illustrator
Projects
Project1:
endo
Endo is a fine dessert shop,
I designed the logo and packaging for them.
I used the cyanotype technique to convey the idea that these desserts are gifts from nature and time.
They were red beans, wheat, peppercorns, and rice.
Project2:
Poplay
This is a set of key visual illustration designs I made for the Poplay Fair. The theme of this fair is retro and romantic lifestyle.
With the help of other designers, this set of illustrations is very well applied.
Project3: Stone Photography Studio
This is a soft and curing illustration design for an independent photography studio in Barcelona named STONE.
The owner of this studio is a Christian so she hopes that the logo can have some elements related to her religion.
In addition, I made a set of related illustrations to making new merchs.
The pattern on the border of my illustration is from a train station sign.
The handle of the sword on top of it (which I drew as a cross)
Barcelona's palm trees, seashells, seagulls, the Star of Bethlehem, the iron street lamps, the Ferris wheel on the Tibidabo hill and the House of Batlleau and even the Barcelona's sun, were all put into my illustration.
We also extended a mug as a merch as well.
The owner of this photography studio and I both like the design of little sun inside the mug.
The page numbers in this booklet are cleverly combined with a hide-and-seek counting scene.
The page numbers in this booklet are cleverly combined with a hide-and-seek counting scene.
magazine illustration
This is the illustration I made for a poem called "Treasure Box of Childhood"
🔑The text author's words are so delicate that they made my eyes wet. I remember a sentence says, "It seems that when you holding the rope in your hand, your friends will come."
In order to find some insperation, I opened my childhood treasure box as well. In the box, I found my first flight ticket, the flute I played, the photo of me and a Coca-Cola polar bear, the stickers of Inuyasha, and a paper-made heart that I can't remember who gave me this.
✨I painted the treasure box in a dreamy color because I wanted it to have the feeling of Doraemon's time machine.
To find some insperation, I opened my childhood treasure box as well. In the box, I found my first flight ticket, the flute I played, the photo of me and a Coca-Cola polar bear, the stickers of Inuyasha, and a paper-made heart that I can't remember who gave me this.
✨I painted the treasure box in a dreamy color because I wanted it to have the feeling of Doraemon's time machine.
I hided my family picture on this illustration.✨
Zine: All about the Backs
For the cover I chose this sketch I did in Bologna, Italy
I enlarged the scale of the couple's backs in the sketch to emphasise the zine's theme of backs.
At the same time, I used terrazzo floors, which can be found in both Bologna, Italy and Guangdong, China. I think terrazzo could be an appropriate intermediary medium to bridge the visual and cultural differences in this zine.
I didn't mean to draw backs at first, I accidentally drew a lot of backs because I was afraid to look at strangers, I was organising my sketchbook when I discovered the timidity in my drawings and made it into this zine.
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Insert page
The emerald green card below is a design behind these two men's sketches, to explain why I put them together.
(Firsty, the visual similarity of willow tress and fireworks. Secondly, the things our eyes see during the day and at night are different. During the day, I can see the colors on the rower's clothes, but at night, I can't see colors, and I can only use lines to draw what i observe)
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Spring is for...
This is my zine about spring, which is made up of my sketches.
But what makes it special is white card on the right - I used seed paper! Seed paper contains seeds inside, so if you're willing, you can try to plant it!
When i was sorting them i realize i can divided them into four parts：
animals plants riverside and people,
then I made up this little poem：
Spring is for Creatures
Spring is for greens
Spring is for river
Spring is for people
and spring is for me...
And you!
The text is written in my left hand, it has the feel of a little bug crawling through the marks
I like to try different materials like watercolor and oil pastels
and i use some soft pastels here to reach this hazy atmosphere.
which is perfect for spring
These paintings were all done in Cambridge on the River Cam
I really like putting my hand in the chilly river in the early
spring. I think it's one of the ways I could enjoy it better
These are daffodils, which are very common in the UK and are often seen as a symbol of spring.
and this is part of river Cam, and it has many willow trees along the bank
The text of this part is 'Spring is for people’. So I ‘ve put so many skectes that people gathering together to have a picnic or go to the music festival.
(The changing)
As you turn the pages, you'll also see the green of the background fade from the dark green of late winter to the bright green of spring - until the first little flowers bloom in spring and the image turns a bright, soft yellow, just like the feeling that spring gives to people.
And you!（ so if you're willing, you can try to plant the seed paper! and you can follow the instructins here. Then, spring will come from my zine to your place!
So, this little zine not only has beautiful pictures, it also has a simple structure and a nice little surprise in the end.
hope you like it!
portraits
I like to use quick brush work to show each person's unique look
Collection of seaside sketches：Go to sea
Seagulls can easily evoke thoughts of the seaside. So, when designing the packaging for this set of seaside-themed postcards, I created a seagull envelope. It’s not only uniquely shaped but also can be used to decorate your wall.
For me, sketching is as natural as drinking water. It is casual and spontaneous. Growing up on a peninsula, I naturally created sketches of the coast from spending time playing by the seaside. Yet, capturing a seaside landscape isn't particularly challenging for me, but my focus lies in documenting what moves me emotionally.
I love using sketching to capture the temperature, atmosphere, and everything about that day, trying to embed these experiences into my drawings like keeping a diary flow.
When I encapsulate these beautiful feelings into my sketchbook, it brings me joy, much like collecting pretty seashells and putting them into my pocket.
Sketching Just Like a Joyful Seashell Hunt for me. I gradually find it less strange to take out my sketchbook in public. I'm grateful for the strict teachers at the Cambridge School of Art who pushed me hard. Initially, I stumbled along, but gradually found my stride. Now, I feel like a gleaming train steadily moving forward, always ready to pull out my sketchbook and draw wherever I go.
Moonlight Moonlight on the Ground
Unpublished picture book
Little sprout’s family runs a busy lantern shop. She loves to help but is too small to do much. Her mom gives her a singing lantern to play with, and as she plays, she falls asleep… entering a magical world of imagination.
The Mid-Autumn Festival is near, Little sprout's family lantern shop is very busy.
Underground Dragon
Unpublished picture book
In the dark dark underground world lives a confident underground dragon. He climbs upward, dreaming of shocking the town. But what awaits when he breaks through? Let’s find out.
Spring is for...
Unpublished picture book
This is a board book for babies. Following the butterfly’s path, readers can enjoy a simple, beautiful spring story with visual cues to help little ones learn and explore new words.
