administrator | Ana Wong

LE Engineering : Logo & Business Card

By administrator
July 18, 2012
Identities,Print

Le Engineering is an innovative professional electrical engineering company that is client-focused, that strives for excellence and believes in quality.

Runner Up Ideas

I technically submitted 6 because I was feeling generous, but mainly because I could not decide.

Playing off the electrical symbol with ‘LE’ to illustrate the spirit of innovation.

Playing off ‘LE’ and the insignia, representing excellence and quality.

Thinking out of the box. It is bold and unique. It holds all the values that represents the company and the icon illustrates the industry of the business. My personal favourite. I like the visual twist.

Winning Idea

Converted the ‘LE’ into a simple, clean icon.

Business Cards

Precise TM Website

By administrator
June 1, 2012
Web

The Brief: Precise Transcript Management wanted a clean and simple site that would showcase their services.

The Solution: Kept the website look and feel similar to that of the brochure. Illustrations are added to convey their product and services. Colours are extrapolated from the logo.

URL: www.precisetm.com

Wedding Invitations : Ellie & David

By administrator
May 18, 2012
Print

The Brief: Elegance and the bride-to-be love sparkles!
Requirements: Bilingual – Cantonese and English.
Concept: Tiffany (again). This is a classic example of a GREAT brand that is widely recognized.

Whiplash Dragon Boat Website

By administrator
March 1, 2012
Web

The Brief: Redesign the website to better showcase team events, sponsors and achievements.

The Solution: Designed a clean CMS website that allows team executives, and members to easily update the content of the website.

URL: www.whiplashdragonboat.ca

Revay Holiday Greeting

By administrator
December 31, 2011
Video

Finally found a place to apply my Flash skills. Here is my latest holiday project for Revay and Associates. Who doesn’t like animated pictures? Merry Christmas everybody!

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Precise Transcript Management

By administrator
September 27, 2011
Print

Precise Transcript Management is a company that simplifies the transcription process for the courts across North America.

Business Cards

Created a unique shape to reflect the uniqueness of the product; more importantly, we want them to stand out.

Keep Whipping

By administrator
September 27, 2011
Identities

Poster designed for the Whiplash Dragon Boat team for their End of Season Celebration and Fundraiser.

“Keep Whipping” is the perfect tagline to represent the team’s enthusiasm for growth and challenge.

Wedding Invitations : Christine & Tam

By administrator
September 23, 2011
Print

The Brief: Elegant and classy invitation.

Concept: Tiffany – diamonds, sparkles, clean, classy, and just because the bride LOVES her diamonds.

Envelopes

Envelope with rhinestone detailing

Cover with rhinestone buckle

Clean and simple invitation.

Inside with rhinestone detailing.

Directions & Reply

Placecards for guests – Each card was hand cut one by one. Yes, that was over 200 butterflies.

Yellow Lady’s Slipper

By administrator
August 19, 2011
Uncategorized

Like most girls, I LOVE flowers. I’m always inspired when I pass by the florist, or go for a walk with nature. Lucky for me, I was able to borrow Ontario Wildflowers: 101 Wayside Flowers from my guy. Thanks!!! He loves flowers just as much as I do, if not more than. I am amazed at the selection of beautiful flowers we have in Ontario. I decided to make a study of it for the next little while… maybe for the next 101 days.

So to start off, here is my rendition of the Yellow Lady’s Slipper (cypripedium parviflorum).
I love its shape and the details on the petals.

Plant: Erect perennial 20-80 cm tall.
Fruits: Oblong capsules containing some 15,000 seeds.
Blooms: May to July.
Habitat: Moist roadsides and woodlands.
Distribution: Native across North America.

A Chair For Reading

By administrator
August 18, 2011
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I have been going over my past work and this is one of those projects that I will never forget. It came from the heart.

Not too long ago, I think it was Year 1 or Year 2, I had a project for my 3D class at OCAD, to design and build a light fixture that meets the following requirements.

Depending on your luck, you could draw only two pieces of paper – floor, table, wall – and – read, eat. With my luck, I picked out ‘read’ and ‘floor’. What?! I have to read ON the floor? Who does that?! But the answer was right in front of me.

The cute munchkins are my inspiration – my nieces!

After endless nights of doodling (it really was only 6 nights and days), tracing, cutting, wire stripping, snipping, sewing and stuffing, this is what I ended up with…

I managed to carry it into class without knocking one down, or getting struck by a car.

It fits her just fine, and with room to grow!

This was definitely one of the most memorable projects during my University studies.

How can you forget a big bunny with ears that light up?