Perception's creators joined a campaign where knitted hats are made and then donated to children who need them. At first our hand were clumsy and awkward, but the completed projects brought so much joy to our Perceptors. 

Working with a happy heart is the key to success.  IDEO, a U.S. design consulting firm, is known worldwide for their innovation in design related feels. Because of their popularity and success, they have become the model for global design businesses. One key thing for IDEO is their unique …

 Perception's CEO, Choi So-hyun participated in Ecomom Korea's recent discussion, "Ecomom Foundations and Earth Day Celebrations." The talk focused on energy saving techniques, recycling, and eco-friendly products.  Find out more here: https://news.naver.com/main/read.nhn?mode=LS…

Written by Choi Soo-hyun, CEO of Perception (Creative Director)There are many complexities in the world. What if creative people create complexes? Scholars say that everyone has a complex in his or her mind and that he or she is not aware of it.These days, not only designers but also everyone is int…

    Recently, Perception's CEO, Choi So-hyun, was interviewed regarding the creative process with the workers. See the full interview here: http://news.heraldcorp.com/view.php?ud=20110118000035&md=20120423063138_BL <안상미 기자 @hugahn>hug@heraldcorp.com, 사진=박…

  Sticker design for "Dasom's Small Breath" hosted by the Beautiful Foundation. In support of youths, we designed these stickers full of text and cute illustrations. 

 Perception's CEO, Choi So-hyun recently attented the Web Business Trend Conference 2011 and presented on trends and insights for web design both domestically and abroad.  

 Perception's talent donation in the form of creating character and container design for Gaon's Bright Farm (가온들찬빛 농장)

 Ecomom Korea is a campaign for mothers to care for the Earth with the interest of children in mind.  Campaign identity, various promotional materials, and props that were distributed at their most recent event were all created by Perception.  

 The 2009 Design Trend Seminar offered a glimpse of trends in the design industry. The event was planned and designed by Perception.

 Through the Green Tea Project, t-shirts with illustrations and warm messages were sold in Garosugil. The proceeds were donated to charity. 

Anabada was a co-project between Perception and Crevis, designed for the sharing of culture. It was a warm place to exchange and sell clothes, stationery, daily necessities, and books.