Kate is a graphic/ brand designer based in NYC. She recently graduated from the School of Visual Arts with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Design. (Read more)
Selected Projects
J.P. Morgan Payments
Meow WolfDispatch
Time Capsule
Ambient 1: Music For Airports
Ru Guo
Imperfectionist
Bit Festival
City Museum
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Meow Wolf "Change Your Frequency"
Live Action | Campaign Video
BUCK recently had the honor of teaming up with Meow Wolf to create "Change Your Frequency," a psychedelic teaser celebrating the opening of “Radio Tave” at Meow Wolf Houston.
The film stars Houston rapper Fat Tony as a new-age, spiritual car salesman, inviting viewers on an interdimensional trip filled with eclectic visuals and Meow Wolf lore. The journey is a lo-fi, retro-future, handmade extravaganza that captures the spirit of the exhibit and culminates at the mysterious ETNL radio station, at the heart of the exhibit.
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Dispatch
Brand Identity | Campaign Design
The brand focuses on preventing the rise of painkiller abuse and overdose among Gen Z. Certain types, and improper use of painkillers can lead to many adverse effects, especially for teenagers, such as addiction, overdose, delayed growth and development of brain, height, bones, hormones, etc.
Pain patches, on the other hand, have significant pain relief for soft-tissue injuries like strains, sprains, and bruises. Most importantly, they are considered to be safer than painkillers. With a brand new look of pain patches, Dispatch supports the young generation in beating addiction or the habit of taking painkillers.
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Time Capsule
Risograph Print | Editorial Design
2024 is an important year for me or anyone graduating this year. It is the year to transition from student life to the world of work; I am sure I would miss being a student a lot, so I wanted to capture the things that happen during this month (would expand to the whole year)by riso printing every page of the day, and hand writing every occasion to preserve these memories on a physical calendar as my time capsule.
Each day has its frame surrounding the numbers, which you can see as doors or windows guiding you to a new world or milestone.
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Ambient 1: Music For Airports
Album Package Redesign | Exhibition Identity
Redesigning album package for Brian Eno's "Ambient 1: Music for Airports" requires a deep understanding of the album's themes, and Eno's artistic vision. The album, released in 1978, is a superior work in the ambient music world known for its tranquil and minimalist compositions designed to soothe the anxious atmosphere of the airport terminal.
I experimented with various directions to redesign the cover. I ended up with the abstract, cloud, and paddle-looking visual that coheres with his music's serenity and charm. Furthermore, there would also be a meditation exhibition for people to enjoy the visuals, and calm their mind while listening to his music.
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