Portfolio Book 2017 by G.I.A

â&#x20AC;&#x153;I strive for two things in design: simplicity and clarity. Great design is born of those two things.â&#x20AC;? - Lindon Leader -

GIANINA WIJAYA Graphic Designer & Photographer

If you ask me 2 years ago what would I do in the next few years or what things I would try to do, I don’t think I would say becoming a graphic designer nor a photographer. But somehow and someway this path becomes a part of my adventure in this world. There’s definitely ups and downs during the past 2 years, and I don’t know how much blood, sweat and tears I’ve shed in order to not give up and keep doing my best until the end. But I’ve also experience lots of great opportunities, meet amazing people, and I’ve become more mature in so many aspects; one of them is self-expression. Self Expression is important to others and myself. This is because people tend to forget their own identity and have much insecurity due to the pressure society put on people, in which makes them have less confidence and somehow lead to lack of creativity. With my portfolio book, which consists of my own self-expression through my artworks, and my interactive installation – where people could write their insecurities on their reflections on the mirror, I hope to show people to simply not follow the life standards society has created. Based on my portfolio book and installation, I hope people could be more accepting of themselves and have more courage to express who they are.

Contributors: UIC Design Lecturers UIC Design Batch 15 Kinfolk Magazine Google and other websites ARK Digital Printing Instaprint Digital Printing Snapy Digital Printing Friends and Family

TABLE OF

CONTENTS Graphic Design

Digital Design - 3 Typography - 21 Editorial - 25 Branding - 33

Photography

Photography Techniques - 61 Personal Projects - 69

Others

Installation and Others - 81

Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works. - Steve Jobs -

GRAPHIC

DESIGN Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve learned different type / kind of digital designs, and here are some of my artwork.

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Digital design

Digital Design

Excelso is an Indonesian Coffee Outlet that is established on 1991. Right now Excelso has over 65 coffee shop outlets in Indonesiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s big cities such as; Jakarta, Bogor, Bandung, Surabaya, and many more. Excelso has three different concepts which are high-end coffee shop, medium cafe, and small outlets, they sell different types of food and beverages, as well as coffee beans, coffee powder, and many more.

Digital Design

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INDONESIA 2015

5000 COFFEE BEANS

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INDONESIA 2015

ESPRESSO

INDONESIA 2015

Excelso Stamp Series Mr. Emanuel P. Creating a vector stamp artwork based on Indonesian made / design products that usage area shouldinclude but not limited to lifestyle, entertainment, tourism, education, and dailly chores.

Coloring B&W Mr. Emanuel P. Adding colors to black and white images using photoshop.

Digital Design

MOVIE POSTER PARODY Mr. Emanuel P. A movie poster parody based on the movie “Bonnie and Clyde: Justified” that was released on 2013.

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Surrealism Advertising Mr. Emanuel P. Product advertisement with surrealism concept

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Digital Design

Character Design Mr. Emanuel P. Creating a character that represents your personality

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Crane Deconstruction Ms. Uma Deconstruct parts from crane images and create a new object Collaboration with: Sandra A. C.

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Visual Communication in Graphic Design

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6 Deadly Complications you might not notice

Heart Muscles Disorders

Heart Malformation

Coronary Artery Diseases

Heart Infections

Heart Rythm Disorder

Heart Inﬂammation

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Heart Disease Infographics Ms. Uma Create an infographics based on health topic, and create a merchandise to support the campaign

About “The Strange Library” : From internationally acclaimed author Haruki Murakami—a fantastical illustrated short novel about a boy imprisoned in a nightmarish library. A lonely boy, a mysterious girl, and a tormented sheep man plot their escape from the nightmarish library of internationally acclaimed, best-selling Haruki Murakami’s wild imagination.

HARUKI MURAKAMI

A fantastical illustrated short novel about a boy imprisoned in a nightmarish library. A lonely boy, a mysterious girl, and a tormented sheep man plot their escape from the nightmarish library of internationally acclaimed, best-selling Haruki Murakami wild imagination.

THE STRANGE LIBRARY

From internationally acclaimed author

MURAKAMI

Ideas Generation

HARUKI MURAKAMI

The Strange Library Ms. Claudia Re-Creata a book cover and movie trailer for â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Strange Libraryâ&#x20AC;? by Haruki Murakami Collaboration with: Faza Qinthara, Sandra A. C.

02.

Typo graphy

Typography

I think she’s caught between who she is and who she wants to be

Poetry in Motion ® Anonymous

Poetry in Motion Ms. Utari S. Creating a poster based on a poem of your choice

Typography

SAM SIFTON

The Secret to a Great Chicken Parm: Grill It Summer is upon us, and with it the tyranny of the seasonal menu: all burgers and sausages, slaws and burned vegetables. Grilled chicken parm is a great way to declare independence. Let’s stipulate that chicken parm – crisp chicken served with tomato sauce, draped in mozzarella and anointed with grated Parmesan, served perhaps on a hero roll or beside a tangle of pasta – is among the ﬁnest dishes of the Italian diaspora in America. Sweetness and salt, along with the creaminess of cheese and the satisfying crunch of the chicken’s crust, combine to deliver immense satisfaction.

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Of course, chicken parms aren’t always perfect, as anyone who’s had a leaden one can attest. But as with pizza and your kind-eyed cousin who’s been to jail but never prison, chicken parms are fundamentally decent. They are never really bad.

Tomato sauce serves as a bed for the cheese-covered chicken, which itself sits on top sautéed kale. The result is an Italian ﬂag of a plate, smoke-scented and beautiful. It is a dish that rewards some afternoon planning and precooking with a terriﬁc dinner-party or family meal.

I went to Justin Bazdarich to find out how to make great chicken parm. Bazdarich is the chef and an owner of the Speedy Romeo restaurants in Brooklyn and Manhattan, restaurants known for their pizzas and Midwestern interpretations of Italian-American food, cooked almost exclusively over wood fire and coals. His chicken parm is not precisely a traditional preparation but rates among the best in New York. The chicken is cooked over the indirect heat of the restaurants’ fires until the skin is crisp.

Start by marinating the chicken. Bazdarich massages the ﬂesh with lemon zest and thyme leaves, along with the garlic oil that’s left over from the restaurant’s preparation of garlic chips. Garlic chips don’t play a big role in most home cooking, though, so you can add some minced garlic instead. You could set up the chicken in the morning and be ready to cook it by night. But even 45 minutes of resting in the marinade will deliver good ﬂavor.

For the tomatoes, Bazdarich takes a burr mixer to the contents of a can of San Marzanos. At home, a few pulses of a food processor will do. “We pour the sauce onto a sheet tray and put it in the wood oven,” he said, “though you could do it under a broiler, and allow it to reduce until it’s thick and the ﬂuidity comes out of it.” He puts the cooked tomatoes in a bowl and stirs in good olive oil, then seasons the mixture lightly with salt. “That’s it,” Bazdarich said. And that really is. The high heat concentrates the ﬂavor of the tomatoes, and the olive oil gives it a silky feel: red velvet, fruity and intense.When you’re ready to cook, light a grill, leaving one burner off or one side free of coals. As it heats, sauté some sliced kale until it’s bright green and softened, then set it aside beneath a small scattering of torn basil leaves — as with the tomatoes there’s no need for the greens to be hot when you put the dish together at the end.

To cook the chicken, Bazdarich salts only the fleshy side of the meat, then places the pieces skin-side down on the cooler side of the grill. He leaves it there a long time, keeping a close eye on the skin. “You want to cook the chicken 85 or 90 percent of the way through skin-side down,” Bazdarich said, “so it gets really, really crisp.” Then he turns the pieces and applies a thin slice of mozzarella to each. You can put the top on the grill for a few moments to allow the cheese to melt. Service is a cinch. Spread a generous amount of the tomato sauce on a warmed serving platter, place the sliced kale on top of it and the chicken thighs on top of the kale. Bazdarich showers the dish with a mixture of panko and melted, hardened Parmesan he has whizzed up in a food processor, along with a dusting of ground red-pepper flakes. At home, I make do with straight grated Parmesan and whole red-pepper flakes. It’s terrific.

GIANINA WIJAYA_2016

THE NEW YORK TIMES

Article Grid Ms. Utari S. Recreate an online article using magazine / newspaper grid and layout

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03.

editorial

Editorial Design

IKIGAI Magazine Ms. Uma IKIGAI is an Asian fashion and beauty magazine. The word IKIGAI means the reason to wake up in the morning; and it origins from Japan.

Editorial Design

IKIGAI

When the cherry blossom trees bloom for a short time each year in brilliant force, they serve as a visual reminder of how precious and how precarious life is. So, when Japanese people come together to view the cherry blossom trees and marvel at their beauty, they aren’t just thinking about the flowers themselves, but also about the larger meaning and deep cultural tradition the cherry blossom tree.

The cherry blossom tree is truly a sight to behold, especially when it is in full riotous bloom. There are several varieties of the cherry blossom tree, and while most of them produce flowering branches full of small pinkish-hued flowers, some of them produce actual cherries. In Japan, the cherry blossom is more than just a beautiful flowering tree. There are thousands upon thousands of cherry blossom trees in Japan, and each year the Japanese people closely anticipate and follow the blossoming of the trees. When the trees are in bloom, people come in large groups with their families and friends to view the flowers and to enjoy festivals with food, drink, and music.

blooming sakuras The most beautiful way to welcome spring.

Peach Pink shade is the perfect color for your weekend date!

You developed a set of contouring sticks for Memebox, and they sold out. What do you think made them so popular? “I think it has to do with convenience and coloring. Sticks are convenient and creams are a forgiving way to contour. Even though the U.S. has many more skin tones [represented] than Korea, I find that a lot of the undertones of products are pink, red, or brown, which is surprising, since Asians aren’t the only ones who have a yellow undertone. I developed my contouring sticks with a yellow to brown undertone and skin colors.”

Use the calm Orange Brown as your daily blusher for that cute and innocent finish to your makeup.

There are so many products out there. How do you go about discovering really amazing ones? “I surf the internet. I don’t like looking at magazines or TV shows in Korea because I used to work at a cosmetics advertising agency and I know how all that works. I basically just go to magazines if I’m curious what new products are out there, but I don’t really trust the reviews.”

Yeondukong X MEMEBOX Blushing Stick available at: Memebox.com and Memebox Stores

Photographer Rin-Yong Kim

The cherry blossom in Japan can symbolize clouds because of their way of blooming. The fallen blossoms symbolize snow; light pink and white blooms collected in piles that look like snow. The transience of the cherry blossoms, the beauty and death, which is often associated with mortality makes the blossoms richly symbolic. As the coldness of winter starts to disappear and the snow starts to melt, cherry blossom could represent hope and new beginnings in life.

Spring is the season you can feel blossom inside of you before you ever see it blossom outside. The significance of the cherry blossom tree in Japanese culture goes back hundreds of years. In their country, the cherry blossom represents the fragility and the beauty of life. It’s a reminder that life is almost overwhelmingly beautiful but that it is also tragically short. You’re a cherry blossom, you’re about to bloom.

cherry blossom the flower of life they say representing love life, new growth death fragrant, a delicate, lingering scent she walks through the branches their blossoms entwined in soft embrace brushing gently against her skin her tears soak into the ground she is enchanting but yet another walking travesty her mind too troubled to see the beauty that surrounds her eyes like the moon awash with silver tears she sleeps under the cherry blossom the flower of life 13

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branding

Branding

GEM is a coffee hop where you pay Rp 20.000,00 to access our collection of both traditional and international board games, for one hour, and enjoy our selection of locally roaster coffee as well as Indonesian street snacks Our goals is to provide a friendly, comfortable atmosphere, that customer will feel like home. We also wanted to make sure that customers receive quality food, drinks, and servce at a reasonable price. Our mission is to bring people together by providing activities that do not involve staring at a computer screen or a smartphone.

Branding

G.E.M Cafe Mr. Emanuel P. Board game cafe with homey and simple concept Collaboration with: Seth Eko Soeparman , Madeline Prasetyo

Branding

Food Traditional

Roti Bakar Singkong Rebus Pisang Goreng Tahu Sumedang

Western

Croissant Muffins Acai Bowl Donut

INTRODUCING THE FIRST EVER BOARD GAME COFFEE SHOP IN JAKARTA!

35k 30k 35k 30k

25k 35k 40k 20k

Drinks Coffee

Cold Brew (Black / White) Latte Espresso (Single / Double) Cappucinno

Non-Coffee

Matcha Latte Chocolate (Iced / Hot) Tea (Iced / Hot)

30k / 35k 40k 35k / 40k 40k

40k 40k / 45k 30k / 35k

Gianina, Eko, and Maddy share a passion for board gaming, community-building, and coffee. They decided to combine all of those things and bring you GEM, a board game coffee shop. Our mission is to provide a friendly, comfortable atmosphere, that customers will feel like home. We will also make sure that they receive quality food, drinks, and service at a reasonable price. But most importantly, we want to bring them together by providing activities that do not involve staring at a computer screen or a smartphone.

COME AND VISIT US! Ruko Exclusive, Blok A No. 15, Bukit Golf Mediterania Pantai Indah Kapuk, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 14000, Indonesia Contact:+62 21 29779232 Website: www.gem-jkt.com

Branding

Jasa Marga Rejuvenation Mr. Reza A. Create a rejuvenation for a existing company Collaboration with: Felicia Ariana , Sandra A. C.

Branding

In these modern days, globalization has become a part of our modern world. It affects the communication sector as well. But when people need to travel abroad (esp. ASIA Countries) they need to change their sim card, buy extra roaming packages or rent a Wi-Fi router. Changing your sim card could create a waste that is hard to recycle, and renting a Wi-Fi router could create a battery waste, which could create more problems to the environment, while buying roaming packages will cost people extra money that they could spend on something more useful. Our company is a company that produces and provide Sim cards that is usable throughout the ASIA countries so you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t need to change your sim card and phone number, or paying extra money to buy roaming packages and Wi-Fi router.

Branding

ZIGZ Asia Mr. Reza A. Create a brand identity for your own company Topic: Telecommunication Company

Branding

Packaging

MANGATA Perfume Mr. Reza A. Create a packaging design for a new product for man based on the keyword “Sumptuous”

Packaging

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Since 1894, Mangata has been one of the most influential perfume company in the world. Our goal is to provide men fresh fragrances with unique smell to boost their confidence. It took us years and years of experimentation to finally produce this series that contains great scents.

MÅNGATA In this modern days, perfumes are used daily as an important essentials for many people. It represents self-portray as well as a source of confidence. But nowadays, lots of perfumes easily wear-off or have a strong but cheap smells, and fake products. Our authentic smells series of spices from the best and natural soft scents – that contains lots of different and high-quality ingredients, will help not only make you smell nice and expensive, but also boosts up your confidence – with our long-lasting formula. We also strongly think that our product packaging will attracts the target audience because we have a strong aesthetics in our design. Our brand is a brand that produces a series of men’s perfume with a soft and luxurious scent of spices and natural essence combined with packaging that is aesthetically designed, to boost their confidence and offers different – attractive and calming smell. Our perfume series come in 4 defferent scent which are; Belmont, Yozu, Vāde and Güzel

â&#x20AC;&#x153;We are making photographs to understand what our lives mean to us.â&#x20AC;? - Ralph Hattersley -

PHOTO

GRAPHY One of my favorite things to do is to take pictures. I believe that each pictures contains tons of memories, and it feels like it is telling a story and sharing emotions to the people who see it.

01.

Photography

techniques

Explore Jogjakarta Mr. Pongky Photography series that captures Jogjakartaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cultures and heritages Model: Theresa Farah U.

Photography

Photography Techniques Mr. Pongky Series of basic photography techniques such as; contrast of black and white, rule of third, and many more

02.

Personal projects

Photography

One Fine Day Sharing a good cup of coffee with your loved ones is the best way to start your day

Ethereal Dream Japan is one of my favourite country. The nature, culture and people will always take your breath away

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Photography

Make every detail perfect, and limit the number of details to perfect. - Jack Dorsey -

OTHERS Other than digital artworks and photography, I also have created a few installation artworks.

Installation

Shoulder Piece Mr. Ardi P. Creating a wearable artwork or sculpture, that represents emotions / feelings. This installation theme is about the sorrowness of being trapped, not be able to break free and also not being able to express yourself. Link of woods represents locked and trapped, while the black lace that covers the face represents the feeling of suffocation, depression and trapped as well.

Preface This booklet is about an art movement that focuses on geometrical lines, primary colors as well as black and white, named De Stijl. I get the inspiration to make this booklet and essay because I personally used a lot of geometrical shapes in my artworks, and this style is one of favourite styles. Although it might seem simple and abstract, but there’s this essence of pure aesthetic in the artworks and architecture.

“The demand for pure means of expression, first formulated by De Stijl, has become a fact.” - Theo van Doesburg -

Table of content Preface Table of Content Chapter 1: The History Chapter 2: Artists’ Biography t t t t

Piet Mondrian Theo van Doesburg Robert van ’t Hoff Pieter Zwart

Chapter 3: The Influences Movements t Cubism t Futurism Areas of Art t Architecture

Chapter 4: Analysis and Reference

References Self Analysis De Stijl has become one of the most influential art movements or style for the past few decades, and definitely has become one of the style that actually still happening in our daily lives. In the perspective of a Graphic Design view, it is one of the simplest yet full of power to attract people or consumer or client. This style has a modern look that won’t be able to be forgotten for many years to come. Because De Stijl is a simple design style that can be so bold, and very interesting

Robert van ‘t Hoff

Villa Henney 1916

Meggs, Philip B. 1998, Meggs’ History of Graphic Design, 4th edn, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New Jersey “Piet Mondrian”, Wikipedia, wiki article, April 25 2016, accessed April 27 2016 <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piet_Mondrian> “Robert van ‘t Hoff”, Wikipedia, wiki article, April 9 2016, accessed April 27 2016 <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_van_%27t_Hoff> “Theo van Doesburg”, Wikipedia, wiki article, April 4 2016, accessed April 27 2016 <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theo_van_Doesburg> Warncke, Carsten-Peter, 1994, De Stijl, Taschen, Germany. Zonaga, Anthony 2012, De Stijl – Abstraction in Architecture, College and Architecture, accessed April 27 2016 <http://collageandarchitecture.com/wp-content/up loads/2012/02/barr_destijl.pdf>

Born 8 November 1887 in Rotterdam, Netherlands as Robbert van ‘t Hoff. He was a Dutch Architect and Furniture designer. (Wikipedia 2016). From 1906 he studied at the School of Art, Birmingham for 5 years, then for another 3 years he studied at the London Architectural Association, and published his own draft. Then from June 1913 to July 1914 he went to America and meets Frank Lloyd Wright. On 1916 he made his first contacts with Theo van Doesburg and Oud, and the next year he was founding member of the De Stijl. From 1917 to 1918 he design a boat named De Stijl with De Stijl interior, and the same year he also built a studio for Bart van der Leck. On 1919, he tried to gain support with P. Alma for Soviet artists in an international campaign. Unfortunately, on the same year, due to negative attitude, he breaks with van Doesburg, left De Stijl, and sold his boat. On 1922 he moved to UK and 6 years later, after an unsuccessful attempt to built a community in Coopersburg, Pennsylvania, he went back to Laren, where he had build two traditional houses with simple furniture, each for his mother and himself after the break with van Doesburg. On 1931 he moved to Switzerland, and 6 years later he moved to UK. He died on 25 April 1979 in New Milton, South England (Warncke 1994, p. 208).

1923

Earthquake destroys 1/3 of Tokyo

1914

1927

The beginning of World War I

The first radio broadcast are heard

1918

1917

Start of Russian Revolution

The end of World War I

F. Scott Fitzgerald publishes The Great Gatsby

1922

1921

1929

German economy collapsed

1925

1920

Museum of Modern Art is open in New York and American Stock Market collapsed

1926

A. A. Milne publishes Winnie the Pooh

The Reader's Digest Published

Extreme inflation in Germany

1924

1944

1928

The beginning of World War II

Walt Disney’s Steamboat Willie premiers. Introducing Mickey Mouse

Walt Disney created first cartoon Alice in Wonderland

1933

Hitler become the German Chancellor

1917

1931 1924

Van Doesburg and Modrian split. The reason for this split was the difference in the ideas about the directions of the lines in the paintings

1910

Mondrian learns Cubism 1916 Van der Leck Batavier Line poster

1922

Van Doesburg poached students from the Bauhaus and teach things that later became an integral part of the Bauhaus philosophy.

1917

De Stjil, which means “Style” in Dutch, was formed by a group of painters and architects from Netherland. The style was a simple abstract with geometrical lines, combined with primary colours as well as black and white.

1932

Low point of Depression

First edition of De Stijl magazine published and Gerrit Rietvield designed The Red Blue Chair.

On 1929, Theo Van Doesburg and Piet Mondrian renews their friendship. The same year Van Doesburg published the Arithmetic Composition

Theo Van Doesburg dies on the age of 47. Following his death, De Stijl comes to an end.

1944

Mondrian dies

Rietveld Schröder House, was built in Utrecht, Netherland in 1924 by Dutch architect Gerrit Rietveld. It is listed as a national monument since 1976 and UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2000.

1930

Piet Mondrian published the Composition II in Red, Blue, and Yellow artwork

1918

Theo van Doesburg created a painting called Rythm of a Russian Dance. This artwork is a combination of cubism influence as well as geometrical value of De Stijl

Expressionism 1900 - 1940s

Cubism 1908 - 1920

Suprematism 1913 - 1935

Constructivism 1917 - 1921

Bauhaus 1919 - 1933

Art Deco 1920s - 1930s

Surrealism 1924 - 1940s

De Stijl Movement Mr. Angga Research about the one of many art movement that inspires us. De Stijl ,Dutch for “The Style”, also known as neoplasticism, was a Dutch artistic movement founded in 1917 in Amsterdam. Proponents of De Stijl advocated pure abstraction and universality by a reduction to the essentials of form and colour; they simplified visual compositions to vertical and horizontal, using only black, white and primary colors.

A miniature inspired by the Rietveld Schrรถder House

The World Heritage Committee inscribed the Rietveld Schrรถder House on the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites on 2 December 2000, during the 24th session in Cairns, Australia. The committee decided to apply criterion i and ii, and said about the house: The Rietveld Schrรถderhuis in Utrecht is an icon of the Modern Movement in architecture and an outstanding expression of human creative genius in its purity of ideas and concepts as developed by the De Stijl movement. (...) With its radical approach to design and the use of space, the Rietveld Schrรถderhuis occupies a seminal position in the development of architecture in the modern age.

GIANINA WIJAYA Graphic Designer & Photographer