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I finally adopted this version to focus on expressing my design style and philosophy-rough and full of impact, using simple lines, geometric figures and contrasting colors, and more emphasis on self-expression and impact than "looks beautiful" . I tried to use more abstract generalizations to express my style, but it was too difficult. In the end, I combined the form of graffiti wall to make this self-map. The impact and personalization of the graffiti wall has always been my goal. I know this map is a bit messy, but I hope it can be memorable. I always think that "untidy" and "savage" design can at least make a deep impression, which is very important in the information age.

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I really like Banksy's use of black and white plus high-saturation colors-the picture is sharply contrasted, focused and full of shock. In addition, I also admire the strong emotion he expresses with his rough brushstrokes.

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I have tried many black and white versions of the design, some of which are simple and some are complex. However, in the end, I chose the color version because I hope that bright colors can serve as my style signature. Red, yellow, and blue are the three primary colors of painting and the foundation of all color-related cultures. Also to highlight the color, I simplified the shape as much as possible, leaving only my initials as the basis of the shape. I choose simple and less regular fonts as the basis as much as possible to express my love for simple style and liberalism. In addition, I tried to express my love for rough brush strokes with the texture of crayon.

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My favorite picture of myself. The reflection in the car window is my only companion when I keep moving forward.

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I tried to paint the pattern texture with rough brushstrokes—in fact, the effect was much better than I thought, so that I adjusted the tone of the whole picture to give it the feel of peacock tail feathers.

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If I were to choose my favorite designer or artist-no doubt, Pete Mondrian.
His abstraction-ism is charming and unique. He is good at deconstructing concrete into abstract, and deconstructing complex into simple. Before I saw his work, it was difficult for me to imagine how much information the simplest lines and color blocks could contain, and how geometric figures could express emotions. I think every designer should take a look at Mondrian's artwork.

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The design is to package information in a variety of media forms, so as to ensure that the information can be conveyed to the minds of the audience through visual, auditory, tactile and other channels and understand and feel them.

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Creating a better world for future generations that fixes problems and creates solutions that are inclusive for everyone.

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Collection of Photos