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During my internship in Orijen Limited (a graphicdesign agency based in Hong Kong) I did a project on my own for Sino Group (one of the leading property developers in Hong Kong). I designed three different illustrations related to the themes of the three…

Chinese New Year is upon us and that means red packets need to be given (and received!). Our kids might be eagerly anticipating their lai see, but as

Make your lai see stand out from the stack this Lunar New Year with these chic and showy options from Gucci, Cartier and more

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Chinese New Year Kumquat tree with red packets for luck. The Chinese often display this evergreen tree in their home during the Chinese New Year celebration and showcase the fruit with stems and leaves attached. Kumquats symbolize prosperity and are often presented as gifts. It is customary for married couples to give lai see, a red envelope containing lucky money, to children. The amount is theoretically insignificant, because it is a gesture believed to bring luck and prosperity through…

Langham Place Lai See 2016

As Christmas displays are being taken down around Hong Kong, they are being quickly replaced by brilliant displays of red and gold. Yup, that’s right, Chinese New Year is almost here so it’s time to start preparing! I had really high hopes for this past Year of the Snake, I am a snake after all, but wouldn’t [...]