To see more of my projects, contact me via email.
junwoo.je.95@gmail.com
Creative Intern - Stept Studios
Feb 2024 - May 2024 (4 Mos)Create pitch decks and social media materials.
Assist in designing marketing strategies.
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Visual Design Intern -
UNDP
Sept 2023 - Feb 2024 (6 Mos)Produce visual content to support UNDP’s Digital Strategy.
Design graphics for brand perception on social media.
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UI / UX Design Intern - Nuubi
Sept 2023 - Dec 2023 (4 Mos)Assist in UI/UX design for an EdTech app.
Transforming wireframes into functional designs.
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Graphic Design Intern - ALWRLD
Jul 2023 - Aug 2023 (1 Mos)Designing promotional materials for marketing initiatives.
Creating graphics for digital marketing.
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Graphic Design Intern - Boosted Biz
June 2022 - Aug 2022 (3 Mos)Assisting sports players in establishing brand identities.
Creating brand logos for the brands.
Chelsea F.C. Fan Community ApplicationBranding, UI/UX Design, Concept
The Blue Connect application, inspired by my experience as a Chelsea F.C. fan, aims to deepen connections between fans and players through shared creativity. This platform allows fans to showcase their artwork related to the team and enables players to engage with these creations. The app's visual identity aligns with Chelsea F.C.'s brand, using Arial for body copy and Redzone for headlines. The color palette includes the team's blue and yellow-green hues, with red added to reflect the logo. Designed for inclusivity and ease of use, the interface is simple and features a 'Team News' banner to keep fans updated. Blue Connect emphasizes the importance of fan-made works in enhancing the bond between the team and its supporters, fostering a sense of community within the Chelsea F.C. fandom.
Stept Studios Event InvitationBranding, Graphic Design, Editorial
Stept Studios regularly hosts a variety of events, including exclusive screenings of their latest documentaries and commercials, as well as other activities such as yoga sessions. When creating the invitations for these events, I was instructed by the social media director to design something simple and clean, without being cluttered. To achieve this, I minimized the use of images and focused on visual hierarchy in the design. By prioritizing essential information and using clear typographic contrasts, I ensured that the invitations were both aesthetically pleasing and easy to read. These invitations were used by Stept Studios on Eventbrite and distributed to the public.
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World Children’s Day (United Nations Development Programme)Social Media, Motion Graphics, Rotoscope
This video was created at the request of UNDP's social media team to commemorate World Children's Day. To capture the imaginative nature of children, I used the rotoscope technique to visualize the fantastical scenes they imagine in their everyday lives. For instance, I included images of spaceships and planets for a child in a spacesuit, bringing their vivid imaginations to life.
BrandingLogo Design, Brand Identities
During my time at Boosted Biz, I had the opportunity to work on branding for collegiate athletes in the United States who were eager to launch their own brands. I was responsible for designing their brand identities and creating logos tailored to their unique needs.
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International Day of Education (United Nations Development Programme)Social Media, Motion Graphics, Text Animation
I created this motion graphic to commemorate the International Day of Education, and it was posted on UNDP's social media.
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From Apathy to Awareness: ChangeMotion Graphics, Documentary
This motion graphic video was created for my college graduation exhibition. It tells the story of how I went from having no interest in climate change to becoming deeply concerned about the issue.
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Shelter Me: Infographics as Advocacy for Homelessness in LA Graphic Design, Infographic, Nonprofit Organization
As part of the Otis College "Shelter Me" class, I developed a project to highlight homelessness in Los Angeles, with a focus on racial demographics. This involved creating infographics that visually represent homelessness data, which were later used in SELAH Neighborhood Homeless Coalition's digital communications.
The first infographic utilized color-coded footprints to represent different racial groups, inspired by the idea that homeless individuals are often those who walk the streets most. This visual approach made the racial breakdown of homelessness in LA more accessible and compelling.
The second infographic focused on homeless youth, distinguished by race, with a design inspired by the perspective of lying on the street and looking up at the sky and buildings. This aimed to poignantly convey the daily realities faced by homeless youth.
These infographics were crafted not only to present data but to humanize the issue of homelessness and evoke empathy. The project demonstrates the power of design in advocacy and social communication, bringing critical social issues to the forefront and influencing public perception.