The Art of Design
Greetings! I'm Kok Cheow Yeoh, an Associate Professor of Fine Arts and Head of Graphic Design at Indiana University Southeast. Slyck.com serves as an extension of my active yet outdated website, yeoh.com. My aim is to enrich this platform with current events, ideas, explorations, and discussions. Thank you for visiting, and I look forward to your return!
Well done, Ray!
April 22, 2024 - One of our graphic design students, Mr. Ray Kimball, through our internship program, has earned a challenge coin from the Mayor of the city of Charlestown, Indiana, for his various branding projects for the city. Mr. Kimball has connected our program with a local community to make a difference, and for that, I’m grateful and very proud of him. Photo source: City of Charlestown FB
Consultation
A recently acquired new graphic design client called Bloom Rejuvenation, LLC, needs a branding project. Stay tuned for visuals showcasing the journey from initial sketches to the final polished projects in this section.
Research
I'm currently in the initial phase of crafting a research paper about the establishment of Slyck, a marketplace and gallery located in downtown New Albany, Indiana. slyck was officially launched on October 6, 2023, as a sabbatical project that concluded on March 15, 2024. This space has emerged as a vibrant hub where students, alumni, and local artists can explore their creativity freely. The aim is to shed light on slyck's significant role in nurturing artistic expression, promoting community involvement, and reflecting on the lessons learned in operating a retail business.
My most recent poster design
Responding to an invitation to submit a poster for the Ba Culture International Poster Exhibition in China, this poster, created by Nov. 2023, features a large three-dimensional 'ba' Chinese character emerging from the ground, with the English letters 'BA' embedded within it. The 'ba' character is smooth and pristine, creating a striking contrast with its rugged surroundings. Numerous artifacts unearthed from an archaeological site line the character's outer periphery, while others rise toward the sky, illuminating the existence of a sophisticated civilization that thrived from the 2nd millennium BCE to the 3rd century.
