Interface Visual Languages 05—INSTACOLOR
Web
instacolor.co ︎
One color varies depending on filters. Depending on Instagram filters, several colors appear in one similar tone. In the distant future, Instagram could be a company that leads color trend and sets up a standard color system. This speculative website provides people with the colors that have been adjusted by Instagram filters.
FIRE SALE
Flyer, 11 × 17 in, Riso Printing
Web
Made at FISK
FIRE SALE happened in the summer of 2017. It was held by FISK Projects. This promotional design was inspired by vernacular sale graphics. Four different flyers were printed by a riso printer and put on the wall in Portland. Online promotion using Instagram was also used for the sale.
KUCD Graduation Exhibition 2014 Promotional Website
The promotional website design for the 2014 KUCD Gradation Show features animated arrow images to emphasize the directional and dynamic theme. The rainbow hovering effect celebrates diversity.
These days, the arrow is not just a symbol used to show direction, a particular space, or an object. From weapons humans used, through imaginary pictogram to icon signs that demonstrated the direction of progress, now a visual language used to express abstract ideas like speed, prosperity, looking forward to something further, and so on, is exposed in different places. It has been going around in this world actively. Inside diverse visual environment through the development of media, the arrows inside the 'compass', which expresses the overflowing stream of information and also lead directions, will soon resemble us who will set foot in the society and take action as design communicators.
This year you can have a peek at what direction all 70 different arrows are heading to at Konkuk University Communication Design 2014 Exhibition. There are 4 different points in graphic design. Through those 4 points, we want to tell and share with everyone in which form and in which direction the arrows are moving forward. The living arrows will wander around, find wide roads, and sometimes encounter a wall and go back. Even who knows, if the arrows will greet someone in another form. Sometimes, with a cheerful or serious attitude, we will think over those directions; and just like an arrow moving forward, we and our compasses will catch right away the route and will be running breathlessly.
We are still moving and alive.
This year you can have a peek at what direction all 70 different arrows are heading to at Konkuk University Communication Design 2014 Exhibition. There are 4 different points in graphic design. Through those 4 points, we want to tell and share with everyone in which form and in which direction the arrows are moving forward. The living arrows will wander around, find wide roads, and sometimes encounter a wall and go back. Even who knows, if the arrows will greet someone in another form. Sometimes, with a cheerful or serious attitude, we will think over those directions; and just like an arrow moving forward, we and our compasses will catch right away the route and will be running breathlessly.
We are still moving and alive.
Konkuk University
Communication Design Major
Graduation Show 2014
November 20 → November 25, 2014
Konkuk University Art & Design College B1F → 1F
10:00 am → 6:00 pm
Exhibition Committee
Chair: Yoon Mingoo
Vice Chair: Eom Jeongheon
Management: Lee Nuri
Exhibition Design: Kim Jooyoun, Park Hyohwan
Graphic Design: Kwon Kiyoung, Seong Eonhyeong
Motion Graphics: Lee Kitak
Website Design: Hong Junki
Public Relations: Kim Haerhin
Clerk: Jung Eunmin
Communication Design Major
Graduation Show 2014
November 20 → November 25, 2014
Konkuk University Art & Design College B1F → 1F
10:00 am → 6:00 pm
Exhibition Committee
Chair: Yoon Mingoo
Vice Chair: Eom Jeongheon
Management: Lee Nuri
Exhibition Design: Kim Jooyoun, Park Hyohwan
Graphic Design: Kwon Kiyoung, Seong Eonhyeong
Motion Graphics: Lee Kitak
Website Design: Hong Junki
Public Relations: Kim Haerhin
Clerk: Jung Eunmin
FISK Gallery Website
Web
fiskgallery.com ︎
Made at FISK
a DAY TO BE ALIVE
Web, App
Daily journals, as a database, can be used to create abstract images. This web application amasses its users’ journal entry as a database and offers services using the information. By creating a map that shows different users in the area with similar mood values, the app reminds the user of his or her connectedness to the world.
