Erika
Amper
I'm a designer passionate about various design disciplines such as UX/UI, Illustration, Branding, Architecture, and Interior Design. I find my inspiration from things I see around me, like the places I go to and the people I speak with—also, Pinterest. My goal is to expand my knowledge in sustainable design and have the practice instilled in my work. My love for design started from a very young age, and it has always fascinated me how designers can come up with innovative ideas then turn them into functional products. Over the pandemic, I learned how to build a canvas.
Coral Blaster
Coral Blaster is a game design project created to give biology students a fun and interactive learning experience. Designed to help enhance the ability of students to absorb information about the subject.
Creating a game for university students can be pretty challenging because it must be accurate and backed up with actual science. It will serve as another learning tool for students to use for their studies. Extensive research and user testing were crucial, for it is a tool to understand users' needs and follow the game's flow.
The game can be played on any electronic device for students to have access to it anytime.
Amber Alert
A capstone project where the goal is to re-design the Amber alert system into a more informative and user-friendly interface. We wanted the app to serve as a tool to access information and be updated with the cases quickly. We researched and studied how the current Amber Alert system works and how it delivered information to the users.
Sketch and Wireframes of the app redesign
Brand Identity
The final look of the app re-design. We also added another way for users to access the information, and that is through the web-app where necessary information is available.
Bucketfeet
The goal of the project is to create a series of illustrations for the campaign surrounding the grand opening of their first retail store, the Bucketfeet. Bucketfeet is a shoe store that collaborates with local or non-local artists to promote their designs and have an outlet to express themselves as artists.
The brand identity focuses on the founders and the various artists that design for Bucketfeet. The design elements represent the theme of the project, building a "Brighter World." The colour palette used surrounds the original colour of Bucketfeet.
The packaging and poster design of the project showcased the illustration of the campaign that encourages the public to visit the store and familiarize themselves with the brand.
The project also entailed creating a scale model of a pop-up shop for Bucketfeet.
Zauhaus
Zauhaus is a fictional contemporary and urban furniture shop known for its unique but minimalistic style. This project aims to create a brand identity that will capture the essence of the company.
The stationary of the brand showcases the use of the design elements and the logo.
Business cards
The logo represents a home that Zauahus strives to create with the pieces of furniture they carry. The color beige represents the minimalism and the clean, chic theme of the brand. Incorporating graphic elements to help showcase the brand's vibe to sell to its clients.
