Branding
MERCHANDISINg
3D mockups & visualization
FACE B is an independent publication highlighting cultural identities and stories across France, founded by Chiguecky Ndengila & Thu-An Duong.
After helping create a few visuals for them, I officially joined the team as a volunteer graphic designer. Beyond merchandise (t-shirts, stickers, collectibles) and 3D promotional animations, I now work on event flyers, website templates, and am currently contributing to a visual identity refresh. A project where I apply design across multiple touchpoints while supporting the magazine’s cultural mission.
LACE & MEMORY
Initial visuals developed for a t-shirt design, later adapted into a sticker sheet included in the magazine.
The concept is built around a lace doily : a strong symbol of heritage and domestic memory, within which I embedded photographs from the issue #02 photoshoot: couples, hands holding flowers, intimate details.
A visual blending tradition and contemporary storytelling, transforming editorial imagery into a wearable and collectible object.
‘Love Reveals Our Identities’
Inspired by stamp aesthetics, symbols of communication, travel, and personal narratives, each image becomes a visual emblem, transforming the t-shirt into a canvas that tells a story. The message is printed on the back to engage both the wearer and the observer, inviting reflection on identity, vulnerability, and connection. Through this process, the visual emphasizes the power of love to reveal and celebrate the diverse experiences that shape our identities.
3D & motion experiments
I created 3D mockups for the T-shirts and both editions of the magazine, allowing me to visualize the designs in context and experiment with composition, scale, and placement before production. To complement the project, I also produced a short video for Valentine’s Day, bringing the concept of love to life through motion and storytelling.