The Mini Thesis Presentations for 3rd-year students of Graphic Design, Fashion Design, and Textile Design were successfully conducted on February 12, 2025, at Zubaida Hall, Jinnah University for Women. This mid-level thesis served as a preparatory stage for students, allowing them to present their research, design development, and creative execution to industry professionals while receiving valuable feedback.
Event Details
- Date: February 12, 2025
- Venue: Zubaida Hall, Jinnah University for Women
- Disciplines: Graphic Design, Fashion Design, Textile Design
- Organized by: Department of Visual Studies
- Faculty Coordinators: Ms. Hina Anees & Department Faculty
- Chairperson: Ms Hina Anees
Jury Panel
- Fashion & Textile Design: Ms. Ramsha Saleem (Head of Department, Banache)
- Graphic Design: Mr. Zia Kazmi (Head of Communication Design, Karachi School of Arts)
Fashion & Textile Design Mini Thesis 2024
The Fashion and Textile Design mini thesis presentations showcased a wide range of innovative projects in garment construction, fabric development, textile techniques, and conceptual storytelling. Students displayed mood boards, fabric swatches, design sketches, and prototype pieces, demonstrating their research and design exploration.
Ms. Ramsha Saleem evaluated the presentations and provided critical insights into:
- The importance of research and concept development in fashion and textile design.
- The balance between creativity and market relevance in garment and textile production.
- The significance of material selection, surface treatment, and craftsmanship in final execution.
Students explored themes such as sustainability, cultural heritage, and futuristic fashion, presenting innovative techniques in fabric manipulation, weaving, dyeing, and embroidery.
Graphic Design Mini Thesis 2024
The Graphic Design mini thesis presentations covered branding, digital illustration, UI/UX, advertising, typography, and motion graphics. Students presented concept boards, research reports, wireframes, and final design executions, demonstrating their ability to translate creative ideas into market-ready visual solutions.
Mr. Zia Kazmi provided valuable critiques, focusing on:
- Concept development and design storytelling in branding and advertising.
- Visual communication techniques, including typography, color psychology, and composition.
- Technical proficiency in design software and manual rendering.
- Market relevance and industry adaptability of the presented projects.
The jury emphasized the need for students to refine their design thinking process, research depth, and execution quality to align with industry standards.
Conclusion
The Mini Thesis Presentations 2024 were a significant milestone for 3rd-year students, offering a platform to refine their design skills, receive expert feedback, and prepare for their final-year thesis.
The faculty, chairperson, and jury panel commended the students’ efforts, creativity, and dedication. The event provided an industry-oriented learning experience, ensuring students continue to develop their professional skills for future careers in fashion, textile, and graphic design.
With continued mentorship and exposure, these emerging designers are well on their way to making a mark in the creative industry.
