Mural Art Project for Kuching’s SGH Heart Centre (2014)
In 2014, a mural design project was commenced at the Sarawak General Hospital Heart Centre, on two blank walls near the entrance. According to the client’s needs, the mural is is preferably to have holistic visual image to convey happy, welcoming message to the public, and a heart symbol in it, depicting the hospital is mainly for patients with heart problems. The final design is based on Dayak culture motif, showing the Sarawak hornbill illustration, with lotus and heart holistic themed. The color chosen are associated with the Dayak color pattern and as well as Henri Mautisse's art style. These elements are what make the designs more Sarawak-themed and unique.
In 2014, a mural design project was commenced at the Sarawak General Hospital Heart Centre, on two blank walls near the entrance. According to the client’s needs, the mural is is preferably to have holistic visual image to convey happy, welcoming message to the public, and a heart symbol in it, depicting the hospital is mainly for patients with heart problems. The final design is based on Dayak culture motif, showing the Sarawak hornbill illustration, with lotus and heart holistic themed. The color chosen are associated with the Dayak color pattern and as well as Henri Mautisse's art style. These elements are what make the designs more Sarawak-themed and unique.
Kuching's Weather Forecast App
Packaging design for Sarawak Pepper
which shows different types of Sarawak pepper in the form of different Sarawak rainforest bird illustrations.
which shows different types of Sarawak pepper in the form of different Sarawak rainforest bird illustrations.
Packaging design for Sabah coffee
which shows different types of coffee in the form of different goat illustrations. The goat illustrations depict the history of coffee which can be traced back at least as early as the 9th century, in the highlands of Ethiopia. It is said that Kaldi discovered coffee after noticing that his goats, upon eating berriesfrom a certain tree, became so spirited that they did not want to sleep at night.
which shows different types of coffee in the form of different goat illustrations. The goat illustrations depict the history of coffee which can be traced back at least as early as the 9th century, in the highlands of Ethiopia. It is said that Kaldi discovered coffee after noticing that his goats, upon eating berriesfrom a certain tree, became so spirited that they did not want to sleep at night.
Book design for Sabah Coffee
Logo for a hypothetical Beartorium Tour Journey
Logo for Kuching's Friendship Park
