Love Our ‘Hood initiative
Standee Design
Standee Design
The Love Our ‘Hood initiative @ Mountbatten is the first of the Citizens’ Workgroups organised by the Municipal Services Office (MSO) as part of the SG Together Movement. The inaugural Mountbatten Workshop is a partnership with the Mountbatten Citizens’ Consultative Committee (CCC), and supported by various government agencies and community partners to co-create ground-up solutions for municipal issues.
Illegal parking has been an ongoing issue at Mountbatten. It has been challenging to eradicate inconsiderate parking behaviour even with the deployment of parking enforcement actions. Working together with six other resident volunteers, we came up with a series of designed posters with eye-catching illustrations and humorous messagings to educate drivers to be more considerate and mindful when parking.
In 2022, we received a grant from MSO to put up these signboards along Tanjong Rhu View as well as Meyer and Tanjong Katong to deter illegal parking behaviour. These signboards have, by many accounts, drastically reduced the problem of illegal parking as residents (and non-residents) welcomed these refreshing designs.
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Illegal parking has been an ongoing issue at Mountbatten. It has been challenging to eradicate inconsiderate parking behaviour even with the deployment of parking enforcement actions. Working together with six other resident volunteers, we came up with a series of designed posters with eye-catching illustrations and humorous messagings to educate drivers to be more considerate and mindful when parking.
In 2022, we received a grant from MSO to put up these signboards along Tanjong Rhu View as well as Meyer and Tanjong Katong to deter illegal parking behaviour. These signboards have, by many accounts, drastically reduced the problem of illegal parking as residents (and non-residents) welcomed these refreshing designs.
Reimagining Singaporeans
Integrated Campaign
The Crowbar Awards 2021: Good, Digital & Innovation — 1 Gold, 1 Silver
Exhibited at OPEN STUDIOS, a first-ever partnership between Cineleisure and LASALLE College of the Arts
Integrated Campaign
The Crowbar Awards 2021: Good, Digital & Innovation — 1 Gold, 1 Silver
Exhibited at OPEN STUDIOS, a first-ever partnership between Cineleisure and LASALLE College of the Arts
Borne out of anecdotal accounts of the people who were forcibly displaced from a home, Reimagining Singaporeans seeks to bring awareness about statelessness in Singapore and offer a provocative perspective on how these citizenry documents may no longer be the definitive notion of our identity. It is a visual documentarian project that strives to challenge the root concept of citizenship through the accounts of the stateless and hopes to continually articulate the pertinent question of what it truly means to be Singaporean.
LASALLE Open Studio 2021
Key Visual Design
Key Visual Design
Open Studio 2021 showcases work-in-progress of the students from the School of Design Communication. Aimed at sharing best practices, it allows for students at varying levels of study to situate themselves in their educational journey as well as to be inspired by different practices. Industry partners, alumni and prospective students are invited to view the works and network with current students.
Netflix Poster 2020
Poster Design
Shortlisted Netflix Poster Design (2020)
Poster Design
Shortlisted Netflix Poster Design (2020)
To commemorate Singapore’s 55th National Day, Netflix teamed up with LASALLE students to re-create popular local TV series and films that included the classic TV sitcoms Under One Roof and Phua Chu Kang Pte Ltd, as well as the films 12 Storeys and I Not Stupid.
Based on the film, 12 Storeys by Eric Khoo, the theme of perspectives became apparent. The exaggerated forms of the characters helped convey the perspective of which our point of view is very close to the ground. It is the type of poster that makes us think again and realise the concept behind after the screening.
SeaShorts Film Festival 2020
Key Visual Design
Key Visual Design
The theme for SeaShorts’s 2020 edition was Reimagining Short Films, Reinventing Southeast Asia – an invitation for Southeast Asian filmmakers to come together, to share our visions and stories that are both unique and yet familiar to each other, and to weave the future narrative of the region while constantly challenging the idea of what a short film can be in today’s media landscape.
