Google Science Fair
Site design/Event /Anthem filmÂ
Type Directors Club Winner
I’ve designed and led the team in crafting the Google Science Fair's brand identity and visual language from the ground up. We applied across digital and physical touchpoints, including the website, social media, film, event spaces, installations, and the award trophy. Our goal was to broaden the program's appeal, inspiring a more diverse community of future innovators. By emphasizing the joy and process of discovery, we created a compelling narrative and visual expression that deepened emotional engagement with GSF.Â
Social Campaign:
Collab contents with Lego, NatGeo, Scientific american and Virgin Galactic
Influencer and teen led social contetnsÂ
Created a video guidelines for finalist to capture their stories forÂ
@google channel.Â
GSF Website
To address this, we partnered with the digital agency Instrument to build a comprehensive platform that simplifies participation. The homepage features a "Thought Starter" section where users can browse past submissions and see what others are working on. Also we revamped how we showcase previous winners. Instead of simply highlighting their winning ideas, we adopted a more editorial approach that explores their personal motivations and learnings, making their stories more relatable and accessible.
For the submission platform, we developed a step-by-step guide that covers ideation, testing, and execution, complete with helpful resources to support teachers and students. This platform is tailored to 15 global markets, serving as a robust hub for the global science community.Â
GSF Anthem Film
ImpactÂ
Credit 🙏
CD/Junko Maegawa
Marketing manager_Laura Nichol,Â
Identity design, typography and design system_
Junko Maegawa, Tony Lee, Michelle Lin
Writing_Jason Bice
Motion design_Victor Bivol, Brian Hopkins
Production cordinate_Elizabeth Cutter
Website_ InstrumentÂ
Anthem film_Across the pond
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