Uzair Choughtai

My entry for the Ray Ban X The Narcicyst EP cover design contest. The cover explores themes of man and machine, and the effect technology has on the way we live our lives

Canadian rapper Shad K held a competition to design a t-shirt that'll be sold on his next tour, coinciding with the release of his new album Flying Colours. I was one of 3 winners! Hurrah! The t-shirt will be sold on tour (just for the ladies mind you) and I'll receive a signed copy of the album. YESH! 

Yasiin Bey! Formerly Mos Def (www.society6.com/uzair)

DOOM! Iconic mask worn by enigmatic rapper DOOM aka Viktor Vaughn aka known by many other names. Available to purchase at www.society6.com/uzair

Shad is a superb Canadian rapper straight out of..ermm..Canada. His new album Flying Colours is set to be released later on this year. It's probably going to be quite brilliant. I created this album cover design just for the fun of it. Yee Haw!

It's a blue canary! Available to purchase as a t-shirt design, phone cover, art print etc at my society6 page www.society6.com/uzair

Is multiculturalism really an issue if we simply get along regardless of our differences? These two don't seem to be having a problem with it.

University project. Recreating the motivational poster.

'Leap of Faith' - Jumping into that unknown space without hesitation

Design for potential Jawaab flyer

Working with Jawaab to create a series of posters focusing on themes and issues affecting both British Pakistanis and native Pakistanis. Rough concept for 'Terrorism'. Series of 6 posters to be launched on Facebook soon.

Entry for a climate change poster competition

Second poster design submitted for the 'Poster for Tomorrow' competition exploring the themes of gender equality. I wanted to use a stereotypical sexist statement for the poster and cross out the words to show how ridiculous it is. I did the same for other phrases too, imagining someone had actually said it about themselves.

"I wanna make a jigsaw puzzle that's 40,000 pieces. And when you finish it, it says 'go outside.'"

Work-in-progress: Posters for Jawaab, aiming to promote a dialogue between British Pakistanis and native Pakistani youth on topics affecting them, including forced marriages and youth identity