I'm a graphic designer from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, NY. I graduated at the end of May 2007, and now I am seeking a full time job in graphic design. My passion is in print, but I have experience in Flash and web as well.

Outside of design, most of my time is spent with my cars and motorcycle. Race, repair, and repeat. I am also an avid Judo player and a big fan of the combat sports.

I may be contacted in the following ways:

Joshua Leung
email: josh@joshualeung.net
cell phone: 518 256 8969

Resume in PDF

Flying nowadays is no fun, but Upjet Air aims to change that. By offering direct flights and superior service, Upjet Air appeals to upscale travellers who are looking to make the journey just as enjoyable as the destination. A full-featured identity package, work began with the logo and stationary, and included advertising and location design. The culmination of the project was a comprehensive graphic standards manual.

Graphic standards manual in PDF
Full page ad in PDF
Boarding pass in PDF
Brochure in PDF

All American automotive magazines have one thing in common: they're ugly! I picked one of my favorites, Grassroots Motorsports, which also happens to be one of the ugliest; and redesigned the magazine to be much more visually appealing.

Magazine in PDF

Like any sport, the premier motorcycle racing championship, MotoGP, has a lot of statistics. This poster covers the 2006 season, showing the results from each round and the overall progression of the riders in their race for the championship.

Poster in PDF

Over the summer/fall of 2006, I worked as an intern at the graphic design firm Smith & Jones. My biggest project was a series of promotional pieces for the company, comprising of a series of postcards and a Flash ebrochure.

eBrochure in SWF requires Flash player.
Postcards in PDF

My love of motorsports and interest in Flash and animation was brought together for this piece. A type in motion project, a rider's account of the 2005 MotoGP race at the racetrack in Brno, Czech Republic was illustrated with dynamic, moving type.

Movie in SWF requires Flash player.

Exploring color was the aim of this project. Eight adjectives were matched with eight color schemes designed to communicate the meaning of each idea, through the colors chosen. This project really allowed me to play with fun illustrations and bright colors, two of my favorites. The final result was bound into a hardcover book.

Book in PDF