Hello! I’m Seoyun and I’m
a Graphic Designer based in Chicago.
Please have fun looking around!
Projects
2023
Ui/UX IPad App Design
Collabortive Project with:
Jiarong Song
Amanda Witt
Page Woodall
Glessenr Lee (1878-1962), worked on series of grisly dioramas, The Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death. Proving an ingenious solution to the problem Magrath voiced years earlier, the miniatures not only taught investigators how to properly canvass a scene, but also challenged their biases. A pioneering tool for forensic teaching, they also testify to the determination of Captain Lee, as she liked to be called, who used her cunningness and craft to break the glass ceiling and advocate for others who did not have a voice.
about the app
The Nutshell Study is a mobile application designed for those analyzing narrative spaces, such as theatrical designs or crime scenes. Inspired by Frances Glessner Lee’s dioramas, originally created for forensic science training, the app allows users to explore the intricate relationships between props and narratives. Users can compare and contrast evidence across different dioramas or within a single diorama, enabling deeper analysis of Glessner’s intentions and the truth behind each crime scene. The app offers a unique tool for studying the interplay of design, storytelling, and investigation.
key Features
1. Tagging & Highlighting
The app offers tagging feature for highlighting significant elements within each categories.
2. Custom Notes
The users are able to add custom notes while exploring dioramas.
Flowchart Illustrating the user journey within the Nutshell Study app
Users can highlight elemetents under each tags and compare between each dioramas
Users can make custom notes
The User can highlight each elements within a diorama by using the tagging feature