Brochures and promotional materials for Patuh Syariah.

A series of Airport Advertisement.

Promotional items for events.

Posts for social media engagements.

A final project of Advertising subject that required designing a series of Advertisement for Listerine.

A final project of Advertising subject where creating a Advertisement poster for a chosen brand is the requirement. 

I was assigned to design a poster to create awareness about Covid-19 pandemic and to encourage people to stay at home to break the chain of the virus. This poster was made for MakerLab and to be posted on MakerLab's social media.

For graphic design project, I was assigned to work on a set of quotes. I designed a total of 10 innovation themed templates for the quotes using Adobe Illustrator.

These quotes templates are to be posted in MakerLab's Official website and social media, such as Instagram and Facebook.

I designed a logo for Makers@University that will be proposed to be used as a signage for maker space in 14 Malaysian public universities if chosen.

I was assigned to work on MakerLab's product catalogue design. The purpose of this catalogue is to display all products that has been produced in MakerLab so it will be easier for the visitors to take a full view of MakerLab's 3D printed products.

I made name keychains using laser cutting machine. For the first step, the keychains was designed using Adobe Illustrator. Black and white color are being used to determine the area to be engraved or to be cut. Lastly, the design will be saved into EPS file and opened in CorelLaser software to proceed with laser cutting process.

Recently, I was given a project to create a name card of my own using Laser cutting technology. I used Batik motifs and combined it with a bit of geometrical shapes in my name card design. The design was then engraved into the plywood and cut into a standard-sized name card.

Combining acrylics and plywood to make a medal as a final product.

Created a 3D buttterfly puzzle.

This cookie cutter was inspired by Pickachu, one of the most famous Pokemon characters. This cookie cutter was made using a tracing process in Adobe Illustrator, and later imported into TinkerCAD to be converted into 3-Dimensional objects. Lastly, it will be saved into STL formatted file and opened in Ultimaker Cura and saved into a gcode file before being printed in Ultimaker 3.