Deven Truong is a Vina-merican graphic designer based in Portland, Oregon.

PAK! A Book about Table Tennis

A slightly more-than-beginner’s guide to the sport and culture around Table Tennis. Features sections on table tennis’ history, technical skills, toolkit, notable players, and community interviews.

Researched, written, designed, photographed, illustrated, interviewed, and assembled by Deven Truong.

90 pages
Inkjet printed
Hand-coptic-bound

Willamette Week

Branding work for Portland-Based newspaper Willamette Week’s annual readers’ poll, “Best of Portland.” 

Done in collaboration with Diego Garibay and Haley Hsu. Branding
Page Layout
Digital + Print Ads
Motion
Illustration

Emissaries

Creative collective in Portland, Oregon. Focused on building a network of young creatives both locally and globally through creative exchange and community experiences.

“Meridian,” a project under Emissairies, is a series of live sonic events that merge elecronic music, dance, and design.
Fellow Co-Founders:

Houston Trent    
Shakai Shavers  
Emanuel Rave
Amon WatsonCreative + Art Direction
Marketing
Motion
Video
Hype-man

CAROUSEL: An Ever-Evolving Archive

Branding system for exhibition curated by Lis Charman

Taking motifs from the ecological themes of the exhibition, this system aims to capture the uniform yet organic nature of archival practices. The name “Carousel” refers to the constant cycling of projects presented in the gallery throughout the year.
Done in collaboration with Marcos Cicneros.

Creative + Art Direction
Page Layout
Branding
Illustration
 
                                                                                                                                                                                                              

Nói-Z Restaurant

Branding for Nói-Z, a Vietnamese street-food restaurant concept. Inspired by the fast-paced and social nature of quán cóc restaurants found all around Vietnam, the restaurant invites bustling city atmospheres with its open concept and communal seating arrangements. Loud conversations and large parties are encouraged. Food should be an experience shared with others, and Nói-Z offers that escape from American isolationist workaholism.

Branding + Identity
Illustration
Photography                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   ©Deven Truong 2026