Digital collectibles · A Chinese visual language.
Black and gold, expressive calligraphy and traditional motifs bring a distinctive visual language to discovery, collections and personal spaces.
My work: Interface visuals, icons and interaction states
Traditional aesthetics, digital experiences
This historical study explores a Chinese-inspired mobile experience for discovering and displaying digital collections. Dark surfaces frame the artwork, gold highlights information and actions, and calligraphy and landscape textures set the mood. The goal is a distinctive identity with clear hierarchy across content-rich screens.
From art direction to a coherent system
The visual language extends beyond the cover. Category icons, collection cards, sign-in buttons, loading states and profile forms share consistent lines, colours and ornament. Lists and detail pages use type scale, spacing and bottom actions to separate information from decisions.
Discovery, sharing and account flows
The original boards also cover sharing cards, community invitations, mystery-box content, profiles and purchase records. Together they show the scope from discovery to ongoing management. Existing brand anonymisation is retained, with attention on the interface system and design approach.
The design in detail
12 original studies · Original proportions. Open images for a closer look.
Design focus
- Chinese aesthetics
- Mobile UI
- Icon system