Versatile graphic designer with a strong passion for brand design, moving images and compelling storytelling.

More than 6 years in the industry both in Malaysia and the UK, my experience ranges from printed to digital, original to guidelined, B2B to B2C marketing.

Serious design stuff aside, I do like having a little fun with my work and would always try to inject that energy in everything I do!

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How to Be a Good Ancestor

Brief

For this university motion graphics project, our task was to create a visual representation of Roman Krznaric’s talk How to Be a Good Ancestor. Rather than interpreting the speech literally, we explored the concept of legacy, sustainability, and how individual actions can impact future generations.

The project required collaboration in a small team, combining multiple art styles into a cohesive animation while translating abstract, complex ideas into an engaging visual narrative.

As a group of three, we began by storyboarding the entire animation together to ensure a consistent narrative flow. Once the structure was finalised, each member was assigned ‘assets’ to illustrate based on colour codes. Since everyone worked in different styles — from hand-drawn to vector — the visuals initially felt disjointed.

Storyboard context: Items within the pink outlines are the assets I drew

To bring everything together, I combined and animated all the assets, unifying them through a scrapbook-inspired aesthetic with textured, cut-paper visuals. This approach tied the mixed styles into one cohesive look that reflected the project’s theme of connection and collective impact.

Aisyah Abd Munir – Storyboarding/Assets/
Animation
Brandon Puckett – Assets/Research
Vivian Wong – Assets/Documentation

Done as a University brief