Well come

Tashi Wangdu

presentation

a nomadic life.

Born in Tibet

Brought up in India

Living in America

about

I draw

I design

I build

always want to desig n.

me & design

Yusaku Kamekura’s “Hiroshima

Appeals 1983 “ poster promotes peace, but also reflects on the horrors of the past.

Tibet Appeals 2016

More than 145 tibetans have self immolated since 2009.

“My religion is very simple, my religion

is kindness” - by H.H the Dalai Lama.

Kindness is the bases of all religion.

inspira t ions

CHAINS

Anderson explores elemental themes of power, freedom, and the

sources of human strength in this searing, fascinating story. –Booklist

...fast-moving, emotionally involving plot. –Publishers Weekly

Anderson’s novel is remarkable for its strong sense of time and

place and for its nuanced portrait of slavery and of New York City

during the Revolutionary War. –Hornbook

Chains offers a perfect springboard for classroom discussion and history lessons. But don’t dismiss it as academic fodder.

Battle scenes and politics, heroic acts and secret plots fill its pages, making it as exciting for readers who prefer action as it

is inspiring for those more drawn to stories about people and

relationships.–Christian Science Monitor

If an entire nation could seek

its freedom, why not a girl?

As the Revolutionary War begins,

thirteen-year-old Isabel wages her

own fight... for freedom. Promised freedom upon the death of their

owner, she and her sister, Ruth, in a

cruel twist of fate become the prop-

erty of a malicious New York City

couple, the Locktons, who have no

sympathy for the American Revolu-

tion and even less for Ruth and Is-

abel. When Isabel meets Curzon, a

slave with ties to the Patriots, he en-

courages her to spy on her owners,

who know details of British plans

for invasion. She is reluctant at first, but when the unthinkable happens

to Ruth, Isabel realizes her loyalty

is available to the bidder who can

provide her with freedom. From ac-

claimed author Laurie Halse Ander-

son comes this compelling, impec-

cably researched novel that shows

the lengths we can go to cast off chains, both physical and spiritual.

Laurie Halse Anderson is the New

York Times best-selling author who

writes for kids of all ages. Known

for tackling tough subjects with hu-

mor and sensitivity, her work has

earned numerous national and state

awards, as well as international rec-

ognition. Two of her books, Speak

and Chains, were National Book

Award finalists. Laurie was honored with the 2009 Margaret A. Edwards

Award given by YALSA division of the

American Library Association for her

“significant and lasting contribution to young adult literature...”. Mother of

four and wife of one, Laurie lives in

Northern New York, where she likes

to watch the snow fall as she writes.

• IRA Teachers’ Choices booklist 2009

• Selected by Indie Booksellers for the Winter 2009 Kids’ List

• Booklist’s Editors Choice, Books for Youth

• National Book Award Finalist 2008 • Scott O’Dell Award for Historical

Fiction 2009 • Top 10 Black History Books for

Youth 2009 • Notable Children’s Book 2009

L.H.Anderson

Book jacket design “Chains“ by L.H.Anderson

Poster design

I am a generalist

Logo design

some of my work

billboard design

bigger the better.

THE NISSAN LEAF -”a friend of nature ”

THE NISSAN GTR - ‘born to run‘

e-magazine

SEA - 40 % of the world’s ocean have been heavily affected by human activities.

interactive.

illustration

Envy - a sin.

Psychedelic style Yak band poster Human in animal.

writing story with picture.

City Tech Commnication

typography

one of my weakness.

Type & Media fall 2015City tech communication design.

Peace in 2 language.

United we stand in 2 lan-guage

typography

Psychedelic style Yak band poster

Yak is always a Yank

Drawing with letter.

Toward Free Tibet.

3D design

connecting with nature.

A lamp made with small cups .

Small cups.

A wedding ring made with clay.

A guitar made with wire.

Geometric shape.

drawings

Visual war -surrealism.

Onion -still life charcoal.

Still life apple in plate and Brooklyn .

a strength and a friend.

Thank you