Visual Communication

Designed with Adobe Indesign & Illustrator

KSAIC Magazine

KSAIC Magazine is a student-led publication created by the Korean Student Association (KSA) publication team at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. This magazine serves as a platform to highlight campus life, art exhibitions, student events, notable SAIC alumni, competitions, and cultural insights. It features in-depth interviews, editorial content, and visual narratives that engage the SAIC community.

My personal contribution includes a four-page Michelin Guide spread, where I curated, designed, and assembled the content, showcasing recommended Korean restaurants in Chicago. The remaining sections of the magazine were collaboratively designed by each team member, with ongoing modifications and refinements made collectively. The final publication is featured on SAIC’s official website and distributed among students upon special request from the institute.

Illustration Poster: Screw It!

This project showcases a vector-based technical illustration of the Blue Ridge Rechargeable Screwdriver, created using Adobe Illustrator. It features a disassembled view of internal components, a technical line drawing for clarity, and a fully rendered product visualization emphasizing textures and lighting. An infographic layout integrates typography and annotations to effectively communicate key features. Demonstrating precision in technical illustration and visual communication, this design is optimized for manuals, advertisements, and marketing materials.

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