Creative Threads
This project was developed as part of my final dissertation at the University of the Arts (London) during 2024. It centres around curating experiences and stories through a publication that explores the intersections of creativity, identity, and belonging. Positioned at the crossroads of editorial design and narrative curation, the work seeks to transform the publication into more than a printed object, into an experience. The aim was to use creative expression as a tool for navigating personal journeys and collective emotions, fostering meaningful participation, reflection, and dialogue.
MA
Graphic Design Communication
Graduate Project
2024
Creative Threads
Creative Threads invites readers into a deeply personal exploration of creativity's role in fostering belonging, shaping identity, and connecting diverse communities. Through intimate interviews and reflections, individuals from varied backgrounds share their unique journeys revealing how creativity serves as both a bridge and a mirror, helping us understand ourselves and each other. This edition delves into themes of creative journey, cultural influence, shaping identity and personal breakthroughs, as well as the evolving nature of artistic identity. Each story contributes to a larger tapestry of shared understanding, resilience, and community, celebrating creativity as an enduring journey toward self-expression and connection.
RESEARCH PROCESS
Print Testing to Final Book Making Process
FINAL WORK
4 Books, 10 Contributors & Their Inspiring Stories

conclusion
This project strengthened my skills in publication design, material selection, and prototyping, while refining my eye for detail and production processes. On a personal level, Creative Threads mirrored my own journey of finding identity and belonging as an international student, teaching me patience, openness, and resilience. Ultimately, it stands as a celebration of collaboration, thoughtful design, and storytelling that fosters connection and shared reflection.










































