For Consumer’s Sake
skills: creative direction, creative research, design, design strategy, content writing, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, After Effects
media: books, video, data visualization, posters
skills: creative direction, creative research, design, design strategy, content writing, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, After Effects
media: books, video, data visualization, posters
For Consumer’s Sake hones in on current social dynamics, providing solutions and ways to focus on the essential, encouraging conscious consumption.
Consumerism is examined in the micro and macro through three critical lenses: social media (digital), materialism (physical), and philosophy (psychological).
Consumerism is examined in the micro and macro through three critical lenses: social media (digital), materialism (physical), and philosophy (psychological).
project roles: art director, artist, designer, photographer, copywriter
designed, constructed, and written in collaboration with Ayah Elgendy
designed, constructed, and written in collaboration with Ayah Elgendy
Medium 1: Library
Social media is presented as a library,
demonstrating digital platforms’ information
distribution techniques. As a contradiction,
the library is presented in a tangible form,
a series of three handmade books that begs
the reader to be more conscious about
their content intake.
Crazy Times Call For Crazy Data
stastics on social media during times of crisis
Designers & Consumerism
approach to reduce visual clutter as designers
Social Identity
participatory book that focuses on
social media as an identity influencer
Medium 2: Video
Philosophy is illustrated through motion,
targeting the internal war that is present in
a person’s mind daily, and provides solutions
when it comes to simplifying the intake
of information.
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Medium 3: Posters
Materialism is depicted through a poster
series that replicates the social and moral
responsibility (macro), recycling (micro),
and the empowerment through decision
making (middle) within consumerism.
Materialism is depicted through a poster
series that replicates the social and moral
responsibility (macro), recycling (micro),
and the empowerment through decision
making (middle) within consumerism.
Social and Moral Responsibility
Recycling
Decision Making