This project explores how graphic design can be used to communicate political views through everyday fashion. I created a series of T-shirt designs featuring political slogans, using typography, colour, and layout to create visually engaging messages.

The project was inspired by the idea that many people want to express their beliefs and values but may feel uncomfortable discussing politics openly. By applying political messaging to wearable clothing, I aimed to create a form of expression that feels more personal, accessible, and less confrontational.

Through research, concept development, and design experimentation, I explored the relationship between identity, fashion, and visual communication, creating designs that allow people to share their opinions in a subtle yet meaningful way.

(This was my University Final Major Project, it was showcased at USW Industry Night on 5th June 2026, exhibition can be seen on my Linkedin)