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Janelle
Lee Yan Ying
Have you ever pondered how diverse everyone's perspective can be? Instead of trying to sum myself up in a paragraph and possibly limiting your perspectives, why not take the chance to get to know me firsthand? After all, I'm just someone who loves designing and creating art, with a background in both Game Art and Design, as well as Communication Design.
THE FISH WHO GREW LIMBS
“The Fish Who Grew Limbs” is a publication that emerges as a beacon of change, challenging these norms and encouraging introverts to embrace their true selves. In today’s fast-paced world, most people feel some relentless pressure to conform to societal norms, fueled by the Fear of Missing Out (FOMO). This self-help storybook promotes the Joy of Missing Out (JOMO) rather than FOMO, advocating for living life at one’s own pace. With its nurturing tone and gentle guidance, it aims to initiate a cultural shift towards embracing and celebrating individuality.
So join in on the enchanting journey of a sunfish as it discovers newfound abilities, growing limbs to traverse both land and sea. Through whimsical adventures, our sunfish faces insecurities, finding courage with the help of a cherished friend. This tale gently imparts the message of self-acceptance, showing that embracing one’s uniqueness is acceptable but truly wonderful.
So join in on the enchanting journey of a sunfish as it discovers newfound abilities, growing limbs to traverse both land and sea. Through whimsical adventures, our sunfish faces insecurities, finding courage with the help of a cherished friend. This tale gently imparts the message of self-acceptance, showing that embracing one’s uniqueness is acceptable but truly wonderful.
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Singapore Institute of Management | Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
Bachelor of Communication Design
Bachelor of Communication Design
