About Irene Duldulao
I am Irene Duldulao, a graduating student of Conestoga College in the Visual Merchandising Arts Program. I value progress and the idea that it does not always mean success. It could mean a restart of an idea, a failure of an experiment or a shift to a completely different path. I worked as a designer for an architecture firm two years ago for four years. Before that, I studied for a five-year bachelor’s degree in Architecture in the Philippines.
Fast forward to today, I can say that taking the 2-year post-secondary diploma program in Visual Merchandising Arts contributed to my progression toward success. I love how I get to explore so many other branches linked to what I used to do. I love how all the technical things I used to know are developing with the courses I took at VMA, especially with graphic design. It is another complex world I’m meticulously unveiling. Creative Technology courses under VMA are at another level, especially in branding. This portfolio highlights some of my work in the program for the past four semesters, which are products of creative technology and retail merchandising courses.
My Latest Projects
Visual Merchandising Arts - Year End Show
This project is a group effort of four and a culmination of the four-semester courses under VMA with a task to portray VMA as a whole using graphic design skills. The concept is to build a 10 ft by 10 ft wide booth street with buildings showcasing windows in a one-point perspective illusion.
Dowtown Kitchener Holiday Window
The project is a collaboration with the Visual Merchandising Arts program of Conestoga College and the city of Kitchener highlighting the a holiday window theme displayed at the King Street, Downtown, Kitchener.
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