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My name is Biheng (Ellie) Sun. I am a Graphic Designer and Motion Designer.
Currently I am a designer/animator at Brand New School.
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3 ROOMS
You be Good, I Love You
Downhill
The Drawing Center
Citta
To design without leaving trace
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Reel 2023
[2D] Freitag
[2D] Temple Jar
[3D] 8 Guys
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Senior Thesis Book:
Is it possible to design without leaving trace?
School project at School of Visual Arts
Instructor: Peter Ahlberg
Book Design
Is it possible to design without leaving trace?
School project at School of Visual Arts
Instructor: Peter Ahlberg
Book Design
In the process of Designing, it is common that people imitate others' work conciously and uncounciously. For novice Designers, this happens even more often. Design, as a creative discipline, has always emphasized innovation and originality. We always leave Traces in the Design process, it may be your obvious style, the picture in your mind; to a lesser extent, your layout, typography, illustrations, colors... Every Design decision you make leaves a Trace of you. Some of these traces are recognizable, others may be known only to ourselves.
Is it possible to Design without leaving a Trace? What if you're copying something that's a bit similar but not exactly the same? How can you be considered copying? And what's the difference between copying and using it as inspiration/homage? Can you guarantee that you haven't copied at all? Can you guarantee that the work you think is 100% "original" is unique in the world?
Is it possible to Design without leaving a Trace? What if you're copying something that's a bit similar but not exactly the same? How can you be considered copying? And what's the difference between copying and using it as inspiration/homage? Can you guarantee that you haven't copied at all? Can you guarantee that the work you think is 100% "original" is unique in the world?
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