Maati TV is Pakistan’s first web-based interactive channel and a product of the Interactive Resource Centre (IRC). Initially launched in 2011, the platform was revamped in 2016 to incorporate the digital millennial vision. With content geared towards the themes of human rights, democracy, and culture, the platform has been able to create a diverse audience which actively engages with the content.

A Two year graduate job at VCU Arts Digital Fabrication Laboratory. As a Fab Lab Assistant and Monitor, I was in charge of monitoring the digital fabrication laboratory in VCUArts Qatar and assisting students in their design projects to use various equipment such as Laser Cutter Machines, 3D Printers and CNC Routing machine.

In charge of the designing of various print and digital content for VCU Alumni Events.

Designing motion graphic design content for VCU Arts Annual Crossing Boundary Lectures.

As a part-time graphic designer, I have been in charge of the designing of various print and digital marketing materials such as workshop and conference posters, brand creation for educational events such as Ethics Week Conference, original artwork and photorealistic illustrations, snapchat filters, packaging design, interactive media and information architecture, and graphical content for books, publications and brochures. 

Designed the brand identity of Year of the Culture Festival for Qatar-China.

As a freelance illustrator, I was in charge of designing a marketing poster for Old Navy Branch in Qatar.

Designing Illustrations for Al- Jazeera Article.

Designing Movie Posters for various short films created by Doha Film Institute.

ABOUT THE MAGAZINE
Founded in 2011, Cityscapes Magazine is a bi-annual publication and platform for producing and sharing knowledge about the ongoing urban transition from the global South perspective. We engage the voices of urbanists (architects, geographers, activists, journalists, policymakers and artists) across the world to bring diversity and nuance into the conversation about the future of cities and what the transition means for the global South. Each issue brings stories of cities and the people working, thinking and fighting to make them more liveable and equitable to a diverse global audience that traverses several fields of academia and practice. 

Our coverage has ranged from conversations & interviews with academics and policymakers such as the Mayor of Mogadishu and Governor of Lagos to reporting on the counterculture “Pixação”/urban graffiti of São Paulo and its social significance. We have featured commentary on the need to re-think informality; deep-dives on African migrants in Tel Aviv and Guangzhou as well as excellent photographic essays from new and established photographers from as far afield as Maputo, Cairo, Mexico City & Lima. We have covered nearly 100 cities across the South to surface otherwise unheard stories.