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Hello/Namaste/Ciao/Hola,




I’m Unmani Tewari



a creatively driven and socially conscious undergraduate at Tufts University, pursuing a combined degree in Sociology and Interdisciplinary Arts. My work sits at the crossroads of design, media, and social impact—where storytelling meets advocacy, and aesthetics serve a purpose beyond the surface. I believe that design is more than just visuals; it’s a tool for challenging dominant narratives, amplifying marginalized voices, and creating space for dialogue.


From crafting zines that dissect history and personal identity to designing digital campaigns for LGBTQ+ spaces, my projects explore how art and design can foster connection and cultural understanding. Whether through editorial layouts, animation, or experimental media, I aim to push boundaries and reimagine the ways we engage with the world around us.


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Print Design


Branding


Social Media


Video/Animation


Misc.

The Devil’s Lettuce: A History of Lies, Laws & Moral Panic is more than a zine—it is an artistic intervention that reimagines academic research as a visual and tactile experience. By translating a sociological paper into an immersive, image-driven format, this work challenges traditional modes of knowledge dissemination, making theory tangible and accessible. Through a fusion of bold typography, archival imagery, and subversive illustrations, the zine explores the evolving deviance label of marijuana in the United States, dissecting the interplay of moral entrepreneurship, stigma, and medicalization.
Epiphany is the 3rd issue of the Fall 2024 semester @ Tufts Observer. 
This was the 2nd cover I designed in that semester. I allowed to push myself with typography a bit more with this project.
Whisper is the 1st issue of the Fall 2024 semester. I designed the cover and the letters from the editors for this issue. This was my first issue in my 2nd term serving as the Creative Director for the magazine. 
This is one pair of letters from the editors I designed for the Tufts Observer. As the creative director I had the pleasure to directly address the audience (letter on the right
This is the second pair of letters from the editors I designed consisting of letters from the Editor in Chief, Managing editor and co-managing editor.
Spectrum of Desire is an abstract piece that explores the fluidity and complexity of human sexuality. The artwork features a dynamic composition exploying bold strokes to create a sense of movement and energy, symbolising the ever-changing nature of sexual attraction and identity. It suggests the malleability and adaptability of sexual expression, challenging rigid categorisation and binaries, emphasizing the idea that sexuality is not fixed, rather a continuum that allows for exploration and self-discovery.
Table of Contents for Uncanny - Issue 2 of the Tufts Observer
**VOLUME WARNING**
Final project for Animation 1. Multimedia animation piece using acrylic paint and digital animation put together using Adobe premier pro and after effects. 
In my Summer (2024) internship at Magnon India (Omnicom Group) I designed social media posts and
a version of the company’s newsletter. This image shows a brief overview of my design work which was only one aspect of a larger PR and Communications Internship.
This is how the TASA (Tufts Association of South Asians) Instagram looked after I took over as their PR Head. 
The posts early on are designed by me before the PR team was settled in and decided after recruitment. Although it is difficult to maintain a specific aesthetic with numerous PR members with varying levels of capabilities with design I try my best to make it look cohesive.
Anomaly is dedicated to high-performance, environmentally-conscious, and clean formulas that deliver hair care that is as good for the planet as it is for you. We spend less on packaging so we can spend more on superior, class-leading ingredients. Our bottles are made from 100% plastic trash diverted from landfills and ocean-bound plastic, and our cans are made from infinitely recyclable aluminum. We are acutely aware of the global impact of plastic pollution and the small steps we can all take to preserve our planet. Our products have an extensive no-no list and use mindfully chosen ingredients to bring you quality formulas. Ingredients that don’t compromise on performance or the world around us. Beauty is however YOU choose to define it. We're here to help you create your best hair day.
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I tried to redesign a hair care brand called Anomaly. I wanted to lean into and highlight the sustainability aspect of the brand. I thought changing the typeface was important as it helps situate the brand in an 
affordable luxury and established brand sector.