Hi, there!
I recently graduated from Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, Canada, with a degree in interaction design.
My love for interaction design is a result of its combination of technology and creativity, and how multiple disciplines work together to create a seamless experience. Whether I am designing for it, I always push my abilities to their outer edges and challenge my creativity.
I love to make video games because I have a passion for visual storytelling. I believe that storytelling is at the core of every game, and I feel rewarded and motivated when I see people engaged and dedicated.
CONTACT
dcmok@yahoo.ca | LinkedIn
+1 778 985-2926
When I’m not designing,
I eat lots of food | watch movies | play video games | draw illustrations |make motion graphics. --> Instagram | Behance
User Experience Design
User Interface Design
User Research
Prototyping / Wireframes / Mockup
Game Design
Front End Development
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustration
Adobe InDesign
Adobe Premiere Pro
Adobe After Effect
Adobe XD
Figma
Unity / C#
HTML, CSS, JavaScript
My Values
Always be learning 📚
I belives humans are constant works in progress that need to receive feedback in order to grow. I am always looking at ways to improve myself, so I like to learn new software, read blogs, and Behance on new projects in my spare time.
Stay humble. ✨
It doesn't matter whether you are the president, manager, homeless, homeless, or average kid on the street. Treat others with respect as you would yourself because ultimately, we are all humans sharing the same wants and needs and facing our battles every day. Stay true to yourself and stay true to others.
Embrace creativity. 🎨
Everyone needs to recharge from creative burnout - else, we will go insane! When I am not in my creative zone, I like snowboarding, hiking, and sculpting artworks as a form of meditation.
The world is multicultural. 🌎
Being a Chinese Canadian, I am fascinated with various cultures! It is a true joy for me to find out about common behaviors in different cultures and the foundational values behind them. I believe that nowadays we should always think about how our designs would be perceived around the world - What could be offensive, unclear, or useless?
If you like my work, drop me a line to say hi. 👋