Lauren Greenblatt


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2025
Thesis Book                    publication
Scroll(s)                           exhibition design
Indigenous Type            type design
Propitious Hand            type design
De(Re)construction      experimental
Material Sentience       animation

2024
Artist Monograph         publication
Ashley James Talk        posters 
Multiple Workshops    posters
Design Incubation        identity
MoMI Rebrand              identity
Magazine Design         publication
19︎︎︎1                                publication
Filter of Perspective     publication
Graphic Harmony         exhibition identity
My Toy Cars                   posters
Left-Handed Design    stop motion
Walk to School              animation
Delayed Responses     publication
Silkscreen                      posters

2023
GMoA 75th                     identity
Gardenbuds                   identity
Draining the Swamp    illustration
UkeBox                            product identity

2022
 Fortepiano                      type design
Viaggio Nei Fori            identity
Hummingbird                animation
Virtuale                           UI.UX
Visualizing Music         animation

De(Re)construction: A Study in Worldbuilding

This project began as a simple object analysis of all of the things that exist in my bedroom. I gave myself strict parameters and reconstructed the objects as minimally as possible. I then reconstructed an aerial view of my bedroom in a poster. In constrast to this rigidness, I played with chance and variability using alignment and pathfinder tools in Illustrator and InDesign that lead to two technical books. A short gif animation of the resulting compositions shows the sequence of using the tools.

















The final part of Reconstruction/Deconstruction is a publication that recontextualizes the process and results throughout the project. ‘‘Atoms, Particles, Clusters, Universe’’ is about worldbuilding through designed elements. Each section of this project is overlayed on top of Tolkien’s essay about storytelling: ‘‘On Fairy Stories’’. As the universe of this project is built through my design and others’, this alternative universe overtakes the other one. The final section, Universe, expands on my own designs by giving sticker sheets of objects to my peers to created worlds of their own, playing with alignment off of the computer. This final publication encapsulates the project’s objective of looking at the world alternatively and building a new one.