BABLEEN CHOPRA


︎︎︎BIPOC Who Design
{Digital Design}


an exuberant, expressive and inclusive space—highlighting and amplifying the voices of BIPOC designers

Highlight and amplifying the voices of BIPOC designers by creating a space that serves as both­­ a blog and a directory which would provide a fresh perspective and a new design language in an existing conventional market. To best represent the artists and their work, the visuals and colors for BIPOC Who Design are derived from the shapes and palettes of the artists’ work themselves.





︎︎︎Font In Use

Trap by Aayush Mayank
Freight by Joshua Darden


︎︎︎Words by

Eliza Martin




︎︎︎Sophia Yeshi

Sophia Yeshi is a queer Black and South Asian illustrator, designer, and creator of Yeshi Designs. She makes digital illustrations and portratis and as well as word art centering on Black women, women of color, and the LGBTQ community.


︎︎︎Linnet Panashe Rubaya

Linnet Panashe Rubaya is a Leeds-based artist. She makes colorful paintings and black and white drawings about modern Black narratives and stories of Black African descendants.



︎︎︎Art by: Yumi Sakugawa, Maria Rodriguez, Nikko Gary, Kaidan Pascua, Mia Saine, and KayCee Kal  respectively.