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» 06.30.2008 - Latest Edition of Affinity Published
Another edition of the ACCP (Association of Chinese Canadian Professionals) newsletter was completed. The HTML version is available here for viewing.

» 06.06.2008 - Holly g. Online Footwear Boutique
The Holly g. website is finally launched! A girl can never have enough shoes!

» 04.18.2008 - Online Advertisements & Web Banners
In the past several weeks, I've been developing a whole series of online ads and web banners for my current company to be placed on a variety of websites.Below are a couple sample ads that have been appearing on various recruiting industry websites (note: this is for reference only on my site, these ads don't link anywhere, don't bother clicking away!):

This 200x75 ad is on recruitingblogs.com	The above ad will be appearing on SHRMOnline.com

» 03.30.2008 - Latest Edition of Affinity Published
I started volunteering for the ACCP (Association of Chinese Canadian Professionals) last year to assist them with their graphic design. I think it has been a great way to connect to the Chinese community. Last winter, I redesigned their new member orientation package. Most recently, I've been asked to redesign their newsletter, Affinity. The first edition of the completely redesigned newsletter has just been completed for them this past weekend. I also coded an HTML version of the newsletter for email distribution. Here's a sneak preview of the PDF version below:

» 02.12.2008 - Site Redesign: The "212" Edition
New York has always been an inspiration to my design work. Since "212" is Manhattan's area code, I decided to launch the latest edition of cawong.com on this day. Each page of this website features photos taken while I last visited the city in the summer of 2007. Read a little bit about my experience here.

Currently, photos taken during my trip to Las Vegas in November 2007 are featured in the Photography section. Enjoy!

» 01.02.2008 - New Year's Party Invite
Working in the corporate environment usually means that there are certain limitations to my design work. That being said however, there are some avenues, such as internal party invites where I can exercise my creativity within having to fit a standard corporate type of conservative attitude to design. Check it out!