museum of immortality

Vampires & Werewolves & Ghosts & Dragons! The Museum of Immortality uses the ampersand as a conjuction to construct the frame logo. Very appropriate for a museum, as they commonly frame artworks, but keeping the center of the frame empty & ominous to keep the mystery and maintain the idea of the unkown being scary.


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open eye mental health campaign

Open Eye Mental Health Campaign is a campaign aimed at educating and raising awareness in the Arab community about mental health, which is very stigmatized.


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color the conversation
at risd

Color the Conversation is a new initiative at
RISD started in 2020 aimed at connecting
BIPOC students with artists and designers in
the professional world using mentorships, masterclasses, and artist talks.

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jello magazine

With 6 weeks to create a Broadsheet magazine,
I was instructed to find a subject to work with that
I can use to demonstrate fluency with typesetting, image relationships, and complex layered elements. After doing some research, I came across many articles, recipes, and even fashion inspired by
Jell-O! While learning a lot about the history of the gelatin dessert, I was challenged to utilize a much larger page that I had worked with before, as well
as finding a way to bring through the movement and enjoyment that comes with Jello. The project was very fun in the end to assemble together and showcase to my peers!

*None of the articles or images belong to me and all credit is given in the publication.*

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if cards

What if we used our imagination more when having conversations about social issues that impact all of us? I was challenged to find a way to combine seriousness and play. I wanted to design bite-sized ‘what if…?’ statements to spark friendly conversation about important political issues in a way that incites using the imagination to think about what the future might look like based on the political decisions we make.


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biorhyme typeface promo

This is a promotion for BioRhyme designed by Aiofe Mooney. I wanted to showcase all of it’s weights, supported languages, and glyphs! I also had some fun with the phrase ‘The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog’.


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what we see when we read

This is a coptic-bound book design using Peter Mendelsund’s What We See When We Read. While reading the text, I took note of Mendelsund’s use of voices and asterisks and incorporated that in my design.


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riso for egypt

These are a collection of riso prints capturing my last visit to my home in Alexandria, Egypt. The grainy texture of the risograph allowed a feeling of nostalgia to come through the images.


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