In 2015, I was commissioned to design some product brochures and PowerPoint slides for Imcomp. The purpose was to promote nLighten touchscreen displays.
Category: Artwork
NGA Artwork (2014-)
In my spare time during National Service, I made a series of digital paintings based on my setting Solphos, as well as various characters and settings created by my friends from No Goblins Allowed.
Pokémon Revolution Red (2013)
Pokémon Revolution Red was a parody of Nintendo’s Pokémon games that cast the player as a ten-year-old communist revolutionary. It was created using the Pokémon Essentials kit for RPG Maker (which has sadly been taken down due to a DMCA).
Harmony (2011)
This educational board game about China-Japan relations was created for a Social Studies school project.
The basic idea was that you had three pieces — a handshake representing diplomacy, a cannon representing military power, and a crown representing sovereignty. Each turn you drew a card from the event deck, then chose one of the outcomes to move your pieces across the game board. You would immediately draw another card if you landed on the Turning Point space. The first player to have two pieces at the finish line would win the game.
I created this game when I was 15 and didn’t have a great grasp of East Asian geopolitics. Looking back, I realize that the country of China is represented by the flag of only one of the modern states claiming the territory (not ideal) and the country of Japan is represented by the Imperial Japanese war flag (also not ideal). If I were to make it again, I would represent China and Japan with less controversial symbols, like a dragon for China and a chrysanthemum for Japan.
Chou Xiao Ya (2009)
I designed the promotional graphics and ticket stubs for a local musical performance called Chou Xiao Ya (English: The Ugly Duckling).
Chin Kee Yong 