Projects
- Muslim-IshThis project is a response to my complicated relationship with the label "British Muslim" which I could be identified with by society, despite me being unreligious. In order to explore this relationship I adopted some conventions that a strict Muslim would live by in order to better understand their existing lifestyle challenges and analyse the effect on my current lifestyle as a student. A badge can represent membership to a side or group and with this concept in mind I have used bad
- Environmental ArtA fellow graphic design student and myself did this environmental project with the help of Castle Rock for the Horizons youth project. After meeting with the young people from the Horizons project we began to understand the frustrations and economic/social problems they are tackling on a daily bases. We decided that we wanted to create a visual representation of their battle and portray Horizons as a determined and vital organization to the general public. We wanted to create something that those youths, who feel hopeless and rejected from society, could take pride in and generate a sense of ownership for. The quotes wrapped around the pillars were provided to use by the users. Viewers are forced to walk around the pillars in order to read the messages forcing them to interact and acknowledge the youth project. We used root and vine imagery to visualise the fact that these young people exist and are establishing themselves in society. The pillars not only portray the Horizons project as a valuable, vibrant and respected community but have also prevented graffitti and vandalism of the area.
- 80 Girl Charity EventDuring Summer 2015, Two friends and I organized a second hand clothes sale to raise money for an orphanage for girls in Kenya. We collected clothes from friends and their parents, approached local business’s for food and drink and asked artistic friends for postcard designs. We spent time branding the event and publicized it on the W4 website and facebook as well as putting posters and flyers around Chiswick. The event had a big turn out from friends and walkers by and we ended up raising £3000 for Kenya Children Centres.
Work history
Work Experience
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Work experience with the Art department on the production of a Cbeebies programme called tea cup travels.
Free Lance Work
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Skills
- Events
- Art Direction
- Design
- Environment
- Illustrator
- Indesign
- Photoshop
- Word
- Photograghy
- Behavioural Design
Education
Graphic Design
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Graphic Design
Awards
RSA student design awards
Commended for my service design scheme.
http://sda.thersa.org/en/showcase