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Music, Poster, Design
Clients: moon tang, Warner Music
A tour identity for Moon Tang’s “25+1”, transforming an album-inspired narrative into a luminous, stage-driven visual system through a bold, studded title design.
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Client: Tricho Hair
Agency: Ron C Design
A brand identity system and packaging design for Tricho Hair, applying a structured, grid-based visual language to express a science-led ethos and ensure clarity and consistency across the product range.
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Client: JupYeah
An event identity for JupYeah’s Resell Library, a pop-up second-hand department store, using Y2K-inspired visuals and a notebook metaphor to express personal curation, sustainability, and playful discovery.
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A self-initiated communication design project transforming textile waste into reusable craft materials, combining identity design, instructional systems, workshops, and digital content to promote accessible up-cycling and circular thinking.
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Client: The Chinese Artists Association of Hong Kong
A 15-page e-booklet and theatre poster for The Chinese Artists Association of Hong Kong, translating traditional Chinese opera into engaging, research-driven visuals with illustration, editorial layout, and custom iconography for young audiences.
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Client: Simply Bowls
Agency: Ron C Design
A rebranding project for Simply Bowls, redefining a lawn bowls club through a mascot-led identity system that communicates inclusivity, energy, and an active lifestyle beyond traditional sports culture.
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Client: The Grand
Agency: Ron C Design
A premium mooncake packaging design for The Grand, translating the Mid-Autumn lantern tradition into a layered unboxing experience through light, shadow, and refined material detailing.
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Clients: moon tang, Warner Music
An album cover for moon tang’s “water comes out of my eyes”, translating emotional contrast into a poetic visual language through watery typography and melting imagery, expressing vulnerability beneath a cool, composed exterior.
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Clients: moon tang, Warner Music
A live show identity for moon tang’s first solo concert, using typographic contrast to visualise emotional duality — softness versus restraint, and the tension between what is expressed outwardly and felt within.
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