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Visual Communication
Degree Show 2021


Jessica Eunchae Jung

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Hello! I’m a Visual Communicator and design student at the University of Technology Sydney. With my Fine-Arts and Graphic Design background, I have broad-spectrum and flexible ideas to apply to my works. I’ve worked with diverse clienteles and teammates in developing branding design, App & Web UX/UI and interaction design. I’m an enthusiast who loves reading the market trend, finding the user’s needs solving problems. If you're interested on my works don't hesitate to say "Hi!"
NeXus is an app to make a strong, historical bond between the people and the city focusing on old venues or things that still exist in the present. It's for the people who Strongly values history and heritage sites. NeXus is an app to make a strong, historical bond between the people and the city focusing on old venues or things that still exist in the present. It's for the people who Strongly values history and heritage sites. The Camouflage" is a photo book in 80s style with vibrant colours. This project mainly deals with "Juxtaposition" between 'healthy' and “non-healthy” snacks. The Camouflage" is a photo book in 80s style with vibrant colours. This project mainly deals with "Juxtaposition" between 'healthy' and “non-healthy” snacks. FUSE is a project organised with series of poster designs letting the public know about the upcoming new transition in the energy industry. FUSE is a project organised with series of poster designs letting the public know about the upcoming new transition in the energy industry. I've worked as a one of a UX/UI designer & an illustrator @ Hue Design team. The client for this project is Blue Mountain Women's Health and Resource Centre and we've worked Branding & Website Design for them. I've worked as a one of a UX/UI designer & an illustrator @ Hue Design team. The client for this project is Blue Mountain Women's Health and Resource Centre and we've worked Branding & Website Design for them.


UTS School of Design, Faculty of Design
Architecture and Building
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