ISHIKI means “awareness” or “consciousness” in Japanese. Our emotional experiences have as much to do with the “heart” as they do the brain. The thread-like illustration is a representation of the multi-way dialogue between the heart, the body, and the brain. The complex signals orchestrate the way our heart responds creating the actual experience of our feelings. The concept is rooted in the enigmatic intersection between our emotions and our consciousness.

Xyme is a mobile web-application that keeps a ‘wallet’ of your medications. With xyme you can read about vital drug interactions to understand which medications should not be taken together. Keeping track of all your meds can be difficult, so our user friendly app will send you SMS notifications straight to your phone morning and night. This way you never forget to take your daily pills. With the integration of Google vision API, you can scan your medication bottles to then add to your personal wallet.

An e-commerce web application using React as a framework, Redux to manage state and Express to handle server-side work. Drawing on the idea of recreating that feeling when you walk into a crisp clean store, slightly scented of freshly cut grass and neutral goodness. Comparably in the digital realm at Peach Studio. Simple yet a faint sense of warmth.

Home sweet home…

A mobile application that allows users to practice mindfulness utilizing guided meditation and yoga. The app “within” can be used to manage anxiety, realign the mind, and find balance, stability, and clarity with one's mental and physical health. This cultural obsession we have with productivity , to be incessantly fruitful with all the time we have, to do anything and everything but to listen to our voices within. So, go on. Take a minute, and listen to that inner voice of yours.