As a showcase of my graphic design skills, I embarked on a passion project aptly titled "Word Play." This immersive project involved creating over 100 different slides of various designs and their subvariants, each slide representing a unique exploration of style and visual communication. ​ The inspiration for this project was manifold.

One of the key influences was the vibrant and mesmerizing opening credits of the film, "Enter the Void", which is personally my favorite movie of all time. This set the tone for a series of designs that pushed boundaries and explored the interplay of typography, color, and motion in creating compelling visuals. ​ To enrich the design tapestry of the project, I drew from a diverse pool of art styles and cultural references. Elements of Western movies, Japanese manga and anime, neon light aesthetics, and various aspects of Japanese culture found their way into the designs, adding depth and diversity to the project.

This eclectic mix of inspirations led to a final output that was both visually striking and culturally rich. ​ Despite the complexity and the number of designs involved, the project was completed in an intense and highly productive period of four days. This not only underscored my proficiency in graphic design tools and techniques but also demonstrated my ability to manage time effectively and deliver high-quality results under tight deadlines. ​

In conclusion, "Word Play" represents my commitment to constantly explore and push my design skills. This project stands as a testament to my versatility as a designer, my ability to draw inspiration from varied sources, and my capacity to produce a high volume of work without compromising on creativity or quality.