Hi, I’m Aisyah!

Versatile graphic designer with a strong passion for brand design, moving images and compelling storytelling. 


More than 6 years in the industry both in Malaysia and the UK, my experience ranges from printed to digital, original to guidelined, B2B to B2C marketing.

Serious design stuff aside, I do like having a little fun with my work and would always try to inject that energy in everything I do!

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Konsentus Verify


Publication & layout
Brand design
Animation
Corporate papers



Konsentus today announced that Konsentus’ European trusted data, Konsentus Verify, can now be accessed through an online portal,  via a real-time API or a downloadable cache.  Financial Institutions in the European Economic Area (EEA) can choose the delivery mechanism that best works for them.

Video Teaser: https://vimeo.com/1012043316

Collaterals include;
  • Factsheet
  • Mailchimp newsletter
  • Powerpoint presentations
  • Presentation diagrams
  • Animated teaser videos

Done while working at Konsentus

Wonder Boy


Photo manipulation
Publication & layout
Animation
Illustration



Brief by Bristol Old Vic for Wonder Boy.

Working hand in hand with BOV’s marketing department in designing printed and digital ads with given key artwork and content.

Wonder Boy opened in March 2022 to standing ovations and five-star reviews. The production fuses state of the art live creative captioning and BSL performance with traditional theatre craft and live music for a fully inclusive and accessible piece of theatre.

Collaterals include;
  • In-house and outdoor posters (various sizes)
  • Digital/social media ads
  • Double sided A5 flyer
  • Motion poster
  • Direct mail card
  • 28 page show programme
  • Bristol Firstbus superside ad

Done while working at Extra Strong

Eid Adha


Typography
Publication & layout
Illustration



Eid Adha is the second of two Islamic holidays celebrated worldwide each year (the other being Eid al-Fitr), and considered the holier of the two.

It honours the willingness of Ibrahim to sacrifice his son as an act of obedience to God's command. But, before Abraham could sacrifice his son, God provided a lamb to sacrifice instead.

This publication is an easy intro to the very much misunderstood Islamic event. Images and minimal design is to help make a somewhat heavy topic less intimidated and more digestable for non muslim.

It also serves as a documentation for my own experience celebrating Eid Adha in Malaysia.

Done as a personal project