Illustrations / Graphic Design / Print Art

As a fan of Jimmy, I put together a small zine about his Western film career using old magazines and film clips. It covers his Western roles, his personality off-camera, fun facts about Western settings, and even filming restrictions from that era. If you love Jimmy or enjoy Westerns, I hope you enjoy this zine. The images are in a comic style, with some film stills creatively redesigned. I love Western scenes and am excited to share my own Western-inspired work!

In the design of Nonexistent Stage, I used a traditional folktale as an example, breaking the entire story into six scenes and first visualizing them through illustrations.

Designing a banner for a metal manufacturing company’s 2026 industry exhibition space, incorporating the industrial gray tones and the company’s signature colors.

The seawall at Taitung’s Beautiful Harbor requires renovation due to years of exposure to wind and sun. My proposal focuses on simplified fish silhouettes and incorporates colors that echo Taitung’s signature local blue.

Chaos and harmony are, in fact, two sides of the same coin. In this seemingly chaotic maze, we search, discover, encounter, and collaborate. Perhaps there is no defined "exit" in this maze from the beginning to the end, but we still strive to move, observe, connect, and create a harmonious order.

In the design of Nonexistent Stage, I explored how an innovated form of traditional opera could connect with the neighborhood, using colors commonly found in traditional opera to create atmosphere.

A curated collection of logo designs for my original brand, firearm parts business, handmade goods, and the Journey Book brand.

Created an entrance lightbox for a hidden Western omakase restaurant in Taitung’s alleys, using warm lighting and exploring multiple placements to find the optimal solution.

This is my visual concept for Amsterdam – the Water Experimentation Site. I illustrated the scenes I hope to be seen, imagining what we should encounter in an exhibition in the year 2035.

Photo Prop Board Design for the Cross-Generational Bilingual Training Program.

During a case study of Le Corbusier’s architecture, I studied Cubist paintings and practiced simulations, treating space as the focus and depicting multiple striking perspectives in a single visual.