"Obsessive Cleaning Disorder - Human-Centred Design" is a project that delves into the nuances of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), specifically focusing on compulsive cleaning behaviors. The initiative aims to foster understanding and empathy through thoughtfully crafted visual communications.

Project Highlights: Visual Identity: Development of a cohesive visual identity that encapsulates the essence of OCD, utilizing design elements to convey the emotional and psychological aspects of the disorder.

Disorder Illustrations: Creation of detailed illustrations that depict scenarios associated with compulsive cleaning, aiming to provide insight into the experiences of individuals with OCD. Print Media: Design of posters and publications intended to raise awareness and educate the public about the realities of living with OCD, breaking down stereotypes and misconceptions.

Tools and Techniques: The project employs a combination of Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and Procreate, showcasing proficiency in both digital and print mediums. The designs are meticulously crafted to balance aesthetic appeal with informative content, ensuring effective communication of the intended message.

Portfolio Inclusion: Incorporating this project into my portfolio highlight my ability to approach sensitive topics with empathy and creativity. It demonstrates my skills in visual storytelling, brand identity development, and the capacity to use design as a tool for social awareness. This project exemplifies a human-centered design approach, emphasizing the role of designers in addressing and representing mental health issues responsibly.