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Station (Awarded)

Station (Awarded)

Peace Camp, Okinawa

Peace Camp, Okinawa

Bus Stop

Bus Stop

Pavilion

Pavilion

Nightscapes

Nightscapes

Seascapes

Seascapes

Product Brand Photography

Photography

Series I’ve shot over the years, including the award-winning Station.

An escalator under station signsStationHonorable Mention, International Photography Awards 2020 People gathered around a table at the peace camp in OkinawaPeace Camp, OkinawaFebruary 2020 A small bus stop beside an empty roadBus StopJinju, South Gyeongsang A pavilion among trees and rocksPavilionHamyang, South Gyeongsang Apartment towers at nightNightscapesBusan A bridge in mist over the seaSeascapesBusan
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28 projects10 product cases12 brand projects6 photo series6 working productsHover or tab through to preview. Click one to open it.
Product design
oosmYou’re hereResearch, design and build, soloIn use at the clinicIn use at the clinicOutreachYou’re hereDesign and build, solo, October 2026In use, demo liveIn use, demo liveWater Reuse ConsortiumYou’re hereUSC ReWater Center, Spring 2024LaunchedLaunchedDimensional Fund AdvisorsYou’re hereAdvisor platform, Dec 2024 to May 2025Proof of conceptProof of conceptCrossfadeYou’re herePersonal project, 2026I use it dailyI use it dailySieveYou’re herePersonal project, 2026I use it dailyI use it dailyTaleTotsYou’re hereSenior thesis 2024, working app 2026Live appLive appArtifyYou’re hereUSC Roski Sustainability Competition, Fall 2023Won the competitionWon the competitionKitchen Next DoorYou’re hereUSC, Spring 2022Academic projectAcademic projectRE:TractYou’re hereSpeculative design, 2023ConceptConcept
Brand & communication
BHC ChickenYou’re hereClient work, Advue DigitalIn-store postersIn-store postersCoPack Inc.You’re hereClient work, Advue DigitalPhoto libraryPhoto libraryHanmi BankYou’re hereClient work, Advue DigitalBilingual guideBilingual guideNewslettersYou’re hereClient work, Advue DigitalSeveral clientsSeveral clientsAllMerits AssetYou’re hereClient work, Advue DigitalBrochureBrochureOpen BankYou’re hereClient work, Advue DigitalStory deck, rebrandStory deck, rebrandLayers of TimeYou’re hereBrand & communicationEarlier workEarlier workLuminaYou’re hereBrand & communicationEarlier workEarlier workGolden ExperienceYou’re hereBrand & communicationEarlier workEarlier workBranding FragranceYou’re hereBrand & communicationEarlier workEarlier workSafety SignageYou’re hereBrand & communicationEarlier workEarlier workTypo-MorphismYou’re hereBrand & communicationEarlier workEarlier work
Photography
StationYou’re herePhotographySeriesSeriesPeace Camp, OkinawaYou’re herePhotographySeriesSeriesBus StopYou’re herePhotographySeriesSeriesPavilionYou’re herePhotographySeriesSeriesNightscapesYou’re herePhotographySeriesSeriesSeascapesYou’re herePhotographySeriesSeries
oosmIn use at the clinicResearch, design and build, soloA case library for a dental clinic. Staff tag consented treatment photos, prepare similar cases before a consult, and show them at the chair.
OutreachIn use, demo liveDesign and build, solo, October 2026An AI team that researches companies, finds the right person and drafts the letter. Every fact shows its source.
Water Reuse ConsortiumLaunchedUSC ReWater Center, Spring 2024My prototype became the live site. 40% more engagement and 1,000+ ReWater Center sign-ups by December 2024.
Dimensional Fund AdvisorsProof of conceptAdvisor platform, Dec 2024 to May 2025A platform where financial advisors find market slides, make them their own, and take them to a client.
CrossfadeI use it dailyPersonal project, 2026Moves your liked songs and playlists between music services, Melon and FLO included, in the exact order you saved them.
SieveI use it dailyPersonal project, 2026Paste any link and keep every picture and video on it, minus the ads. Runs from my phone’s share sheet.
TaleTotsLive appSenior thesis 2024, working app 2026A storytelling app where kids make characters and read stories starring them.
ArtifyWon the competitionUSC Roski Sustainability Competition, Fall 2023A USC-only exchange for materials, ideas and rewards.
Kitchen Next DoorAcademic projectUSC, Spring 2022An app where a home cook hosts a dinner and a stranger books a seat.
RE:TractConceptSpeculative design, 2023A tag, a bin that weighs, and an app that turns throwing away into points.
BHC ChickenIn-store postersClient work, Advue DigitalPosters you can decide from in line.
CoPack Inc.Photo libraryClient work, Advue DigitalA photo library buyers believe.
Hanmi BankBilingual guideClient work, Advue DigitalA Korean guide with the paths drawn out.
NewslettersSeveral clientsClient work, Advue DigitalOne skeleton, a different mood each time.
AllMerits AssetBrochureClient work, Advue DigitalA brochure you can open at any page.
Open BankStory deck, rebrandClient work, Advue DigitalOne deck in four movements.
Layers of TimeEarlier workBrand & communication
LuminaEarlier workBrand & communication
Golden ExperienceEarlier workBrand & communication
Branding FragranceEarlier workBrand & communication
Safety SignageEarlier workBrand & communication
Typo-MorphismEarlier workBrand & communication
StationSeriesPhotography
Peace Camp, OkinawaSeriesPhotography
Bus StopSeriesPhotography
PavilionSeriesPhotography
NightscapesSeriesPhotography
SeascapesSeriesPhotography
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oosm1 of 10 · Product design
  1. WhyEvery patient saw the same six cases.
  2. First interviewMy favorite idea didn’t survive the first interview.
  3. Before the chairMost of the work happens before the consult.
  4. At the chairA prepared set opens straight into the consult screen.
  5. How it was checked37 problems found. 36 fixed in two days.
  6. Built for the clinicBuilt for the clinic’s Wi-Fi and budget.
  7. OutcomeWorking end to end, in real consults.
  8. After launchThe first change from clinic feedback.
  9. What I learnedAsk what they already tried.
PreviousRE:TractNextOutreach
1/9Why2/9First interview3/9Before the chair4/9At the chair5/9How it was checked6/9Built for the clinic7/9Outcome8/9After launch9/9What I learnedDoneNext: Outreach
Outreach2 of 10 · Product design
  1. WhyGood advice, and a lot of work behind it.
  2. The teamSeven teammates, and two who never chat.
  3. How it was madeFrom a list to a team, in nine days.
  4. Checking the workTested from the outside, round after round.
  5. The designResearch, check, write, seal.
  6. Where it standsIn use, and early.
  7. What I learnedTrust is earned one fact at a time.
PreviousoosmNextWater Reuse Consortium
1/7Why2/7The team3/7How it was made4/7Checking the work5/7The design6/7Where it stands7/7What I learnedDoneNext: Water Reuse Consortium
Water Reuse Consortium3 of 10 · Product design
  1. WhyOne visit, a short window, and research that deserved better.
  2. How it was madeFive months, from demo concepts to a launched site.
  3. The conceptsThree sites from one brief. Scroll inside each.
  4. The designWhat a first-time visitor sees, and why it is there.
  5. Try itThe prototypes, as they were presented.
  6. OutcomeConcept to launch, with the intent intact.
  7. What I learnedDesign for the visit you actually get.
PreviousOutreachNextDimensional Fund Advisors
1/7Why2/7How it was made3/7The concepts4/7The design5/7Try it6/7Outcome7/7What I learnedDoneNext: Dimensional Fund Advisors
Dimensional Fund Advisors4 of 10 · Product design
  1. WhyThe material existed. Finding it, and making it theirs, did not.
  2. StructureThree kinds of content, because advisors reach for them for different reasons.
  3. How it was madeFrom a first call to two rounds of screens.
  4. The designFind it, open it, present it, take it along.
  5. OutcomeA proof of concept, and where it stopped.
  6. What I learnedLess content, better found.
PreviousWater Reuse ConsortiumNextCrossfade
1/6Why2/6Structure3/6How it was made4/6The design5/6Outcome6/6What I learnedDoneNext: Crossfade
Crossfade5 of 10 · Product design
  1. WhyA thousand liked songs, in an order worth keeping.
  2. ResearchGood tools, which stop at the border.
  3. How it was madeSeven steps, starting from a real library.
  4. The designCalm paper and ink, one warm accent.
  5. The appSix things the others don’t do, or don’t show.
  6. How it was checkedReal accounts reveal what a demo hides.
  7. What I learnedWhat building the real thing taught me.
PreviousDimensional Fund AdvisorsNextSieve
1/7Why2/7Research3/7How it was made4/7The design5/7The app6/7How it was checked7/7What I learnedDoneNext: Sieve
Sieve6 of 10 · Product design
  1. WhyA small chore, repeated until it was worth fixing.
  2. ResearchGood downloaders, each covering one slice.
  3. How it was madeSeven steps, starting from a real batch.
  4. The designDeep blue-black, one assertive blue.
  5. The appSix things the others don’t do, or don’t show.
  6. How it was checkedOne real batch taught the product more than any test.
  7. What I learnedLeaving things out is a feature.
PreviousCrossfadeNextTaleTots
1/7Why2/7Research3/7How it was made4/7The design5/7The app6/7How it was checked7/7What I learnedDoneNext: TaleTots
TaleTots7 of 10 · Product design
  1. WhyIt started as a thesis question about AI and children.
  2. ResearchParents wanted progress they could see. Children wanted something to make.
  3. How it was madeSeven steps, from a survey to a working app.
  4. The designRounded, bright, and one colour per place.
  5. The appWhat a child can do, and what a grown-up can see.
  6. How it was checkedParents and educators on the prototype, and what code revealed.
  7. What I learnedA working product reveals what a prototype hides.
PreviousSieveNextArtify
1/7Why2/7Research3/7How it was made4/7The design5/7The app6/7How it was checked7/7What I learnedDoneNext: Artify
Artify8 of 10 · Product design
  1. WhyEvery freshman buys the full kit. Half of it sits in a closet.
  2. ResearchStudents struggle to get materials, and buy ones they never use.
  3. How it was madeThirty days, from a survey to a pitch.
  4. The designForest green, marigold, and a mark that works on a tote.
  5. The appWhat a student can list, find, book and earn.
  6. Off the screenA brand that could walk around campus.
  7. How it was checkedStudents on the prototype, then the board.
  8. What I learnedSustainability wins when it is the easier option.
PreviousTaleTotsNextKitchen Next Door
1/8Why2/8Research3/8How it was made4/8The design5/8The app6/8Off the screen7/8How it was checked8/8What I learnedDoneNext: Kitchen Next Door
Kitchen Next Door9 of 10 · Product design
  1. WhyTwo years of eating alone, and a restaurant that doesn’t fix it.
  2. How it was madeOne semester, from a survey to a prototype people could tap.
  3. The designOne green, a glass in a speech bubble, and the food doing the talking.
  4. The appWhat a host does, and what a guest does.
  5. OutcomeA prototype people understood, and one thing they asked for.
  6. What I learnedLead with the system, then let the food talk.
PreviousArtifyNextRE:Tract
1/6Why2/6How it was made3/6The design4/6The app5/6Outcome6/6What I learnedDoneNext: RE:Tract
RE:Tract10 of 10 · Product design
  1. WhyA good law with a bad onboarding.
  2. How it runsThree parties, one scan.
  3. The appThe resident’s side: a code, a map, and the points.
  4. The brandA bin lid for a mark, and a name that says take back.
  5. Try itThe prototype, and the deck it came from.
  6. OutcomeA system on paper, and the questions it leaves.
  7. What I learnedDesign the step people skip, out of existence.
PreviousKitchen Next DoorNextoosm
1/7Why2/7How it runs3/7The app4/7The brand5/7Try it6/7Outcome7/7What I learnedDoneNext: oosm
BHC Chicken1 of 6 · Brand & communication
  1. What arrivedThree offers, their prices, and a lunch window.
  2. What I madeOne job per surface.
  3. Also for BHCThe same rules, in store and on Instagram.
  4. The whole setAll nine pieces, at full size.
  5. What this demonstratesA poster that doesn’t convert is a funnel with a drop-off.
PreviousAll brand workNextCoPack Inc.
1/5What arrived2/5What I made3/5Also for BHC4/5The whole set5/5What this demonstratesDoneNext: CoPack Inc.
CoPack Inc.2 of 6 · Brand & communication
  1. What arrivedTwo problems in the brief: nothing usable, and nothing believable.
  2. What I madePictures a buyer stops noticing.
  3. Also for CoPackClients’ packaging, rendered in use for Instagram.
  4. The whole collectionThe Instagram posts, then the library.
  5. What this demonstratesMaking a packaging company look like it can actually make packaging.
PreviousBHC ChickenNextHanmi Bank
1/5What arrived2/5What I made3/5Also for CoPack4/5The whole collection5/5What this demonstratesDoneNext: Hanmi Bank
Hanmi Bank3 of 6 · Brand & communication
  1. What arrivedThe material for a guide, and a spreadsheet of accounts.
  2. What I madeThe paths, drawn instead of described.
  3. Also for HanmiThe rest of the guide, and the bank’s everyday pieces.
  4. The whole guideAll fourteen pages, then the bank’s pieces.
  5. What this demonstratesA financial guide that has to land in two languages.
PreviousCoPack Inc.NextNewsletters
1/5What arrived2/5What I made3/5Also for Hanmi4/5The whole guide5/5What this demonstratesDoneNext: Newsletters
Newsletters4 of 6 · Brand & communication
  1. What arrivedA different brand, a different offer, and the same deadline.
  2. What I madeThe skeleton holds. The treatment carries the occasion.
  3. Also in the systemThe same skeleton, across the roster.
  4. The whole setAll twelve sends, at full size.
  5. What this demonstratesA recurring email system across an agency’s client roster.
PreviousHanmi BankNextAllMerits Asset
1/5What arrived2/5What I made3/5Also in the system4/5The whole set5/5What this demonstratesDoneNext: AllMerits Asset
AllMerits Asset5 of 6 · Brand & communication
  1. What arrivedRegulated, long, and revisited: three reasons a linear read goes unread.
  2. What I madeA map, a repeated opening, and a path through the dense pages.
  3. Also in the brochureThe rest of the twenty pages.
  4. The whole brochureAll twenty pages, in order.
  5. What this demonstratesLong-form information architecture for a reader who won’t go in order.
PreviousNewslettersNextOpen Bank
1/5What arrived2/5What I made3/5Also in the brochure4/5The whole brochure5/5What this demonstratesDoneNext: Open Bank
Open Bank6 of 6 · Brand & communication
  1. What arrivedA chronology, a footprint, growth figures and a set of people, each wanting a different form.
  2. What I madeTime as a line, place as a map, and one header system over all of it.
  3. Also for the bankThe one-pagers, a comparison round, and the posts.
  4. The whole collectionEverything made for the bank, in order.
  5. What this demonstratesInformation architecture on a document instead of a screen.
PreviousAllMerits AssetNextAll brand work
1/5What arrived2/5What I made3/5Also for the bank4/5The whole collection5/5What this demonstratesDoneNext: All brand work
Photography1 of 62 of 63 of 64 of 65 of 66 of 6
StationPeace Camp, OkinawaBus StopPavilionNightscapesSeascapes
Station1 of 6
Peace Camp, Okinawa2 of 6
Bus Stop3 of 6
Pavilion4 of 6
Nightscapes5 of 6
Seascapes6 of 6
Earlier brand work1 of 62 of 63 of 64 of 65 of 66 of 6
Layers of TimeLuminaGolden ExperienceBranding FragranceSafety SignageTypo-Morphism
Layers of Time1 of 6
Lumina2 of 6
Golden Experience3 of 6
Branding Fragrance4 of 6
Safety Signage5 of 6
Typo-Morphism6 of 6

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