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My name is Chun Wing Ng. I am from Hong Kong. I'm a student of Brigham Young University-Hawaii. I'm majoring Graphic Design. Graphic Design is new to me because I never learned before. I was struggled at the beginning and I didn't know how to use most of the Adobe programs. It was challenging for me. Therefore, the projects that I am working on, it gives me a chance to learn more. When I look at my result that I made, I was happy that I could do that.
My name is Chun Wing Ng. I am from Hong Kong. I'm a student of Brigham Young University-Hawaii. I'm majoring Graphic Design. Graphic Design is new to me because I never learned before. I was struggled at the beginning and I didn't know how to use most of the Adobe programs. It was challenging for me. Therefore, the projects that I am working on, it gives me a chance to learn more. When I look at my result that I made, I was happy that I could do that.
I made the title "War & Peace" likes a scale. The reason I did that because War causes a lot of damages to the country. When war starts, there is no peace. That's why I made the War dropped it down on the scale and peace is lighter. I changed the war's letters different position because war makes things falling. Therefore, when war is ended, peace takes times to recover. That's why "E" is not the same position then the other letters. The letters on the background represents war makes the world disordered and everyone is trying to run away. — Chun Wing Ng
