Tuesday, March 20, 2007
An Introduction- Charative Charlotte says Hello!!
Hi there, welcome to Simply Charative (Charlotte + Creative(adj) = Charative). This is where I post some of my artworks ranging from designs for commercial purposes, art direction/ copywriting work and even video editing stuff which I've worked on.
Monday, March 5, 2007
Kancil Awards- Millionaire Golfer Tournament
Surge Energy Drink 30sec TVC
Glassons Campaign- Paper Doll concept

For the first week the billboard shows a model in lingerie. During the second week, an outfit is placed on her. On the third week, her outfit is changed again and so goes for the fourth week. Emphasizing that with Glassons, you can change as often as you like.


This is a direct mailer that will be sent to girls. It starts by having a photographer go around the city, universities or shopping malls. The photographer from Glassons will offer girls a $5 cash voucher when they allow him to take their photograph and address (which will be kept in their database). After that the girl's face will be superimposed as a paper doll, whereby the direct mailer would be sent to them and they get to try how the clothes were to look on them.

Every hour, the clothes of the paper models at the window display will be changed to emphasise that girls can change as often as they want and mix and match by purchasing many outfits at Glassons.
Remix Magazine campaign
Y&R Creative Brief for BNZ-TVC
These TVCs are an extension of the BNZ Piggy ads which have been aired on TV. These concepts which my partner, Gemma and I developed however are specifically to promote the BNZ Smart Money account. This brief was given to us by Vaughn Davis, Creative Director of Y&R, as part of a competition where we won a placement at Y&R.
Sunday, March 4, 2007
ALAC Against drunk driving



As the readers of CLEO magazine are women who like to socialise, some might occasionally drink too much on a night out. A timeline was created to depict what one might go through as the night progresses and the drinks keep coming. This is an extension of the 'It's not the drinking. It's how we're drinking campaign' from ALAC. Credit goes to Gemma as well!
Halt Campaign against Transpower's pylons

An image of a pylon is on the front cover of the newspaper, blocking prime news and demonstrating how pylons are an obstruction. The real page repeats again inside without the pylon blocking.


These stand-up pylons are placed around busy walkways in the city, causing an obstruction and to have stopping power.

This viral pop-ups are meant to be an obstruction and to irritate net users.
Three types of media were required to answer this brief. Credit goes to my partner Gemma as well for this one. We decided to use newspaper, ambient and viral as we agreed that these were mediums which the target audience would be exposed to.
Topical ad
Creative Principles- Loud Shirt Day Billboard ad
Concurrent Service Flyer for Youth Alive!


This two-sided flyer was done to create awareness about the moving of Youth Alive's Concurrent service to another venue. One side shows a bunch of youths packing their stuff to move, while the other side is suppose to look like a special pass for an event which will make young people wanna grab it to see what it's about.
2006 Pocket Calender
2005 Pocket Calender
Valentines Creative packaging
Part of Visual Communications, this is a creative packaging concept with I came up with for Valentines Day. This gift is meant to be given from a guy to a girl.
When the girl receives the box, all she sees is the outside packaging which is dull in colour, however, it is written on the box that 'Things on the outside are hard to predict'. There is a double meaning to this as it is refering both to the way the packaging is and also to the guy's personality-that there is more to him than meets the eye.
She then opens the triangular box to reveal a square box (Notice the square box which is drawn as a door blends in to the background of a wall). It reads 'I may be SQUARE at times' (emphasised by the shape of the box).
She then opens the square box to reveal a star-shaped box (Notice the star-shaped box blends to the backgroud of outer-space). It reads 'or think that I'm a STAR' (emphasised by the shape once again).
'But here's what's important...' (again it blends with the background).
'I love you for who you are.' (blends with the background and heart-shaped box is used to depict love.)
This particular piece of work combines elements of shape, colour and texture (Notice different textures of paper and cardboard was used to make the boxes). The copy was also written to be in-sync with the shape and look of the packaging. One of my proudest works eva!! :)
Creative Transition
Toy creation and packaging design
As part of Visual Communications, I conceptualised and created this educational toy/game and designed its packaging. Named 'Alphabet Rumble', this game is meant to help children improve their English in a fun and interesting way. Each block was hand painted individually and the packaging was designed, printed and made by me.
3D Booth layout

A graphical version of the hand-drawn 3D layout.

This 3D drawing was done using the 3D perspective method of drawing.
For my Final major project in Visual Communication, I had to design, create and handmake a miniature perfume booth for Shiseido. I first hand drew the layout in 3D and then traced it out in Illustrator for a graphical version.
Design materials for Perfume booth

Newspaper Ad

Poster- to be placed around shopping malls

Backdrop- to be hung where booth is
In addition to the Perfume booth layout design, I was also required to design a newspaper ad to publicise the new perfume in local newspapers; a poster, to be placed around shopping malls; and a backdrop to be hung as part of the booth.
Ad using different materials

This piece was also part of Visual Communications at IACT. We were asked to choose a particular kind of fear and to visualise it using at least 3 different materials in an ad for Bukit Padang Hospital. 'EISOPTROPHOBIA' is the fear of looking at oneself in the mirror. Thus, I've decided to use dark, gloomy colours in this ad to depict fear. The door is made of corrugated cardboard; the girl is drawn on paper, pasted over the door; the mirror frame is made out of wet tissue while a plastic sheet was pasted over it, as a mirror.
Pet magazine cover design
Friday, March 2, 2007
"Hocus-pocus" Short Action Sequence/ Drama
Done as part of a Digital Video Production assignment, this short action sequence is about love and spells.
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