Portfolio — 2024 / 2026

Zahra
Jagani

Designing with feeling and intention — a multidisciplinary practice rooted in personal observation, natural systems, and the quiet beauty of everyday life.

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Rooted in
curiosity,
moved by detail.

Zahra Jagani is a multidisciplinary designer whose work spans information design, print publication, interaction design, and illustration. Each project begins with close observation — of a route driven, a season tasted, a body mapped — and becomes something felt as much as seen. She designs with intention, letting the subject determine the form.

Discipline

Multidisciplinary Design

Focus

Information Design · Print · Interaction · Illustration

Location

Brampton / Toronto, Canada

Currently

Open to opportunities

Selected
Work

07 projects
Collective Memory
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Product Design · March 2026

Collective Memory

A collaborative digital archive where users build personal and shared memory spaces.

The Jane Austen Festival
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Branding · Print · Digital · Fall 2025

The Jane Austen Festival

Full brand identity, print collateral, and digital campaign for a three-day literary festival.

Snack Session
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Information Design · Illustration · Oct 2025

Snack Session

An interactive seasonal snack system mapping flavour, texture, and mood across four seasons.

Distant Destination
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Information Design · March 2025

Distant Destination

Visualising five road trips across the Greater Toronto Area through layered data maps.

Oak Trees Companion Book
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Print Publication · Monoprint · March 2025

Caring For Oak Trees — Companion Book

An accordion companion book pairing hand-pulled monoprints with field observations on oak trees.

Caring For Oak Trees
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Print Publication · November 2024

Caring For Oak Trees

A hand-bound publication documenting the ecology and care of oak trees through illustration and research.

Migraine Factors
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Information Design · March 2024

Migraine Factors

A 24-hour radial visualisation of migraine triggers and relief factors mapped against a clock.