“This Is Not A Parking Lot,” spring 2021
an online archive of experiences and stories involving parking lots; friends and family submit stories of them doing and experiencing things in parking lots as they have grown up as well as photo references of these moments, the website is not currently active but a screen recording of the website is linked above
“Farsi,” fall 2020
a visual guide and history of the Iranian native language, Farsi, this site explores characters, persian etymology, graphic design, and more
Collaborators: Natalie Iman, Jaya Matteis
“Chunk’s Deli,” spring 2020
a collaborative type project combining 4 fictional characters into a short narrative utilizing individualized typefaces; condensed into a cargo website with navagational panels to character bios and our short story, this site is no longer active but a screen recording of the work is linked above
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My name is Natalie, and I am an Iranian-American designer, artist, and creator. I was born and raised in Northern Virginia, but I call Richmond home. I graduated from VCUArts with a BFA in graphic design in the spring of 2022, and I am currently working in Washington, D.C. as a graphic designer for I.M.P. (9:30 Club, The Atlantis, The Anthem, Lincoln Theatre, Merriweather Post Pavilion). I am always looking for work in the entertainment, editorial, or product design industry so that I can create collaborative work that touches people's lives on a personal level. I spend my free time designing posters, learning Italian, traveling, and going to concerts. I love all things maximal, colorful, and expressive but still reach for any chance to work with the basics. I love controlled chaos, rambling conversations, big t-shirts, tattoos, fine jewelry, Thai food, long walks. I cannot go a day without listening to music, I take my Spotify very seriously. This is my official archive of design, I hope you enjoy.
work/commissions
-> nataliegiman@gmail.com
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