National Design Centre Touchpoints

For more than two years, my studio was my second home, perched on the roof of the National Design Centre. It was a place of creativity, collaboration, and plenty of plant therapy. But when the pandemic hit, I had to pack up my things and say goodbye to that special space.

As things started to open up again, I had the opportunity to create a series of playful stickers for the centre. Placed at high-traffic touchpoints, these stickers weren’t just reminders to take safety precautions—they were little bursts of cheer to help make everyone’s return to the space a bit brighter and more welcoming.

Centred on the theme of exploration, the illustrations aimed to remind visitors to stay safe while rediscovering the creativity and energy of the centre. I hope they added a touch of joy to their experience as they navigated the space—and maybe even made them smile as they moved around!