Led the visual art direction for Check-Hook, the album by Singaporean singer-songwriter Charlie Lim, following his critically acclaimed double EP Time/Space.

The visual identity drew from the boxing technique “check-hook” as a conceptual framework rather than a literal motif. A restrained red and blue colour palette was developed to reference the opposing corners of a boxing ring, creating visual tension while supporting the album’s themes of control, movement, and confrontation.

The system was applied across album artwork, single covers, press imagery, digital platforms, and merchandise, ensuring consistency across the album’s release cycle while allowing individual artworks to retain distinct character.

The project received regional coverage, including Bandwagon Asia, and formed part of a broader visual rollout accompanying the album launch.