skills
Visual Design
Interaction Design
Prototyping
slide deck design
Research
tools
Figma
Premiere
duration
july - august 2022
Project
design
explorations:
Mobile UX/UI Design
Extracurricular club Work
posters
motion graphics
flyers
roles
Visual designer
Interaction Designer
User Research
A collection of promotional materials I designed fouild local art communities while supporting indie artists.
DESCRIPTION
Vancouver is home to a strong artist community, with events, exhibitions, and galleries hosted quite often. However, artists are struggling with making ends meet due to low visibility of their work despite Vancouverites expressing interest in attending these types of events. Thus, what if a centralized app existed to help Vancouverites be more aware of activities they can partake in to help support their local art scene?
Project
design
explorations:
sfu anime club
Academic Project
Mobile app
slide deck design
User research
roles
President
social media Coordinator
secretary
events coordinator
An experimental app designed to build local art communities while supporting indie artists.
DESCRIPTION
Vancouver is home to a strong artist community, with events, exhibitions, and galleries hosted quite often. However, artists are struggling with making ends meet due to low visibility of their work despite Vancouverites expressing interest in attending these types of events. Thus, what if a centralized app existed to help Vancouverites be more aware of activities they can partake in to help support their local art scene?
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When designing Artrium, we took into consideration user flows and interactions that would allow and encourage our audience to easily discover art-based events. Based on user interviews and research, major factors that increased event attendance were based off of distance, time, and social incentives.
Art allows us to feel connected to the communities around us, expand our worldview, and brighten our lives a little bit. While Vancouver has an active art community, our audience finds it difficult to find out about the latest art-related events and activities, regardless of medium or scale, and are either fairly isolated or exist in a small group of artists.
