Graphic Designer

Ellie Danieh




CONTENTS

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

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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


Movie Title Design
Programs used: Adobe
After Effect, Adobe Illustrator

Memento


This is the title sequence of Memento. A 2001 movie directed by Christopher Nolan.




For this title sequence, I was inspired by Saul Bass cut-out design style. I aimed to capture the essence of the movie by depicting the main character’s photos that get dispersed by a pair of black hands to symbolize the attack that lead to the main character’s memory loss. I mainly use polaroid pictures, and character’s torso with movie credits on it as tattoos, to convey the story.
As they both are the ways that the main character retain the information. I also use opacity with randomizer effect on type that appears on the bottom of the polaroid frames to allude to the character’s memory loss. By combining the photographs, images and type, I aimed to make a solid and cohesive title sequence that creatively capture the essence of the movie without revealing too much about it.







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