I created this promotional booklet together with the team of The Centre for Policy Development (CPD). A compact eight-page marketing document designed to provide information, engage new clients, and motivate action—like offering services. CPD emphasizes four main areas of services, including forced migration in Southeast Asia, social services reforms, energy transformation, and well-being environment.
Software: Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Acrobat.
Changing life begins with performing better habits seriously. It takes time and endless dedication. What do you want to do? What do you want to achieve? What kind of life do you want to have? Lao Tzu said a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. So let’s go!
Electricity prices will continue to rise! Check out this lifestyle guide to save electricity, so you don’t run out of monthly expenses.
Many couples want to get married in Bali, Indonesia. Bali’s natural beauty, which is full of a romantic atmosphere, is one of the reasons for unforgettable wedding moments. However, a twosome must know more tricks to achieve a dream wedding. This header promotes an insightful article about launching a wedding party in Bali without breaking the bank.
An infographic about bank loan to purchase a house, apartment, shop, or finance renovations.
An infographic of property insurance covers homes and families, mostly from accidents and natural disasters. A design with a simple layout, vibrant colors, and attractive images while delivering weighty messages. A bullet-point structure makes it readable and keeps readers’ attention on the selling points.
Indonesia is considering gas subsidy reform. This workshop aims to identify experiences on LPG subsidies relevant to Indonesia’s needs ― share “lessons learned” from other countries. I created the workshop’s backdrop, a hands out and an infographic.
“In Short” chronicles the story of one girl’s relationship that spirals out of control. It deals with issues such as self-esteem, emotional abuse, identity, the disillusion of love, and hope, in an easy-to-digest format.
It tells of her happy beginning (aren’t beginnings always are?), her questionable middle and then finally the inevitable end.
See, we all have loved and we all have lost.
And “In Short” wants people to know that…
We will be OK.
We ARE OK.
For more information regarding the book, “In Short”, please follow the author’s Instagram account: https://instagram.com/roseyinthesun/
Photos: ©Sandy Setiabudi
A child’s education is a significant priority for every household. Student loans are not readily available, and scholarships are difficult to secure. Parents need to think about how to provide for their children’s university education in the future. The visual selection is a baby boy sitting beside his necessity from kindergarten to college (sacks of money, toys, and school supplies).
Shapes and Colors 