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Graphic Designer

Ellie Danieh




CONTENTS

. Compass Toolkit
. The Superior Self                        
. Print Design
. Versonix
. Metamorphose
· Memento
· Alvin Lustig
· Dejabrew
· Genesis
. The Jinn                                       

. Home



ABOUT ME


I see design as a way to translate thought into form — not to impress, but to connect. I'm drawn to clarity, emotional resonance, and structure that feels intentional, not rigid. Influenced by the honesty of Swiss design, the quiet power of Saul Bass, and the poetic abstraction of Alvin Lustig, I aim to create visuals that don’t just communicate — they stay with you.

My approach favors simplicity, but never emptiness. I believe the strongest design doesn’t shout; it invites, it lingers. Every decision — from color to composition — serves the message, the feeling, and the people it’s meant to reach.

Elbra Kharadaileh

CONTACT 
Ellidanieh@yahoo.com
Panel and Stamps
Program used: Adobe illustrator,
Adobe Photoshop

Alvin Lustig




I designed a memorial panel and four stamps for Alvin Lustig, who was a renowned American book designer, graphic designer and typeface
designer of the 1940s.
The stamps and panel capture Alvin Lustig’s modern style with simplified shapes and flat colors.



Alvin Lustig Stamps



 
Alvin Lustig Panel

The panel design is inspired by Lustig’s book cover design called, the man who died. The black figure alludes to Alvin Lustig’s final movements. The green shapes with white line patterns symbolize his soul.
As it lives his body, he is immortalized in his work, symbolized as four stamps in the panel.The writing in braille alludes to Alvin lustig’s fading vision. Even though he became blind in his final years, he never stopped working as a designer.
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