Graphic Design Portfolio

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SAR A T ABRIZI P O R T F O LI O - SE LE CT W O R KS


I N T R O S TAT E M E N T I am a graphic designer from Northern California with a strong passion for taking complex problems and creating beautiful and clean designs that will provide an influential change in businesses and products. I am always committed to creating memorable identities and experiences in the designs I create.


CONTENT PROJECT ONE

05-09 C H I L D L A B O R L I B E R AT I O N

PROJECT TWO

10-21 M AYA N T E X T I L E S

PROJECT THREE

22-27 TIME RE-IMAGINED

PROJECT FOUR

28-33 OBSESSIVE TENDENCIES

PROJECT FIVE

34-41 W A G S & W AV E S


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PROJECT ONE


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C H I L D LABOR L I B E R AT I O N This project explores the limitations and possibilities of many user experiences

knowledge of child labor and then ultimately make an impact. My design process incorporated specific audience considerations which aided in the development of a cohesive visual system for brand identity that can be used for various media.

OBJECTIVES Create four different deliverables that inform society about finding out which

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compelling visual elements that served as design solutions to improve consumer

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from digital designs to print assets. For this project, I created and implemented

companies utilize unethical means of production, and how they can use their consumer power to make a difference.

KEYWORDS INFORM

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DELIVERABLES POSTER

EVENT

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M AYA N TEXTILES The Mayan Textiles project is an 80 page hard-bound book featuring handwoven artisan crafts that are passed on through several generations of women in the

find solutions to advanced graphic design issues such as organization, hierarchy, and grid systems while successfully incorporating type system principles.

OBJECTIVES Create a book that shows the history, techniques, and final products of an ancient

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the tools and methods used to create them. Designing this book allowed me to

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Mayan Culture. This book covers the ancient history of Mayan woven arts as well

cultural artform. Provide a series of photos, information graphics, and body copy that will help create interior content.

DELIVERABLES

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PRINT

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TIME RE-IMAGINED For this project an everyday event was chosen to be studied then translated into a visual timeline. The goal being to re-imagine time by defining and leveraging

involved a practice of story telling and information design that came together to create a simple visual timeline communicating what occurred during the event. In addition to the timeline, a physical artifact that represented the event was also designed and produced.

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an event into small parts that could be shown on a visual timeline. This project

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ways in which an audience perceives information. In order to do this I broke down

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DELIVERABLES

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help visually communicate the symptoms of mental illness and the frustrations which may come with it. These design solutions included altering layouts, graphic elements, and imagery to help visually translate mental illness. During this process I explored visual communication from a wide variety of different societal contexts in order to help me make informed design decisions and successfully produce a book with a visual narrative that speaks for itself.

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individual’s hardships with mental illnesses and produce unique design solutions to

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The purpose of this project was to create a book that visually followed a specific

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KEYWORDS CONTRAST

VULNERABLE

DISRUPTIVE

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PRINT

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PROJECT FIVE


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W A G S & W AV E S For this project I reflected on the strengths and weaknesses of an existing poorly made advertisement found outside. After dissecting the marketing material and design that can better convey this intended message to the correct audience. Creating a bridge between the existing poster and the refined final deliverables included finding a solution to creatively align all necessary elements from the original advertisement, while building a seamless brand identity that will work

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successfully across various media.

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understanding it’s purpose, I then identified how I can implement a wholesome

OBJECTIVES Find a poorly designed poster which serves as an advertisement, then redesign it into a series of posters and website that have a clear identity and intention.

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KEYWORDS ENGAGING

BOLD

S P O N TA N E O U S

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to express my special thanks to all of my instructors and mentors for their continued support throughout my studies. I sincerely appreciate the many learning opportunities that were provided to me by my mentors that have helped me become the designer I am today.




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