GRAPHIC & MEDIA DESIGN SHOWCASE 2024 STUDENTS

Daniyaal Gul

As a multidisciplinary artist, I draw inspiration from fashion, music, and visual arts. In my work I like to explore creative direction, photography, motion design, and graphic design, allowing me to create unique and compelling visual stories. Influenced by fashion and music, I blend these elements to produce innovative and inspiring work. My graphic design projects, from branding to typography, reflect my commitment to visual communication. Whether through still images or dynamic motion graphics, I strive to create engaging experiences that resonate with audiences.

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Desire to Waste

For the ‘Desire to Waste’ project at the V&A, I created a comprehensive visual identity and brand experience for an exhibition / event series. The project explored the intricate relationship between consumer desire and waste, aiming to highlight the environmental impact of our consumption habits. Through extensive research and creative direction, I developed a cohesive brand identity that effectively communicated the exhibition’s themes. The deliverables included a variety of media such as posters, digital displays, and social media content, all designed to engage and inform the audience about the critical issues of consumption and waste.

A1 Listings Poster

Train Station Poster

Billboard

Homepage (Website)

Invite

Scandal

Self Directed Project; I focused on developing skills in photography and creative direction, areas I hadn’t extensively explored during my university studies but believed would benefit my future career. Throughout the project, I significantly improved my technical abilities in photography and gained a deeper understanding of the creative direction process. I allowed myself to engage with every artistic choice from fashion styling through to makeup and hair styling which I did all myself. This experience allowed me to experiment and refine my unique style, effectively communicating artistic messages. The hands-on practice and conceptual development showcases my growth and proficiency in these disciplines.