Ad Campaign Poster Concept: Introducing Freitag to the USA for the first time. Audience: Well-educated, mid-to-upper class, able to purchase non-essential accessories and bags, providing discretionary income.
OPPORTUNITY FAIR: OTIS COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN
Dimensions: 18 x 24˝ / Color
Posters designed for the Otis Communication Arts Opportunity Fair.
DRESS GREEN
Dimensions: 30 x 40˝ Color
For two consecutive weeks, I asked 35 students from fashion, communication arts, and the fine arts departments some simple questions like, where they are from, their gender and their age. But my main questions for the survey was “how much do students care about sustainability in regards to clothing?”
I designed a poster based off of the survey I had students answer. Survey statistics are presented as the veins of the leaves. Images were created in illustrator and “used clothing” & “sustainability” were letter pressed.
DOLL UP YOUR LIFE!
Dimensions: 20 x 20˝/ Color
Patterns were designed from manipulating photographed objects and then combined to become a poster.
I AM AN IRANICAN DESIGNER POSTER SERIES
Dimensions: (3) 37x20˝ (2) 14x18˝
Personal stance on two identities colliding. A critique on the restrictions of the Iranian culture and how it affects me as a graphic designer. Challenging the cultures restrictions when two things don’t belong in a community but combining them together to embrace both sides.
Special Thanks to my Senior Thesis Project Professors: Maja Blazejewska, Jessica Flieschmann, Patricia Kovic
LAPS POSTER AT THE LOS ANGELES MUNICIPAL ART GALLERY IN HOLLYWOOD
Los Angeles Print Making Society Poster: Hand Silkscreened @ Otis College of Art + Design. Exhibited at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery in Hollywood, CA. November 1, 2009
