Endangered Animal Atlas
Educational Graphic Posters for Vahid Mirzaei Design
The Endangered Animal Atlas project visually presents 52 endangered animals to raise awareness while aiding Persian speakers in learning English. Each animal is depicted graphically with its name and conservation status, combining education and language learning. Designed for the National Language Learning Institute, the project enhances vocabulary while fostering environmental consciousness, making learning both engaging and meaningful.
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Unique Properties
This project visually presents 52 endangered animals to raise awareness while aiding Persian speakers in learning English. Each animal is depicted graphically with its name and conservation status, combining education and language learning. Designed for the National Language Learning Institute, the project enhances vocabulary while fostering environmental consciousness, making learning both engaging and meaningful.
Tags
Poster, Education, Animals, Endangered, Environment, Learning English, Minimal
Production Technology
This project was created using digital painting techniques in a two-color scheme, ensuring a visually striking yet minimalistic design. The monochromatic approach enhances clarity and focus, making the illustrations both artistic and educational.
Design Challenge
The main challenge was balancing artistic simplicity with detailed representation. Capturing the essence of 52 endangered animals in a two-color digital painting style required precision—too much detail would overwhelm, too little would lose identity. Ensuring clarity for both language learners and conservation awareness while maintaining aesthetic appeal was a delicate process. Finding the right visual harmony made the project both educational and impactful.
Project Duration
Start: March 2024 End: January 2025
Operation Flow
This project functions as an interactive educational tool, allowing users to visually engage with 52 endangered animals while learning their English names. The transformation happens through step-by-step language association, where visuals reinforce memory. Key frames include animal illustrations, names, and conservation status. The minimalist design enhances focus, ensuring better retention. By combining language learning with wildlife awareness, it creates a deeper, lasting impact.
Research
This project raises awareness about endangered species while supporting language learning, making education both engaging and meaningful. By visually presenting 52 animals, it enhances retention and fosters a deeper connection with nature. The combination of conservation and bilingual education encourages learners to develop environmental responsibility while improving their English skills, making the project a valuable tool for both awareness and personal growth.
Inspiration
This project was inspired by the urgent need to protect endangered species and the power of visual learning in education. By combining wildlife conservation with language acquisition, it engages Persian speakers in a meaningful way. Research on visual memory and bilingual learning influenced the design, ensuring clarity and retention. The selection of 52 animals reflects global biodiversity, emphasizing the importance of preservation while enriching vocabulary.
Image Credits
Designed by Vahid Mirzaei
Project Overview
Endangered Animal Atlas Educational Graphic Posters has been a Silver winner in the Graphics, Illustration and Visual Communication Design award category in the year 2024 organized by the prestigious A' Design Award & Competition. The Silver A' Design Award celebrates top-tier designs that embody excellence and innovation. This award acknowledges creations that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also highly functional, reflecting the designer's deep understanding and skill. Silver A' Design Award recipients are recognized for their contribution to raising industry standards and advancing the practice of design. Their work often incorporates original innovations and elicits a strong emotional response, making a notable impact on the improvement of everyday life.
Silver Recognition
Vahid Mirzaei was recognized with the coveted Silver A' Design Award in 2025, a testament to excellence of their work Endangered Animal Atlas Educational Graphic Posters.
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