mk07948@st.habib.edu.pk
A designer and storyteller exploring nuanced narratives through illustration and visual storytelling. I’m interested in creating thoughtful, emotionally and culturally rooted work that invites reflection, empathy, and deeper emotional connection.<\/p>\n
mk07948@st.habib.edu.pk
maryamkkhatri@gmail.com
https:\/\/www.linkedin.com\/in\/maryam-khatri-a9a130296\/
Portfolio
https:\/\/www.behance.net\/maryamkkhatri
+923008276643<\/p>\n
School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
BA (Honors) Communication & Design<\/p>\n
2026
3D Blender|
\nAdobe Creative Suite|
\nBrand Identity Design|
\nFigma|
\nTypography and Editorial Layout Design|
Agility
Publication Design; Graphic Design; Illustrations;
Dean’s List 2023, 2025|
N\/A
Backspace,
\n Junior Graphic Designer
\n (May \u2013 November 2025)
\n|
N\/A
The Day Gromble Finished the Story of a Wibbly Wobbly Tooth
This is an illustrated children’s book developed from research on how stories help highly sensitive people recognize and process emotions. The story follows Gromble, a timid storytelling monster who struggles to finish telling a story because he is afraid of its ending or, rather, afraid of what ending this specific story would mean for him. As he journeys through icky landscapes along with his friend, he becomes a little braver and learns the importance of letting go.<\/p>\n
This thesis project explores how metaphorical storytelling and illustrations can create a safe emotional space for readers to identify, process, and find comfort in complex feelings.<\/p>\n
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