Winnie Wu Design
I started with a brush. I ended up with a wheel. Twice my paintings hung at Liljevalchs before I was old enough to call it a career. Then I spent two years learning packaging design, because I wanted to know how great products can be lifted by the outer beauty. Today I make ceramics - and everything I learned on the way is in them.
Pottery - Ceramics that dance
Wheel-thrown stoneware with watercolor-style glazes, applied in motion and allowed to run and dance. The kiln does what breakdancers call a freeze - it stops the movement at its most alive.
Painting - Where the colors wanders, I follow.
Painting came first. Watercolor is where everything began - pigment carried by water. Where the colors wanders, I follow.
Packaging Design - The first gesture a product makes
Packaging is the most important moment and it matters most when opening. After two years of formal packaging design studies, I have studying marketing to learn more on the brand's story.
Presentation Design - an idea that lands in the room
I design presentations that hold a story and storytelling with data. Built on more than a decade of senior commercial and partnership work - pitching, negotiating and closing global brands. I've been on both sides of the table, which is the part most designers can't offer.