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Hi! I am Amina Rahal,
a multicultural designer
making the unseen seen!

Hamra Formality

Concept Book Design: To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. In this design, I explored the central theme of the book: the innocence with which we are born and how it is gradually eroded by life’s experiences, ultimately shaping us into who we become

Mocking Bird Book

“…One of the significant features of Islamic art is that it introduces the viewer to different ways of perceiving art.” While Contemporary Arab Art draws from elements of Islamic Art, the challenge in this project was to create a visual identity tha

Beyond Arabesque

FisioJoint

RCHD

Conceptual poster design for an upcoming exhibition in Beirut, Lebanon, celebrating Swiss designer Jan Tschichold. I explored two dynamic poster directions, both rooted in the essential element of the grid. In the first, I merged Arab and Swiss cu

Arab Meet Swiss

This project envisions the identity of an advanced spaceship designed for a pioneering journey to Mars. The branding mirrors the essence of the spacecraft itself—modular, functional, and deeply integrated with the structured environment of interstel

Mars Voyage

Inspired by current events, where the world is in quarantine and creativity flourishes as people spend more time at home, I created this project. The design is an infographic showcasing my efforts to make mama happy. Data was collected over three we

Ya Benti

Poster/pamphlet design created for an NGO in Lebanon to raise awareness about deforestation locally and globally. I developed a unique visual element to convey the message, complemented by bilingual text to reach a broader audience.

Green Awareness

Lulis Cakery

Judy Made It

The design is hand-painted, each stroke flowing effortlessly in sync with the rhythm. These illustrations came to life while immersed in Frahm’s beats; each drop of colored ink echoing the essence of his music, translating sound into movement on the

Spaces

Tawaheen Beirut is a book that tells the story of a conservative girl from South Lebanon who moves to Beirut, where she encounters various aspects of city life that ultimately transform her.

Arab Fusion

A poster inspired by today’s reality, highlighting the pressure to conform to societal standards. It encourages breaking free from these constraints and embracing individuality.

Break Out

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