CMEP Prints & Signs

A series of playful print materials for NYU’s CMEP, communicating office resources and programs.

  • Print
  • Signage
  • Illustration
CMEP postcard, front with a collage of students and back with office information and a QR code

Role: Designer & Illustrator

For: NYU Center for Multicultural Education and Programs

Tools: Illustrator, Photoshop

Print is one of several ways NYU's Center for Multicultural Education and Programs (CMEP) communicates its resources, programs, and mission to students and the NYU community.

This series explores how playful design can support that messaging, spanning postcards, signage, and spatial design. Each piece pairs original visuals with the information CMEP needs to share, aiming to make content feel engaging and digestible rather than solely informational.

Illustrated CMEP bookmarks with a Tricia Hersey quote and a QR code
Bookmarks built around a quote from Tricia Hersey
Four CMEP stickers with the landscape illustration and QR codes
Sticker set with the landscape illustration

CMEP Info Materials

The info card and bookmark/sticker set are both introductions to CMEP, designed to catch attention before asking for a read. The info card is a double-sided postcard: an illustrated collage of students and CMEP moments on the front, with office info on the back.

The bookmark and sticker follow the same idea for Fall 2026, built around a quote from Tricia Hersey. Each piece pairs a short description with a QR code, giving people an easy way to learn more once the design has pulled them in.

Two CMEP signs: a community bulletin board sign and a lounge welcome sign
Lounge signs for the bulletin board and welcome area

Lounge Signage

A set of signs for the CMEP Lounge, covering the office, its resources, and how to get involved, from posting on the bulletin board to reserving the space.