1. Handbill and poster design for churches

CNEC Churches Handbill Design

CNEC Churches Poster Design

CNEC Fellowship Church Poster Design

2. Logo and Tee Design for Boys’ Brigade HK 224 coy

BBHK 224 Logo Design

Coy Tee Design

3. Invitation Designs for Weddings

Bianca and Barry's Wedding Invitation Design

Crystal & Jonathan's Wedding invitation Design

4. Illustrations

Yum

tree head

Untitled

http://hk.myblog.yahoo.com/yue_love_tsuyoshi

If not, Wendy will try her very best to translate the story when she have time someday….. ^^

My Dogs' Diary Cover

(P.S. Wendy Wong is Yue Yuumoto)

Apple Daily, 26July 2010, Culture Page

The Dojishi World in Hong Kong

Tree Boy

Did your parents or grandparents ask you not to swallow any seeds of fruits, if not there will be a tree growing from your head? Is that funny? Wendy wants to draw this little funny joke out by using watercolor and photoshop.

Child in Sweet Dream

This picture is referring to the elder son of the Cecilia Cheung and Nicholas Tse. They are the couples in the Hong Kong entertainment industry. When Wendy was reading the gossip magazine, she found the kid was sleeping so peacefully in the photo. She wanted to draw that down. She used watercolor as her material to create a soft and peaceful atmosphere.

Wendy Wong was exhibiting her recent works in her “Stitches with Love…” series. There were 5 works exhibiting in the show.  Apart from “Together… (2)” and “Together… (3)”, 3 new works named “Not Entirely Severed” (1) and (2) and “Shared “I”" respectively. She would like to present her work with more contrast between paper and thread. Thus, she nailed her works  with wooden frames, in order to create the tension between the paper and the thread and also to strengthen the tension and the feeling of suffering of those eyes. Because of “love”, eyes were stitched up. Because of “love”, human relationship become complicated. That’s the message that the works were telling to audiences.

Cat was exhibiting 2 works by using recycled paper. She wanted to show her life in an office. Those materials were from her office. Her works named “Deadline” and “Missing Home” respectively. Cat expressed her life as an OL in a funny way.She presented her work, “Deadline”, with the negative spaces of some “missing” stationaries. “Missing Home” is a set of recycled paper bowls and some ready made objects.

It is glad that to share the following photos with you all online. Please enjoy.

Wendy with Cat's work

Shared "I" with the wall painting

Not entirely Servered (2)

catering for the opening

Gift

Wendy with her work Not Entirely Severed (1)

Wendy Wong and Her friends In front of Not Entirely Severed (2)

At the Opening......

At the opening ... (2)

Papier

After coming back to Hong Kong, Wendy Wong is  going to have her joint exhibition with Wai Yan Cat, Kwok, a ceramist and sculpture artist in Hong Kong. Their exhibition’s named “Papier”, the French translation of “Paper”. They are going to use “Paper” as the media of their artworks. Cat will exhibit a set of recycled paper sculptures. And Wendy is going to continue her works in Sydney.

Wendy will exhibit 2 sets of works from last exhibition and 3 new works with the continuation of her “Stitches with Love…” concept. She wants to have more focus in her idea of the shared eyes and human relationship. By using spatial contrast and textural difference, she would like to show the human marks in building up relationship.

Exhibition details as follows:

Opening: 1pm 27/2/2010 (Sat)
Exhibition period: 27/2/2010-7/3/2010
Exhibition time:11 am -7pm

Location: L8-04A, Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre, 30 Pak Tin Street, Shek Kip Mei, Kln, Hong Kong

Wendy's exhibition area

Wendy and one of her friends

Xin Kuai Bao, a Chinese Newspaper Website in Australia, made a feature page about Wai Ting Wendy Wong under the column of Young Design Talent 2009 Sydney. Here is the Website (written in Chinese): http://www.xkb.com.au/html/life/wodelehuo/2009/1211/24075.html