A part of our 3D projects’s requirement is to create a realistic interior of a house that is not only design-wise but also function-wise. We love minimalism as it makes it easier for us to create a focal point of a certain object in a picture - in this case, it’s the magnificent mirror that works as a decoration as well as a nice addition to the credenza.

We designed all our objects exclusively to meet our client’s needs and specifications. Above everything else, we believe that a picture must be able to communicate aesthetically to its audience, which goes hand in hand with our client’s satisfaction.

This was the second alternative for a packaging design of Dexa Medica’s product of food supplement for diabetic. The design was simple and yet eye-catching. The idea behind the uneven colorful bars was that the product would maintain the consumers’s life and longevity in their daily activities.

This packaging design for food supplement was a project from Dexa Medica, a local pharmaceutical company in Indonesia. We were aiming for a classic packaging design where it depicted a healthy life of a grandfather with his grandson, which was what the product was created for.

This design was one of the alternatives that we created for the client to choose. The logotype we chose was strong and reassuring, and color combination of green and purple emphasised the supplementary factor of the product that aimed for the consumer’s health and longevity.

Greentack was a logo that was specifically developed to assist PT. Dynea Indria’s (the manufacturer of Lem Fox) needs for an environmentally friendly adhesive.

The combination of dark and light greens and modern typography in this logo delivers the message that the company wanted to achieve for the product’s image; an eco-friendly, water-based adhesive that would reduce risking the consumer’s health and fire hazards.

On the image above, the Greentack logo was applied on its introductory brochure.

Another quirky illustration of a girl in pink kimono. Her face was inspired by the Japanese chibi manga character circa 1980s - indicated by the almond-shaped and less complicated (compared to most of the typical shōjo manga) coloring of the eyes as well as the usage of light and darker pastel tones blended together.

Click on the image to view the original sketch, which was done in Flash and later on colored in Photoshop.

Cutesy design is our thing! Which was why we had a lot of fun creating this illustration. Japanese Manga-inspired, Bubble Bath girl was a sexy and vibrant illustration, which would be perfect for something like a design for book cover or a mascot for a bath and body product.

Click on the image to view the original sketch, which was created in Flash and later on colored using Photoshop.

To help promoting Dominé Bakery’s new cupcake line, we designed a flyer as a way of introducing the product to the consumer. The aim was to keep it as simple and communicative as possible.

We believed that by being consistent with the new theme color for the brand (gold and burgundy red), our client would benefit the fact that the consumers would get familiar with the brand reconize it straight away from the colors that were used in Dominé Bakery’s promotional tools, such as the website which beared its logo, packaging, business card and last but not least, this flyer.

Dominé Bakery was a well-known bakery and cake shop in Bekasi, Indonesia, and they gave us the project to renew their image into a fresher, trustable brand. We designed a whole new logo as well as a line of packaging and brochures/flyers for them. The combination of the color burgundy and gold was what the client specifically asked from us to be incorporated into their promotional tools.

This is a  3D-modelled design for the packaging which was going to be made from a plain white box, covered over with a red band that was sealed with a sticker bearing the Dominé Bakery’s logo, as well as the business card that was attached underneath it.

Anita, the sexy Indonesian blogger from Scotland, finally chose this design for her blog header. She loved the previous design but she wanted something less graphical, so we suggested using a silhouette of a girl, and in our minds we were thinking of a girl lying down on her stomach with her laptop casually opened in front of her.

The original design for this header was that the girl in the picture was actually bare feet, and Anita suggested her to have a different hairdo; like her hair being tied into a pony tail or being let down to fall on her shoulders, but in the end we decided that the messy, scrunched up hair looked best, because it was effortlessly sexy and relaxed.

This is a design of a blog header for Finally-woken.com, which is owned by my friend, Anita. She wanted a unique blog header that was classy and feminine, a one of a kind, as well as a logo that suited the theme of her blog, which talked about her experience being an Indonesian expatriat living in Scotland.

She loved how the words “Finally Woken” was associated with a butterfly. It was her wedding invites that gave me the idea to incorporate the butterfly to it, because we thought it suited the whole meaning of the words - a butterfly finally awaken from its cocoon.

The Girl with the Macbook was inspired none other from Anita herself, and we thought it was a nice idea to make an illustration of her with it.

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