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The AFCA-BC homepage header and "Welcome to AFCA-BC!" introduction, with the organization's logo, wordmark, and a photo of members at a club event.
Client Project

AFCA-BC

An ongoing website redesign and web design relationship with a real professional organization, from a first coherent visual direction through continued stewardship of the live site today.

Blenz Coffee onboarding screen, with the brand mascot illustration and the Blenz Coffee wordmark.
Course Project

Blenz Coffee

A team redesign of Blenz Coffee's mobile ordering app, addressing the usability problems left by its rushed, COVID-era launch.

FlightBook sign-in screen with the Abbotsford Flying Club wordmark and wing emblem on a plain white background.
Course Project

FlightBook

A course project redesigning how Abbotsford Flying Club's members log flights and connect with each other, built from two separate concepts that research led the team to combine into one platform.

The current SFU Kendo Club emblem, a circular badge with a frontal view of the men (helmet) and dō (chest armor), framed by two crossing shinai, in SFU's official red and white.
Personal & Organizational

SFU Kendo

An ongoing visual identity and communication-design role for SFU's student-led kendo club, a new mark and wordmark applied across posters, apparel, and social media.

The Pop Art: Fabrics & Fashion microsite home screen, a layered neon-green collage of 1960s–70s fashion imagery over "POP ART fabrics & fashion," with Exhibition, Tickets, and Artists navigation and the line "from warhol to westwood."
Course Project

Pop Art

A team academic project reimagining Textielmuseum Tilburg as a conceptual client, an interactive event microsite built around Wolfgang Weingart's design philosophy and extended into a matching offline campaign.

In-engine environment shot of Emendavimus's cyborg-city environment, glowing cyan towers under a starry, lightning-lit sky.
Course Project

Emendavimus

A VR narrative experience confronting participants with an ethical dilemma about human-cyborg augmentation, built by team iHuman as SFU's IAT 499 graduating project.

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