Thursday, March 20, 2025

Global Family Day at St Joseph Institution International Elementary School (2022, 2023 & 2024)

Here are some of the posters I've designed for St Joseph Institution International Elementary School's Global Family Day celebration. These were created through my post at the school's parent support group (EPSG) as the Communications & Facebook Manager. Being a key event in the school calendar, there's always an emphasis on the concepts of unity, cultural connection and diversity. These posters are shared on the school's parent portal, the EPSG Facebook page and also the class representative chat group of parent volunteers who disseminate important info to their class parents.

Global Family Day 2024 Announcement


Global Family Day 2024 Q&A Follow-Up



Global Family Day 2023 Announcement


Global Family Day 2022 Announcement


Sunday, September 10, 2023

Nando's Suicide Prevention Day 2023 IG Feeds

One of the posts Nando's wanted included in their September calendar was a static on Suicide Prevention. My thoughts on it? Don't do it just because you have an empty slot in your calendar, but do it with intention. This makes a difference because:

1) You can put words on a page and tell your followers to commemorate the day by thinking about the vulnerable and maybe they will feel it, maybe they won't. After all, mental health awareness is a relatively new conversation in conservative Singapore.

2) You can instead call them to action and show how caring requires effort, but it doesn't take much to make a difference. Simple suggestions on how to make that difference may indeed help make that difference.

As a result, that intended one-page static became a carousel of statics. Hopefully, we can sustain the momentum with something even meatier as we go along.










Monday, August 7, 2023

Elementary Parent Support Group of St Joseph Institution International: Posters

I often step in to help the parent support group of my kids' school to promote their events or create announcements.

I don't snub work that isn't cool or award-winning. If there's a problem I can solve, it's already a fantastic opportunity I get to solve it. 

Moreover, I get to dabble with the art side of things this way, via the various fun platforms out there that are time-saving as well as customisable. That's something I rarely got to do when I was a full-time Creative at ad agencies.

Who doesn't love technology that liberates our creative sides, right?