MENG CHU
HUANG
SELECTED︎︎︎
01 The National Gallery
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Identity design
02 Taiple
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Typography, poster design
03 Starbucks Commercial![]()
Advertising Campaign
04 Art Serve as a Form of Happiness![]()
Interactive product design
05 Moholy Nagy![]()
Editorial
06 Object Poem![]()
Packaging design *coming soon
07 Apple
Upon Request
CONTACT︎︎︎
megansusan1031@gmail.com
Open to work
ART SERVE AS A FORM OF HAPPINESS, 2023
Interactive Product Design
Role: Designer
Instructor: Georgia Bockos
Material: Capsules, paper
Award: IDA 2023 Multi-Media, Bronze
LICC 2023 Official Selection
Interactive Product Design
Role: Designer
Instructor: Georgia Bockos
Material: Capsules, paper
Award: IDA 2023 Multi-Media, Bronze
LICC 2023 Official Selection
Unveiling Joy Through Art:
Inspiring Happiness and Resilience in Life's Journey
This project is dedicated to spreading happiness through masterpieces. Art is often seen as a therapeutic outlet, meant to bring joy and delight to its audience. In a world where reality can be challenging, why not embrace works inspired by happiness? This doesn't mean we deny the existence of sadness; rather, viewing joyful art can stimulate and support us in coping with life's challenges. These hand-drawn illustrations and bookmarks are designed to brighten your day.
Take a pill and a bookmark, and here's to a wonderful day ahead!
Problem Statement:
How can we use art to find happiness and relieve mental stress?
We've come up with something special: an art vitamine called "ART SERVE AS A FORM OF HAPPINESS."
It's designed to bring a little extra joy into the lives of those dealing with daily stress and depression.
In the art world, masterpieces aren't just about melancholy; there are plenty of peaceful and joyful paintings too!
Why not brighten your day with a dose of daily happiness and explore some cheerful artworks to boost your mood?
Why not brighten your day with a dose of daily happiness and explore some cheerful artworks to boost your mood?
RESEARCH
Why does the Art History timeline matter?
In the 19th century, artists revolutionized the art world by expressing their deepest emotions and feelings through their paintings. While melancholic masterpieces are often celebrated for their emotional depth, it's important not to overlook the significance of joyful and peaceful paintings.
These artworks have the power to uplift our spirits, provide comfort, and offer a different perspective on life. By exploring the full spectrum of emotions captured in art history, we gain a richer understanding of the human experience and find resonance in both the struggles and triumphs depicted on canvas.
ART HISTORY TIMELINE
ILLUSTRATIONS
Van Gogh, Sunflower, 1888
Matisse, La Danse (Dance), 1910
Klimt ,The Kiss, 1907
The Birth of Venus, Cabanel, 1875
Credits
The following material was used for the creation of student work. All rights belong to the original copyright holders.