Illustrator and Graphic designer Pakistan
Graphic designer, Illustrator, Karachi, Pakistan, Visual Designer, Communication designer, Visual artist,
I made a character design of a Pakistani boy belonging to a middle class family who loves Halloween a lot, but the people around him don’t feel the same excitement for the festival. He is super enthusiastic about dressing up in costumes, carving pumpkins, and trick-or-treating. However, others in his community may not understand or celebrate Halloween like he does. Despite this, he remains true to his passion and embraces the Halloween spirit with joy and happiness.
In this series of illustrations inspired by Noor Unnahar’s poem, I show the feeling of being away from home and missing it dearly. The artwork uses simple pictures and colors to express the emotions of longing and nostalgia. It’s about missing the familiar and wishing to be back where you belong. The illustration captures the heartfelt emotions of being far from home and the yearning to return to a place filled with love and memories.
I created a cool illustration for Burgeroholic’s packaging bag. It’s a mix of space elements, an astronaut, and mouthwatering burgers. The space theme adds a fun touch, making the packaging bag stand out. It’s all about blending the excitement of space with the yumminess of burgers, making every meal feel out-of-this-world!
I made a poster for the Aurat March 2023 that celebrates being a woman. The poster shows different aspects of women, like their strength, resilience, and unity. It highlights how women play various roles and support each other.
Designed a tattoo that embodied the concept of a heavenly figure emerging from the depths of the mind, symbolizing the connection between the spiritual and the subconscious. The final tattoo captured the essence of the client’s desire for a captivating and symbolic representation.
During my internship at Adcom Leo Burnett, I had the incredible opportunity to create a wall mural for HBL (Habib Bank Limited). Drawing inspiration from the rich and diverse culture of Pakistan, vibrant colors and intricate patterns I crafted a mural that celebrated the essence of the nation.
Illustrated deck of cards based on different design movements.
The book cover of a hypothetical book ‘Melancholy and Me’. Set against a serene shade of deep blue, the cover creates an instant emotional connection, reflecting the prevailing theme of sadness and introspection. I set out on a personal challenge and embarked on creating something distinctive using only squares.
In the year 2050, Karachi has undergone an incredible transformation. The city’s famous historical buildings still stand, but now they are mixed with strange and fascinating scenes. Imagine gigantic alien spaceships hovering in the sky, casting an otherworldly glow on the streets below.
In this deeply personal thesis project, I invite you to embark on a poetic journey that revolves around curly hair, something I hold dear to my heart. As someone with curly hair, I’ve experienced a myriad of emotions, both delightful and daunting. Through my verses, I share the struggles I’ve faced—battling against societal norms and stereotypes that often tried to suppress the natural beauty of my curls. Within the poetic lines, you’ll find a celebration of my journey—a celebration of acceptance and self-discovery.
Illustrator and Graphic designer Pakistan