A collaboration between RMIT and Bear Sanctuary Ninh Binh of FourPaws. Our mission was to create a calendar and eco-friendly gift pack for the Sanctuary. Utilizing 3D models, I produced a motion graphic along with many 3D and Graphic design assets and visual elements to promote both the calendar and gift pack we designed.

At trakc, a robotics and automation company, I had the opportunity to work on a large-scale project that involved rebuilding the brand's entire visual identity. The company initially only had a logo, so I was tasked with creating a comprehensive brand guideline, designing a stationery system, and developing a website from scratch—all without prior coding experience. Additionally, I produced two motion graphics: one to explain the mechanism of their smart warehouse and another to promote the brand.Leveraging my skills in 3D modeling, I integrated 3D elements to enhance the website's user experience and crafted motion graphics that were predominantly 3D. With the assistance of Ngoc Nguyen, we successfully completed the brand guideline and also revamped the original logo.To build the website without coding, I utilized Webflow, a powerful tool for UI/UX designers. In this process, I essentially took on the roles of an entire UI/UX team, handling every aspect of the website's creation on my own.

Adidas has developed creative product design techniques to promote sustainability. Our team designed a shoe to help communicate this theme in the modern world. We focused on the concept that even small actions can have a big environmental impact. Noticing the enthusiasm for sports among the youth in our city, we saw the challenge of shrinking play spaces in developing countries. Despite this, kids use their creativity to make new spaces for soccer. Our project aims to design safe footwear for kids, encouraging them to imagine and create their own sports world using the resources they have, drawing on our childhood imaginations for inspiration.