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JAYDEN
CHUA JUN KANG
Passionate in design by frequently exploring new things in the field. He is an experimentalist at heart with daring style to express himself into the design world. Therefore, he adapts the skills learnt from the experimentation to create even more fascinating visuals.
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PORTFOLIO
Final Year Project
THEME
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Awareness Campaign
Inspired from the sharing of experiences from family member and friend which suffer from OCD.
CONCEPT
Break the misconception
There are many misconception and myths of OCD. The most common one is people confuse the fact that they like something in a certain way with OCD, however people with OCD don’t want to have it, so their compulsions are not something they want to do. You can’t be “a little OCD” - you either have it, or you don’t.
MISCONCEPTION OF OCD
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Panic in small issue
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Feel insecure
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Germaphobe
Neat freak
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Tend to overthink
SYMPTOMS SYMBOL
Checking
A group of arrows combine as a hexagon shape symbol, indicating the number of times of Checking OCD have to constantly checking their surroundings due to the obsessive thought and compulsive behavior.
Contamination
A soap bubble containing germs inside and indicating the number of times of Contamination OCD have to clean themselves daily due to the compulsions behavior.
Symmetry
A group of symmetry pattern aligned as a square shape symbol, indicating the fixation on the position and arrangement of certain objects of Symmetry OCD.
Ruminations
A group of nine circles aligned as a square shape symbol, indicating rumination occurs in all forms and subtypes of OCD in which person indulges in a long period by a cycle of repetitive thoughts.
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