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Na AnNa An, an associate professor of Luxun Academy Of Fine Arts in China, vision and digital media Designer. The China Fashion Color Association, the Capital Corporation Image Institution, the Council Of China-Korea Design In Asian. National committee member of Chinese Packaging Federation Design Committee; Director of China designers Association; Judges of A Design Award & Competition.
2010——Awarded at “1.Grafikdesign Biennale Deutschland China 2010” in Germany. 2011——Participated in the 5th International Poster Exhibition WALLS DOWN in Lima, PERU 2011. 2016——Participated in the 2016 Spring International Digital Design Invitation Exhibition. by by by Breath Posters by Na An Breath is a series of posters created to encourage public health awareness during the COVID-19 pandemic. The posters use positive and negative shapes, combining the side profile of a face with the edge of a mask. The shared outlines suggest a symbiotic relationship between breathing and protection. Further elements such as the sky, the city, the heart and a heartbeat extend the theme to community and unity. The graphics are hand drawn and prepared with image editing software. Each poster measures 700 by 1000 millimetres. Everything Book by Na An Everything is a set of two books about traditional Chinese culture. The twelve earthly branches form the main content, combined with the seasons, the solar terms and the Chinese zodiac. Each book measures 170 by 300 by 25 millimetres and is made of wood and special paper. The binding follows the folding form of ancient Chinese books, so the pages turn easily and can be opened in part or in full. Production includes laser engraving, laser printing, creasing and hot stamping. The layout uses hand-drawn graphics, texture art and high grey tones. Memories of Mukden Book by Na An These are books on the city's history and regional culture. The books consists of eight volumes, which respectively introduce eight places of interest in Mukden. Mukden is the birthplace of Qing culture and an important Chinese cultural heritage. Books are bound by folding, materials are metal, rice paper, brocade and so on. The shape of the book is an octagonal palace lantern, which expresses the meaning that the palace lantern carries the memory of the old times and lights illuminate the history and culture. The content of the book uses digital illustration to depict the scene. |
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Na An is IAD member since 2017, with 12165 IAD rating.
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