A unique, stylized campaign design for IFAW (International Fund for Animal Welfare) advocating for support towards endangered species.

The IFAW campaign project explores how design and storytelling can motivate audiences to support wildlife conservation. Through a mix of bold visuals, clear messaging, and multi-platform assets, the campaign highlights key issues facing endangered animals while encouraging meaningful engagement.
The research phase focused on understanding IFAW’s mission, values, and the broader landscape of nonprofit environmental advocacy. Through moodboarding, visual exploration, and research into similar nonprofit campaigns, I identified key emotional tones, visual cues, and storytelling approaches to inform a design direction that feels both impactful and aligned with IFAW’s cause.


During the ideation phase, I explored multiple concepts through initial sketches and visual experiments, focusing on translating research insights into tangible design ideas. This iterative process allowed me to test different approaches, refine key elements, and gradually narrow down to a final design direction that felt cohesive, intentional, and aligned with the project goals.
The refining phase focused on polishing the selected concept by making thoughtful adjustments to layout, typography, colour, and visual details. Through careful iteration and feedback, the near-final designs were finalized into cohesive digital renderings that clearly communicate the campaign’s message and bring the concept to life.
The campaign successfully communicates IFAW’s mission while encouraging audience engagement. This project allowed me to refine my abilities in strategic design, multi-platform visual consistency, and using creative approaches to inspire action for a non-profit cause.