Art Direction Module under RMIT University

Left to Right: Final submission for the “art exhibition”, classwork on trying out different styles of design in order to work on our skills.

Top row: CD Casing

Bottom Row: Movie Posters

Clockwork: Stamp for the carnival, Mockup Facebook ad of a “Create Your Own Bubble Tea” application, coupons for the carnival, vouchers, and stamp sheets for the games.

top three: the functions of the advertisement, page by page.

bottom: busstop ad mockup.

This module, Media Business Management was made for us to understand media laws and what it takes to be a part of the legal media industry. Our grades were given based on industry standards, depending on how professional and well-planned our proposed show would be.

This magazine was created our our feature writing class. We chose to create a magazine on cafe hopping with full guides on the best drink and brunch places. (click to see full pages)

pages of my design: cover, content, page 1, 4-5, 8, 10-11, backpage.

Events such as Hair for Hope (in collaboration with the Children's Cancer Foundation), Scarefest, and an annual play (adaptations of local playwrights) were part of our expertise.

Along with my team of five, we created different collaterals to market the play to the whole campus. From tickets to posters, to our own playbills, my team created it all. These were the items I designed for the event.

Top: Logo

at that time, i was very interested in vectors and layering. in the midst of searching for my design style, i had to go through periods of bad work, which helps me form my best work today.

second row, left to right: location poster, seeking out performers for our carnival

My main job scope besides handling finance, would be Social Media Managing and creating graphics for social media pages and adverts.

Currently, Threadlighly sits on the second floor of Queensway Shopping Centre. Although no longer non-profit, we still donate a portion of our sales every month to our chosen monthly beneficiary. Most recently, our beneficiaries have been The Project Hills, TwilightLOVE, ItsRainingRaincoats, and OogaChaga.

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