Ameera Khan
Print design, illustration, animation
Hi there, I’m Ameera! During my degree I have developed a great passion for design, with a special interest in the areas of print design, illustrative work and a growing enthusiasm for animation. Anything that involves designing for printed works and crafting or materiality beyond digital software is especially suited to my abilities and style. As I transition into the professional realm, I hope to immerse myself in new environments that can broaden my horizons and deepen my expertise across diverse creative disciplines. I am eager to embrace fresh challenges and opportunities that will allow me to continuously evolve, refine my skills, and push the boundaries of my artistic expression.
The Making Of magazine
Welcome to The Making Of, your backstage pass to the world of animated movies and series! Ever wondered how your favourite characters come to life? We’ve got you covered. From sketching the first storyboard to adding the final touches in post-production, we dive deep into every step of the animation process. With exclusive interviews, behind-the-scenes peeks, and tips from industry pros, The Making Of is perfect for aspiring animators and animation fans alike. Get ready to explore the magic that happens behind the stories!
Artful Minds board game
Unlock your creativity and explore the depths of your mind with Artful Minds - a transformative board game experience. Through imaginative prompts and collaborative art activities, players embark on a journey of self-expression and mental well-being. Artful Minds is more than just art - it's a gateway to deeper connections. Share your stories, find solace in understanding ears, and build a supportive community. With every roll of the dice, discover the profound power of creative expression in nurturing emotional growth and destigmatising mental health conversations.
Oxford University Press book cover series
This project was to create a cohesive series of three book covers for the OUP ‘A Very Short Introduction’ series. The creative freedom of this brief was a challenge in itself; designing freely, yet still carefully considering the purpose of the project throughout the process. I chose ‘Dreaming’, ‘Magic’ and ‘Fairy Tale’. I took an illustrative approach to the covers and used the same waves and outlined style across all three. The titles are also hand-drawn variations of existing typefaces, made to look more whimsical.
