
Award-Winning Student Works
Encourage students to participate in domestic and international digital media design competitions, operated through the integration of digital media design courses. Over the years, we have achieved fruitful results in winning awards. By participating in competitions, we not only cultivate students' team spirit and sense of honor, but also bring honor to our department and the school.
2025
D-Mart
Red Dot Award 2025 – Brand & Communication Design (Red Dot Winner)
Germany
The story unfolds on a resource-scarce island, where the sudden appearance of a massive whale becomes the focus of the residents’ attention. As the villagers see it as an opportunity for survival, a young boy finds himself powerless to prevent the impending tragedy.
Through animation, the work captures the whale’s brief yet magnificent presence, conveying the idea that nature follows its own cycle of life. It calls upon viewers to reflect on the relationship between humanity and the environment.
2025
Red Light, Green Light
Golden Pin Design Award – Young Designers’ Exhibition & Yingliang Innovation Award
Taoyuan Design Award – Jury Special Award (Emerging Designer Category)
Excellence Award, The 21st Technical and Vocational Institutions Computer Animation Competition
Inspired by the familiar pedestrian traffic light figures of everyday life — the little red man and the little green man — this animation invites audiences on an adventurous journey through the city.
Through their exploration, the film seeks to awaken viewers’ awareness of the ordinary. It encourages people to slow down, rediscover the details of daily life, and sense the subtle warmth and glimmers of light hidden within the urban landscape.
2025
The City of the Whale Fall
Excellence Award
The 21st Technical and Vocational Institutions Computer Animation Competition
The story unfolds on a resource-scarce island, where the sudden appearance of a massive whale becomes the focus of the residents’ attention. As the villagers see it as an opportunity for survival, a young boy finds himself powerless to prevent the impending tragedy.
Through animation, the work captures the whale’s brief yet magnificent presence, conveying the idea that nature follows its own cycle of life. It calls upon viewers to reflect on the relationship between humanity and the environment.
2025
Run! Run?
Excellence Award
The 21st Technical and Vocational Institutions Computer Animation Competition
The story begins when a transfer student suddenly enters an otherwise ordinary life. Before anyone realizes it, friendships begin to form, and what starts as a simple encounter unfolds into a fantastical and imaginative chase.
Yet, upon reflection, a lingering question remains — where did this friendship truly begin?
2025
The Enchanted Blossom
Merit Award
The 21st Technical and Vocational Institutions Computer Animation Competition
The story follows a heterochromatic, half-human, half-dragon youth who serves as an exorcist.
When a mysterious spirit born from a cherry blossom tree incinerates an entire town, he assumes it will be a swift and effortless exorcism. However, the seemingly delicate “flower spirit” proves far more formidable than expected.
What begins as a routine mission soon turns into a fierce and exhausting battle, forcing him to confront both the power of the supernatural and the limits of his own strength.
2025
Asbel
Merit Award
The 21st Technical and Vocational Institutions Computer Animation Competition
The story follows Asbel, an angel who has long observed human emotions from afar, gradually developing a deep curiosity about them.
As Asbel ventures further into understanding the complexities of human feelings, a profound realization begins to unfold — an unexpected and unfamiliar emotion toward his close friend, Mikael.
What begins as observation transforms into self-discovery, as the situation evolves in unforeseen and irreversible ways.
2025
The Origin of Toast
Bronze Award, Animation Category
Best Animation Award
The 22nd Yu-Hsiu Cup Competition
This work reimagines the legendary origin of “toast.”
A visionary inventor, obsessed with the idea of alchemizing bread into gold, captures the attention of the king. Upon hearing the rumor, the king summons him and demands that he present his miraculous machine at the palace within two weeks.
When the appointed day arrives, the inventor brings not gold, but a loaf of bread baked in an oven until it gleams with a golden hue. As the court anticipates his failure, the king slices a piece and takes a bite.
To everyone’s surprise, he is deeply satisfied. The flavor, he declares, is worth far more than gold itself.
And thus, toast is born — not as treasure forged from metal, but as golden delight created through craft and heat.
2024
Flaky Transformation
Honorable Mention, Animation Category
The 21st Yu-Hsiu Cup Competition
Corporate Client: Lien Hwa Milling Foods.
In a small-town bakery, there lives an unassuming croissant. One day, it spots a poster announcing a bakery beauty contest and dreams of participating. However, its ambition is met with ridicule from the other breads, leaving it discouraged and doubtful.
Late at night, when the bakery falls silent and the croissant stands alone, it notices a bag of Lien Hwa flour nearby. Printed on it are the words: “Premium Quality, Remarkable Transformation.” Inspired by this message, the croissant leaps into the flour. A radiant beam of light appears — and a miraculous transformation begins.
On the day of the competition, the croissant steps onto the stage in a brand-new, irresistibly delicious form, astonishing both the audience and the judges. It ultimately wins the championship title.
This victory not only fulfills the croissant’s dream but also revitalizes the bakery’s reputation. The croissant’s courage and transformation become legendary, inspiring other breads to follow its path. As a result, the bakery flourishes once again.
2023
Steamed Buns and the Memory Jukebox
Silver Award, Corporate Creative Marketing – Animation Category
Best Animation Award
The 20th Yu-Hsiu Cup Competition
On a bustling city street stands an ordinary-looking bread vending machine. One day, an office worker named Gavin happens to pass by and decides to give it a try. Assuming it to be nothing more than a typical vending machine, he casually inserts the last 30 dollars he has in his pocket.
To his surprise, what emerges is not just bread, but a steamed bun with egg — a flavor deeply rooted in his childhood memories. Instantly, he is transported back to moments shared with his grandmother.
Could this machine possess a mysterious magic — one that dispenses not only food, but cherished memories?
2023
Grandpa’s Magic Bread
Honorable Mention, Animation Category
The 20th Yu-Hsiu Cup Competition
One day, Xiao-Zhen recalls her childhood memories of selling bread alongside her beloved grandfather. As she shares the secret behind what made their bread so delicious, she reveals the “magic” ingredient — flour produced by Lien Hwa Milling Corporation.
After discovering the magic behind the bread, Xiao-Zhen decides to carry on the familiar warmth and flavor, preserving the legacy of her grandfather through every loaf she bakes.
2022
Wa!T
Winner of the 2022 European iJungle Graphic Design Award
Excellence in Advertising Promotion
In modern society, as we continue to progress, we are constantly exposed to information from countless sources. These messages subtly shape our thoughts, decisions, and actions.
Under the influence of information, we respond differently depending on what we receive. With the rise of new media, the interaction between communicators and recipients has become increasingly dynamic, and human relationships are now saturated with layers of visible and invisible influence.
Beginning from digital media, we explore this interdependent relationship through the theme “WAIT! Between Us.”
The visual tension of the exclamation mark, combined with the commanding tone of “WAIT!”, invites people in this fast-paced era to pause — to reflect on the intangible forces we exert upon one another.
Through digital media works created by each student, words are translated into images, and influence becomes visible. We hope to awaken awareness among exhibition viewers — encouraging self-examination and inspiring meaningful engagement with society.












