keshi — WANTCHU 2025
Single artwork for keshi’s WANTCHU, released in August 2025.
Photography: Kenji Kaio Chong, Hair and makeup: Yukina Mitsuhashi, Styling: kendy.




David Jung · Los Angeles
Creative direction for music, gaming
and brands across East and West.
Single artwork for keshi’s WANTCHU, released in August 2025.
Photography: Kenji Kaio Chong, Hair and makeup: Yukina Mitsuhashi, Styling: kendy.




Show content and live stage visuals for NewJeans’ Bunnies Camp at the Tokyo Dome, their first solo concert in Japan, across two sold-out nights. A visual trip down a perpetual rabbit hole of NewJeans lore and fandom. Each song takes longtime fans one level deeper. ADOR reported more than 91,000 attendees across the two nights.
Done with immanent.


The opening DJ set became a stadium-wide hypnotism session, drawing the crowd into the stage from the first beat.



Each song goes one level deeper into Bunnies Camp, a hyper dream world packed with references only true fans would catch.


Visual identity and stage visuals for 88rising's Head in the Clouds Forever set on Coachella's main stage, April 2022. A generation of Asian music on one stage. The look draws on Asian folklore, a source older than any one artist on the bill. CL closed her own set by bringing back 2NE1, their first performance together since 2015.
Cloud Campos, Zhonglin, Curry Tian, NMBRS.

To connect artists from different countries and eras, the identity draws on a shared source: the spiritual and natural elements of Asian folklore.


On stage, each artist's set became a different folktale and elemental world, distinct but part of one story.


Riot's competitive League of Legends, rebranded as LoL Esports, and a redesigned Summoner's Cup with Tiffany & Co. Ten years in. Built for the next ten. A single color, Iceborn blue, leaves room for each team's own colors. Riot announced LoL Esports in July 2020. The Tiffany & Co. cup was revealed in August 2022.
Massive Assembly, The New Company, NMBRS, Possible.

Built like a sports league, with the soul of the game still inside it. The mark: One color, one typeface, one mark.




Elements: A little fantasy, kept on purpose. The game's core elements, rebuilt in 3D and set alongside the type, so the brand never loses the soul of League.




The Summoner's Cup was redesigned with Tiffany & Co. and given five handles, one for each player on the winning team.





A new brand and festival experience for 88rising's Head in the Clouds, which started in 2018. A festival for dreamers that takes you above the clouds. A literal take on the name: a sky to build in, and Clo, a small cloud with a face. The festival went on to Jakarta in 2022 and New York in 2023.
88rising Production, Aura, Clear as Day, Immanent, Ophelia, Tait.

A bubble logotype, Clo and roadside mall signs, combined into one festival.








On the main stage, Clo comes to life and reacts to the crowd, while the grounds celebrate real Asian-American culture.



Portraits shot and shared on site.





Identity, a story world and four masked characters for SF4AM, 88rising's dance music collective, carried through music videos, live shows and a custom '80s Toyota Corolla. Four producers. Four masks. One tokusatsu universe. A team of masked heroes, each with a color of their own, is a format audiences already know.
Cekai, Era Cars, Firme Atelier, Humanprsn, Immanent, Ironhead Studios, Joanie Del Santo, Katie Qian, Pennacky.

The visual identity takes its cues from the golden age of late-'80s Japanese cinema.








Each mask is designed around its member's role in the music, recognizable alone and as a set.







Music videos with Toyota and social content around San Francisco, each a fragment of a larger universe.
A live show built on four pedestals, giving each member their own lights, colors, cameras and effects.
Tournament identity and launch campaign for Riot's Valorant Champions Tour, which began in 2021. Precision, battle-worn. Valorant's hard angles remain, with surfaces roughened by brushed script and grain.
Cory Schmitz, Massive Assembly.


Valorant's clean sci-fi language, roughened up for competition. The mark: Built from the game's own angles, with a brushed script beside it.






The launch campaign leaned into how global the sport is, with a multilingual type system.





Identity and event package for Riot's 2022 League of Legends World Championship, built with Tendril for 24 teams. One & Only. Twenty-four teams, one champion. Teams were revealed about four weeks before each event, so the system can swap in any team's colors and logos. Digiday, Stash and Abduzeedo covered the identity during the tournament.
Tendril.
Built around the trophy, with a system flexible enough to run across a four-city tour.



Team flags twist, split and recombine, like a roster reshaping itself game to game.



From Times Square to the final at Chase Center in San Francisco.





A brand refresh for 100 Thieves, the gaming and lifestyle brand, with The New Company: an updated logomark and many hand-lettered versions of the name. A hundred thieves leave their mark. One fixed wordmark, surrounded by hand-lettered versions of the name.
The New Company.

100thieves has always been an organization that represents a collective of people. The brand refresh brings this to the forefront.







Album packaging and launch campaign for HELLA, the debut album from 88rising's 1999 WRITE THE FUTURE. Creating a new music and content platform of 90's AZN culture. 1999 as a shared memory of growing up Asian-American, set in places like the strip-mall plaza and the grocery aisle. HELLA came out in February 2024 with 24 tracks.
88rising Production, HPLA, Kid Studio, Le3ay Studio.

HELLA, the debut full length album that launched the 1999 universe, combines all the references of the AZN era into an epic album package.



Music videos and a content series built from shared memories of growing up Asian-American in the '90s.
Killer Karaoke, a long-form podcast of interviews, food and live performances in a custom karaoke booth.


Album campaign for boylife's second full-length album, Jones. The record's raw intimacy, as a bold, contemporary visual identity.
Anno, Chris Alborano, Le3ay Studio, NSFW World Communications, Pennacky.

Restrained stark typography, surreal metaphorical imagery and tactile textures, drawn from boylife's love for americana and the raw analog process that created the record.














Films for adidas' Here to Create across football and basketball, starring young footballers and James Harden. Americana. Young Tango Squad players break into Real Madrid's training ground at night and swap the stars' shirts for their own. The Break-In launched in September 2017 with the Champions League group stage.
72andSunny, Carlyle Garrick, Iconoclast, Imperial Woodpecker, Paul Geusebroek, Stacy Wall.

Young footballers broke into Real Madrid's training ground, then took over the billboards as the stars of adidas' football campaign.







In basketball, the idea carried into a film starring James Harden.




Launch film for Apple Pay with Face ID on iPhone X, directed by Daniels and set to Vulfpeck's 'Back Pocket'. Pay with a glance. A flea market gives the film a reason for many small purchases in a row. Silver, Online Commercial of the Year, shots Awards 2018.
Daniels, Prettybird.

A flea market, an iPhone and Vulfpeck's 'Back Pocket', directed by Daniels.


David Jung is a Korean-American creative director in Los Angeles and the founder of Studio Jung. He works across music, gaming and brands in the US and Asia, weaving design, film and live experience into one cohesive story: identities, stage shows, music videos and campaigns where the imagery and the storytelling are built together.
Founder & Creative Director, Studio Jung
Executive Creative Director, 88rising
Global Head of Art, Esports, Riot Games
Art Director, Media Arts Lab
Art Director, 72andSunny
Creative direction
Brand identity and design systems
Live shows and stage visuals
Music videos and film
Campaigns and launches
Album packaging and content series
Apple, adidas, Riot Games, League of Legends, VALORANT, 88rising, ADOR, NewJeans, keshi, Jackson Wang, iShowSpeed, 100 Thieves
New projects, collaborations and press.
Los Angeles, California