Last updated 10/26/2025

Jennie is a student and designer currently pursuing a BFA in Graphic Design with a concentration in Computation, Technology, and Culture (CTC) at the Rhode Island School of Design. Born in Los Angeles and raised in Seoul, South Korea, she is passionate about producing human-oriented and informative designs through visual language, interactive media and wordplay.

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01.Soul Design Conference
Better World by Design (BWxD)
2025
Sizes vary

Posters,  Social Media Posts

Designed the brand identity of Better World by Design, a joint student-led initiative at Brown University and Rhode Island School of Design that celebrates the interdisciplinary collaboration between designers, educators, innovators, and learners, and the annual design conference, through producing social media materials and posters as part of the graphic design committee.

02.Tack Typeface
GD Type 1
2025

11 x 17 in, 
Double sided 

Typographic Poster

Created a typeface inspired by thumbtacks in both lower and uppercase sets with three variations of regular or roman, outlined, and extra bold designs. A total of four modules derived from the thumbtack as a visual reference were utilized and manipulated to produce the typeface and its variations.


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03.Tack Motion
2025

11.25 x 11.25 in
Animated GIF

Motion Graphics

Developed an animated GIF utilizing “Tack,” a typeface I previously created for my Typography I course, to depict the form of thumbtacks, as the singular module and inspiration referenced while making the typeface, and their usage.


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04.Object Posters : Seashell
GD Design Studio 1
2025

11 x 17 in
Single sided

Poster Series

Produced a series of two posters that revolve around an identical subject of seashells. Rendered photographs and typographic elements were employed to visualize the texture, qualities, forms, and emotions evoked from a seashell as the main object.



05.The INDY: Volume 51
The College Hill Independent
2025

11 x 17 in
Newspaper

Editorial Design

Designed the layouts of page spreads for the INDY’s Volume 51 editorial.  Two issues have been finalized and published in printed copies.  Ongoing and upcoming issues are to be produced.


06.Weird Plant Encyclopedia
2023

2.76 x 4.72 in
Micron Pen on Paper

Package Design


Developed an encyclopedia that consists of information on an array of plants and floras that are widely known for their peculiar appearance and traits. Organized the format into an accordion book for easy access and tangible interaction that allows viewers to separate the pages and transform the product into small postcards. Scanned hand-drawn illustrations were done by micron pens of different stroke thicknesses on paper.


07.Freshly Rebranding
2023

Tote Bag (11.5 x 11 in) 
Leaflet (4 x 13 in) 
Checklist (3.3 x 11 in)

Package Design

Designed a rebranded identity for the former NYC-based meal delivery service, “Freshly.” Specified the service’s product by replacing the meal delivery service that consists of multiple cuisines and dining options with a kit of fruit and vegetables tailored to a specific menu for crafting smoothies and homemade beverages that are still provided with the same delivery system. Strived to infuse a vibrant and dynamic quality into the brand's overall image through a meticulous selection of typefaces, icons, and color schemes.


08.Planto
2023

Poster (11.7 x 16.5 in)
Sizes Vary

Package Design

Produced a fictional plant delivery service under the name “Planto” for consumers to be accustomed to the increase in the homebody population and the interest in indoor hobbies post-COVID-19. The brand provides a personalized plant maintenance service that prioritizes comfort and connection, in which customers can  entrust their plants to the brand during their early stages of development and later reuniting with them once the plants have fully flourished.
 

09.The Metamorphosis
2022

8.3 x 11.7 in

Laser Cut Typography

Created a custom typeface “Cockroach Sans,” whilst exploring and elucidating the thematic element of 'change' inherent in Franz Kafka's novel "The Metamorphosis.” Linked to the narrative's contextual nuances, the font was designed to mimic the gradual distortion of visual elements, effectively reflecting the protagonist, Gregor Samsa’s, transformative journey.



10.Experimental Book Design
2022
Vol 1 (3.93 x 5.9 in)
Vol 2 (5.9 x 8.66 in)
Vol 3 (7.87 x 12.60 in)
Paper and Laser Cut Acrylic

Book Design

Developed three experimental book designs using “Cockroach Sans,” the font created from Kafka’s novel as aforementioned. All three books encapsulate the contents and page layouts of the three chapters from the original novel within the symbolic form of a cockroach, delving into the essence of the narrative. Representing individual chapters, the books vary in size, font style, and layout, symbolizing the narrative's evolution. An image of a cockroach-like creature emerges when the pages come together in a single chapter, a metaphor for the novel's protagonist, Gregor Samsa's, physical and psychological transformations. The typeface Noto Sans was utilized for the novel's content and text, and was also morphed throughout the story to create a warped and unsettling appearance.


11.Free My Zoo
2022
2.5 X 2.5 X 6 in
(Per package)
Paper and PVC sheets

Package Design

Designed packages tailored for children by blending zoo maps and organic elements, and implemented animal plush toys, inspired to address the complex issue of artificial enclosures in zoos that negatively impact captive animals' physical, mental, and behavioral well-being. The packaging represents both captivity and freedom; the front cover shows a map of a zoo as a route to freedom, whereas the plush toy is constricted within the box.