Dreamypark is a place where imagination comes to life through simple geometric shapes.

Traverse is a fictional bookstore brand that allows people to travel to different places and times. The mark is made of concentric squares that evoke a sense of travel.

Hansang is a fictional Korean restaurant brand specializing in Hanjeongsik, a traditional Korean meal featuring a variety of dishes served together.

For my personal branding, I created a monogram using the geometric forms of the letters C and P, emphasizing simplicity and efficiency.

This cover series consists of two classic mystery novels by Agatha Christie: The A.B.C. Murders and Crooked House.

My Best Friend’s Exorcism is a story about two teenage best friends whose friendship is tested when one of them becomes possessed by a demonic force. Set in the 1980s, the story blends horror, friendship, and dark humor.

Finding Self

Inspired by Colorforms, a classic children’s toy introduced in 1951, I created a set of illustrations using circles based on its colorful vinyl shapes that cling to a glossy play board.

“The Pause That Refreshes” was a slogan used by The Coca-Cola Company in 1929. The idea was to show a time of day for a refreshing Coca-Cola.

“Catch the Wave” was a slogan used by The Coca-Cola Company in 1986. The idea was to find the waves within the Coca-Cola Spencerian script.

“Have a Coke and a Smile” was a slogan used by The Coca-Cola Company in 1979.

There is love inside every Coke bottle.

After the rain, there will always be a rainbow.

I collaborated with Megan Libby, a colleague and graphic designer at The Coca-Cola Company, to create a booklet celebrating the brand’s worldwide presence. The inside covers feature archival images alongside modern reinterpretations.

This mashup uses the colors Coke Red, Coke Life Green, and Diet Coke Gray.

This was my tribute to Tom Farrell, Senior Design Director at Coca-Cola Global Design, upon his departure from the company.

“Ice Cold Sunshine” was a slogan used by The Coca-Cola Company in 1932. I created this mashup to convey a cheerful, refreshing feeling, suggesting that Coca-Cola could brighten a person’s day while quenching their thirst.

This mashup was created to celebrate La Fête Nationale, France’s national holiday commemorating the French Revolution and symbolizing a new beginning for the nation.

I worked with Frederic Kahn, Design Director at Coca-Cola Global Design, to design vehicle graphics promoting the “Taste the Feeling” campaign across the United States.

Experience the magic.

At Coca-Cola Global Design, designers were asked to create posters celebrating the partnership between The Coca-Cola Company and Google. I combined the Coca-Cola logo with Google’s logo mark to form the word “GO,” symbolizing progress and collaboration.