
Student Project (Gunnar)
Hong Kong Design Institute | Year 2
This was a collaboration with Gunnar, a brand known for gaming-specific eyewear. I designed a concept that enables gamers to switch lenses according to different usage scenarios.

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// Challenge
Create a youthful and functional eyewear concept that enhances visual comfort across various gaming environments, while aligning with Gunnar’s brand identity and technical standards.
// Philosophy
Flexibility and adaptability were core to the concept. I wanted to design a product that supports gamers’ diverse needs while keeping aesthetics bold and modern.

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// Solution
+ Designed a modular lens system for easy lens swapping.
+ Created lens options tailored for different lighting and screen conditions.
+ Used lightweight, youth-oriented materials to appeal to the gaming demographic.
// Actions
+ Collaborated with Gunnar’s design brief and brand guidelines.
+ Researched emerging trends in gaming lifestyle and accessories.
+ Explored material innovation for both function and aesthetics.
// Deliverables
+ Modular eyewear concept with interchangeable lenses.
+ 3D prototype renderings and material specifications.
Student Project (Levi’s)
Hong Kong Design Institute | Year 2
A design collaboration with Levi’s, this sunglasses concept draws inspiration from the brand’s iconic 501 jeans, its signature red tag, copper rivets, and rugged aesthetic.

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// Challenge
Design sunglasses that reflect Levi’s brand heritage while standing out as a unique fashion accessory.
// Philosophy
Brand storytelling through design was key. I translated Levi’s visual identity into the product using material, color, and form to evoke authenticity and nostalgia.

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// Solution
+ Applied denim textures and aged copper-tone hinges to reflect Levi’s signature jeans detailing.
+ Embedded the iconic red Levi’s tab inside the frame to subtly enhance brand recognition.
+ Created a bold, slightly retro silhouette to align with the rugged identity of the Levi’s brand.
// Actions
+ Analyzed Levi’s brand DNA and applied it visually.
+ Integrated brand elements such as stitching color and button details.
+ Designed a strong silhouette with vintage cues.
// Deliverables
+ Branded sunglasses design concept.
+ Concept sketches and final renders.
Design for HK Eyewear Design Competition
Student Group
This concept was submitted to the Hong Kong Eyewear Design Competition, themed around the symbol of the dragon in Chinese culture.

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// Challenge
Design a statement eyewear piece that integrates cultural symbolism with product functionality, and is feasible for actual production.
// Philosophy
I wanted to celebrate Chinese heritage through form and symbolism, translating the power, grace, and prestige of the dragon into wearable design.

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// Solution
+ Shaped the frame and temples as one continuous form to mimic the fluid motion of a soaring dragon.
+ Used strong, minimalist lines at the front and sweeping curves at the temples for dynamic visual flow.
+ Selected rose gold and black to evoke elegance, power, and the dragon’s timeless symbolism.
// Actions
+ Developed a symbolic concept grounded in cultural research.
+ Explored frame and arm integration as one continuous shape.
+ Collaborated with manufacturers in the final stage to produce a real prototype.
// Deliverables
+ Functional eyewear prototype presented at final judging.
+ Cultural design narrative for competition submission.
