📁 JAY MOON

Jay Moon is a current student in the Graphic Design BFA program with a concentration in computation at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD).
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COLLECTIONS MADE PUBLIC
The collection poster themed around dispersion and diffusion explores its content through two different topics. It captures the beauty of natural phenomena with rhythmic patterns and fluid motion, while the self-similar spread of urban chaos and disease emphasizes negative societal impacts. Both highlight the dynamic and contrasting forces of dispersion in nature and society.

  1. Dimensions: 27" x 40"
  2. Date: 2024
  3. Format: Print, and Laser Cut
  4. Design Tools: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, 
    and Indesign


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PRINT & PIXELS
Using a selection of complex, long-form texts, I designed readable and engaging typographic interpretations for three surfaces: mobile, desktop, and print. By approaching the design and typography to take full advantage of each medium and its offerings and strengths, while maintaining a certain level of consistency for the everyday multi-platform reader in each version.

  1. Dimensions: 8.5" x 11"
  2. Date: 2024
  3. Format: Print and Digital
  4. Design Tools: Adobe Illustrator, and Indesign


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PIMPLE NOTES
This filter flips the script on traditional beauty standards. Instead of highlighting 'ideal' beauty, it playfully adds random pimple dots to your face. Meanwhile, uplifting compliments like "Caring" and "Smart" pop up, reminding you that true beauty lies in self-worth.

Dimensions: Variable
Date: 2025
Format: Digital
Design Tools:  HTML, CSS, and Java Script  

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BROWN FILM MAGAZINE 2024 FALL ISSUE

Typeset and designed a biannual film review magazine, managing editorial layouts and visual content. 

  1. Dimensions: 11"x17" 
  2. Date: 2024
  3. Format: Print
  4. Design Tools: Adobe Illustrator, and Indesign




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POSTER ARCHIVE
Typography and Infographics.

  1. Dimensions: 24" x 36"
  2. Date: 2022
  3. Format: Print
  4. Design Tools: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, 
    and Indesign

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MARUBURI
Inspired by the Japanese flower-themed card game “Hanafuda,” the visual identity for the Japanese restaurant features a minimalist color scheme of red, black, and off-white. The versatile logo design, inspired by a single flower bud, can be applied to circular and striped patterns and is integrated into the flower image.

  1. Dimensions: 1920 x 1080
  2. Date: 2024
  3. Format: Digital
  4. Design Tools: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator,
    and Indesign


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Safe Path
This app is designed to make your ride safer and more comfortable by matching you with a driver who matches your preferences and interests. Users get up-to-date with real-time safety updates, personalize their travel experience, and enjoy seamless navigation with curated recommendations tailored to their journey.
Collaborative Project.

  1. Dimensions: 6.9”
  2. Date: 2024
  3. Format: Digital
  4. Design Tools: Figma


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DESIGNING WITH PURPOSE
Fake news is not a new phenomenon but an extension of how information has been recorded and shared throughout history, from stone tablets to horseback couriers and telegrams. These residual practices, values, and ways of understanding persist today, shaping how we interact with news—whether by sharing it on social media, discussing it, or capturing screenshots to share with friends and family—often outside the bounds of dominant cultural norms.

  1. Dimensions: 1920 x 1080
  2. Date: 2024
  3. Format: Digital
  4. Design Tools: Adobe After Effect, and Premiere Pro