For an article in FT Rui magazine about those who wear the brand-name clothes and expensive accessories, then fake their way into moneyed, upper-class social circles.

If you’re wondering about the buffalo, it’s a visual reference to the Chinese for boasting or bragging, which is “chui niu”, literally “to blow the cow (skin)”.

This is for an article in That’s Shanghai magazine, it says “Olive Oil” in Greek on the banner. In case it seems a bit random, here’s a quick explanation:

top left = Zeus with a Martini (American drink, but with an olive)
top right = Athena (who brought olives to the greeks and blessed them… that raised hand is her blessing them. And she’s always accompanied by an owl)
top centre = dove with olive branch
Main pic - woman picking olives is in traditional Greek dress
Machines at bottom = various contraptions for pressing oil out of olives

For an article in That’s Shanghai magazine on China’s collaborative online fan plays featuring characters from anime, Harry Potter, etc.

For the Financial Times Rui magazine (China).