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Paper Pusher Doesn't look like much right now. But that's going to become a pile of paperwork that'll cast long deep shadows in some poor office grunts' corner.
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Spring Break: In Progress It's been a while since I've posted on Dribbble. Hello everyone! Here's a shot of a microsite sweepstake that I'm working on. What do you think about the co...
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One Part of a Broken S... Whitney Young and Walter Dyett (its numbers, above) are two very different high schools in the Chicago Public School system. One is thriving with a diverse p...
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Signed on the Line This is my final version of the logo! Feels like home.
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Do Fences Make Good Ne... Here's an early draft. No that expressive but with a clear boundary.
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When Less Is More One of my favorite strategies is the knock-out.
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Pecha Kucha Night at SAH First draft of a poster for Pecha Kucha Night this July 19th, hosted by the Society of Architectural Historians (same client that commissioned the Charnley-P...
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Lead-Red-Blue Mess Working on a logo for an event sponsored by a free-range farm and crossfit gyms.
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Nolstagic Salute Things don't fade in digital. But you can certainly fake it.
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Summertime Sharing Working on a microsite for a client. It's got a "share" component that I wanted to visualize as something different than the usual rounded-square button. Nex...
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An ode to handwritten ... I know my boss wants me to use a different font for "Make History" but I gotta show it before it goes away. He loved it too but it wasn't legible enough. I r...
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Tequila: Stay Classy This has a poppy color scheme that contrasts with decorative flourishes of the Absinthe typeface. I think it feels like a sun-bleached afternoon in Palm Desert.
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About Akemi Hong

Details and emotion make a story breathe. I believe we become better storytellers through rigorous practice, artful craft, and spontaneity.

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