This poster reflects "Spring."

Scense is an navigational application that serves as a guide for destinations for desired scents. Smell is everywhere, yet there hasn’t been an application made that acts as a guide where users can visit based on that location’s scent or smell. Not only is this a navigational guide app, it is an app that is community driven as well. Users from all over the world can log their memories they had with a certain destination and scent — even finding a destination that reminds them of that memory. Memories are how we remember scents, and vise versa, scents help us remember our most precious memories as well.

My app is called "Kkul." Kkul is a slang for “great, fun” in Korean and directly translates to honey as well. For that reason, I chose to focus on the honey part of the design along with the aesthetic of it.

Throughout my zine, I use doodles that express the beauty related procedures, such as plastic surgery related stitches and procedures. I also express standards generally seen in Korea, such as head size or proportions. These doodles are shown throughout my zine.

I chose to do my rebranding on the Museum of Contemporary Photography for CD4. Below shows the finished results and the bottom shows the progress of how I got to these results.

Below is the poster section of my hypothetical exhibition, "Remembrance of Things Past."

I chose to design Ramune bottles for this project (to give a brief on what is Ramune, Ramune is a Japanese drink that generally refers to a carbonated soda). I wanted to create a concept that would appeal to young adults as many of grew up drinking Ramune as children, thus through my Ramune—I wanted my audience to relive the experience of drinking Ramune that wasn't target for children (as the original bottles are associated with children).