 2014
Collaboration project with UW I-LABS, UW research group studying infant brain development with a MEG machine. Infant brain imaging chair and lift design.
I-LABS’s current machine is designed for adults, therefore, an apparatus requiring a lift and chair had to be adapted. It demanded we work with the current set-up which put considerable constraints on material and space. Also, a balance had to be struck between the requirements of the researchers and pleasing the child and guardian.
Babble Chair has a modular system. Scaled cushions create incremental adjustment and control movement. The harness is elastic for a comfortable snug fit, and easy to use with one fastening and adjustment. A simple lift with minimal mechanism utilized compressed air, a resource already available.
