The designer, named Jeseok Yi, a.k.a. Jeski, employs a startling analogy to describe his talent and ultimate purpose. “Using a knife as a metaphor, I’ve always focused on sharpening it rather than what to do with it. Some knives kill but some save by a doctor’s hands. I’m always thinking how dangerous professional talent is when used in the wrong way.” And, Jeski confesses, he’s still searching to find the answer to “why I live and what would make my life meaningful.” To this end, his works are aimed more toward aiding the unfortunate. “I thought making poor people happy might have a much bigger impact than making happy people a bit happier,” he says, which is why there are many non-profit organizations on his client list, such as the Red Cross, World Vision, and the Salvation Army.
For some, it's Mt. Everest
This will be designed to print on the stairs in public area or the subway station to pursuit having more facilities for the disabled.
About author: Shafiq Zikzin
I’m Shafiq Kamal, a freelance graphic designer in Gombak, Kuala Lumpur. I specialize in small and large format design, ranging from a tiny business card, letterhead, flyer to the large banner. Apart from print design, I do online ads design for social media as well. I’ve used my experience in graphic design to help clients bring their brand and ideas to life. I enjoy working with small businesses and any individual that’s also passionate about what they do.
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