graphic design & product design Mariam Hegazy
“Dreams don’t work unless you do.”
01 Products 02 Logos 03 Posters 04 Brochures
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products For this project, I analyized and researched about gaming desks to learn what customers like and what they don’t like. With this research, I was able to create a better gaming desk with all the features
that gamers need.
Gaming Desk
Gaming Desk 01: The Smart Desk This gaming desk was inspired by the shape of the gaming controller. I used the curves on the controller and implemented it on the top of the desk in an ergonomic way so it would be comfortable to the gamer.
The table top is made of MDF and laminate covered with a half mouse pad that has RGB lights on the edges. This gives the gamer the effect and mood to feel like they are in the game. The legs are made of steel with rubber base for stability and it can be adjusted so it would rise higher 10cm. The base of the desk can be connected to an outlet. It has built-in speakers, bluetooth and LED lights. The back of the desk has an area for cable managment to keep it neat and organzied from cables all over.
Mousepad Designs
Gaming Desk 02: The Spaceship Desk This gaming desk was inspired by the boomerang used in warrior games. I used the shape of the boomerang and the shape of a spaceship together to create this desk. I wanted the desk to be larger than normal desk sizes so it can be used for not only one gamer but two at the same time. It has a full surface mouse pad and RGB lights on the edges of the desk to give it a nice effect.
2018 Mini Calendars I handmade these mini calendars that could fit in a small purse or wallet. Each calendar has unique brushstrokes since it is printed on original artwork that I painted. Only 20 pieces were created and they were all sold out.
2019 Desk Calendars I designed and complied some pictures to create this 2019 desk calendar that can be used to take notes and remember important dates. Several pieces of these were created and they were all sold out really fast all over the UAE.
2020 Desktop Calendars
2020 Wall Calendars
collection of logos Mars Medical Convoy Liverpool Innovation in Medicine Enterprise (LIME) and Liverpool Aviation and Space Medicine Society (LASMS) collabrated to implent the first medical convoy to Mars. They needed a design for their event that involved both of their existing logos.
This was the logo I created for their event. I combined space and medicine to appear in one logo so the idea of Mars Medical Convoy will be visible to the attendees of the event without reading a description.
Option 1 After creating the logo for the Mars Medical Convoy, I combined the logo of both societies to show their collaboration together at hosting the workshop. I thought of something that needed to be exciting for students and that’s why I decided to use the stethoscope as the main element for my design.
Option 2
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T-shirt Mockups Option 1
T-shirt Mockups Final Option I wanted their t-shirts to look like they are wearing a real stethoscope, and the 3rd option of the logo was the best and final one.
Liverpool Innovation in Medicine Enterprise Liverpool Innovation in Medicine Enterprise (LIME) were hosting a workshop for students and they needed to resdesign their logo to represent their society. They wanted creativity mixed with science and technology, and that is what I implented through my design.
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Venous Forum
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SUPPORTING VENOUS & LYMPHATIC HEALTH
Venous Forum
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Venous Forum Middle East Venous Forum SUPPORTING VENOUS & LYMPHATIC HEALTH
A group of healthcare professionals and educators joined together to set the first Middle East Venous Forum event dedicated to the diagnosis and treatement of venous disease. These are several options that the client wanted. I used the red color to represent the blood running through the veins and focused more on blue since that is the color of the veins that carry deoxygenated blood through the body.
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Venous Forum Option 4 SUPPORTING VENOUS & LYMPHATIC HEALTH
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Faculty of Medicine 25 Years Reunion Class of 1994 of Alexandria University were having their reunion of 25 years. I created a logo for their event that represents the faculty of medicine and used silver as the theme.
posters Gallery Posters I created posters for Dubai Art Hub Gallery to announce the first feature of two of my paintings “Surreal” and “Opulence.
Invitation Poster Invitation for a reunion after 25 years for the graduating Class of 1994 of Alexandria University’s Faculty of Medicine.
Exhibitions Several of my paintings were selected to be featured at an exhibiton. I designed these posters to show a few of my other works and also to give a little bit of background information about me to the visitors checking out my artwork.
E-mail Artwork Artwork made for Prime Partners to send to their clients, wishing them Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
Save the Date Flyer created to announce an invent organized by Prime Partners and HTA. I used HTA’s brand colors to design this poster.
Brochures Project Martian Medical Convoy
Introduction
A manual designed for Liverpool Innovation in Medicine Liverpool Aviation and Space Medicine Society (LASMS) and Liverpool Innovation in Medicine Society (LIME) are excited to host a student-led think tank looking into the design and implementation of the first medical convoy to Mars.
Enterprise (LIME) and Liverpool Aviation and Space Medicine Society (LASMS). The manual was designed to help students brainstorm while working in teams to
An epic adventure into unknown creative territory, where multi-industry teamwork is essential to overcome the challenges we face in this futuristic endeavour.
face challenges. The artwork and design of the manual was created to make them feel like they are actually on a futuristic space adventure.
Project Martian Medical Convoy
The Manual 16 February 2019
explore
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Specific objectives for each team to explore Team 1: Resources we need to gather from Earth Team 2: Impact of the journey from Earth on crew and equipment Team 3: How to build the first hospital base on Mars
This manual can be used to guide the questions to be explored during the workshop as well as finding brief information on the technologies that can assist with solving challenges faced during the creative process.
1. Artificial intelligence Artificial intelligence is the simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, especially computer systems.These processes include learning (the acquisition of information and rules for using the information), reasoning (using rules to reach approximate or definite conclusions) and self-correction.
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2. Virtual reality The use of computer technology to create a simulated environment. VR places users inside an 3. Augmented reality experience where they are ableistoaninteract withexperience of Augmented reality interactive 3D worlds. a real-world environment where the objects that reside in the real-world are “augmented� by computer-generated perceptual information, sometimes across multiple sensory modalities, including visual, auditory, haptic, somatosensory, and olfactory. 4. Advanced robotics Devices that can act autonomously using cognition that interact physically with people or their environment and that are capable of modifying their behaviour based upon sensor data such as touch, ultrasonic or light sensors.
Team 1
What resources we need to gather from Earth to build the first Team 3 How hospital base on Mars
Areas to explore: • • • • •
Who do we need to bring? What we need to bring? How are we going to efficiently bring it? Who is funding it? How much are they willing to spend?
Areas to explore:
FacTors Consider these when you choose the technologies you will use FACTOR 1: Relevance to the Mission FACTOR 2: Current Stage of Development
TechnologY FACTOR 3: Potential FACTOR 4: Weight
Factors to consider:
FACTOR 5: Cost
15. Terraforming
FACTOR 6: Ease of Use The hypothetical process of engineering by which the surface and climate of Mars would be changed FACTOR 7: Efficiency / Power Source to make areas of the environment hospitable to humans FACTOR 8: Access
16. Better equipped, portable observation platform NASA designed a new pointing system - the Wallops Arc Second Pointer (WASP) - a highly stable, off-the-shelf-type system that could accurately point their instruments and then track planetary targets as they moved in the solar system. 17. More flexible/mobile spacesuits (protection from radiation - long term use of space suits)
People to bring: • Variation of the crew • Different specialties: - Explore what different specialties / jobs / departments and their roles on the mission? Different background • Maybe favouring older people (experienced astronauts? or first-time travellers?) Psychologically compatible crew • Shared background?
Team 2
What design considerations do we need? What staffing is required? How do we build it with the tools we can take? What conditions should be prioritised to treat?
Explore the impact of the resources are already available on mars? journeyWhat Earth to Mars •from Iron ore • Fertile soil – Magnesium, for crew and equipment Aluminium, Potassium, Calcium, Iron • Solar/wind power
• Geothermal – can be used to power steam turbines, water can be reused - Heat from craters takes thousands of years to cool - Thermoelectric generators can be used to produce energy (considAreas to explore: er locations on mars wisely) • Lifestyle and wellbeing needs: • Drill beneath the surface for reserves of ice – melt to water? - Nutrition - Melting point of water and water composition? Is it different on - Sleep Mars? - Exercise equipment • Do we want the crew to be conscious for the whole trip? (7-9 months trip) Other questions to explore: • Funding – cost efficient? • Length of the visit, will they stay permanently? • Landing technology – automated or not? Do pilots need experience? • How many hospitals will be built in the long-run? • Prioritising - what comes first? • Atmosphere Effects of space travel on the human body: on mars? • Microgravity on the human body - muscle and bone atrophy - blood pressure - hormones - fluid redistribution sinus/nasal congestion – they collect in the upper body - increased intercranial pressure - Orthostatic intolerance • Heart atrophy as high percentage of blood volume lost • CVS/aerobic capacity • G force adaption for non-military/untrained people • Long term space travel • Exposure to radiation • Psychological impact
Objective to keep in mind when considering resources: Building a hospital / households / habitat • Medical equipment to bring • Building materials • Necessities for survival: - Seeds - Livestock - Agricultural technologies: greenhouse / dome / etc. - Hydroponics
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Value Assessment Framework This brochure was created for the speakers and sponsors of the event organized by Prime Partners and HTA. The brochure was designed to match the flyers sent out as an announcement for the date of the event. Here are a few pages selected from the final brochure.
A Value Assessment Framework for the Innovation: Different Perspectives Park Rotana Hotel, Abu Dhabi 26 - 27 April 2019
Introduction Topics
Organized by:
Healthcare systems in the Middle East and North Africa are facing First Day: 26th of April 2019 many budget constraints and misallocation of resources. It is time to full day: conference move towards a more value-driven approaches that focus on evaluating Economic Assessment for Expressing therapeutic options based on health outcomes,Healthcare value toValue the patient and to the society compared treatment A in the Middle East? How can we usewith the bigother data topotential demonstrate the value ofoptions. innovations number of value Can assessment frameworks haveprocess been by developed in the we improve the decision making personalization of medicine? past few years. The frameworks that are currently available are widely Improving the outcomes by treatment compliance and research engagement diverse in their approaches. Many faces of pricing systems in the MENA countries: Who Loses, Who Wins? Working on such approaches that are tailored to our healthcare Process of developing a country procurement investment case in the MENA region systems will shift the mind and set a decision making process focused on value in the Middle East. Second Day: 27th of April 2019 This conference will discuss the concept of value assessment half day: workshop framework and the way to move forward.
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Speakers Dr. Gihan Hamdy El-sisi MSc, PhD
Who should attend?
Managing Director, HTA Office, Middle East Lecturer, Faculty of Pharmacy, Arab Academy for Science & Technology.
The conference will bring together local, regional and international experts under one roof. It will provide attendees a unique opportunity to gain invaluable insight and update from market leaders.
Dr. El-sisi is the managing director of the HTA Office, Middle East. She is a lecturer at the Faculty
of Pharmacy in Arab Academy for Science and Technology. She is the founder and former Head of Pharmacoeconomic Unit at the Central Administration for Pharmaceutical Affairs (CAPA), Egyptian Ministry of Health and former lecturer at Faculty of Pharmacy, German University in Cairo.
Dr. Ola Ghaleb Al Ahdab, PhD Pharmaceutical Advisor, Drug Department & CPD-Pharma Founder & Program Manager Ministry of Health and Prevention Dr. Al Ahdab is a UAE national working as a Pharmaceutical Advisor at drug department, Ministry of Health and Prevention, Abu Dhabi, UAE. In addition to her regulatory experience, she has held several key positions across the MOHAP since 1990. Dr. Al Ahdab is the Assistant Clinical Professor of Pharmacy Practice (Adjunct), for post graduates and undergraduates Colleges of Pharmacy, in the UAE. She is the
the payers clinical directors hospital directors decision makers procurement clerks finance departments purchasing departments regulators Pharma companies governmental institutions
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President of ISPOR UAE Chapter & President of the ISPOR Arabic Network. She has a position as the Vice President in the Social and Administrative Pharmacy Section (SAPs) in the International Pharmacy Federation. Dr. Al Ahdab is the Chairperson of Cultural Committee at the Emirates Pharmacy Society in the
Platinum Package - $ 22,000 Number of delegates to register
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Exhibition Stand
6m x 3m
Staff DDR Package - per day
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Announcement of company name as sponsor in opening ceremony
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Email blast to notify about the sponsorship
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Discount on next congress sponsor fee
20 %
Acknowledgement as Platinum Sponsor in all printed or online document/material 1
Emirates Medical Association.
Dr. Abdulaziz H. Al-Saggabi, BSc, MSc, PharmD Director, Drug Policy & Economics Center Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs, KSA
Dr. Al-Saggabi is the Director of the Drug Policy & Economics Center at the Ministry of National Guard
Health Affairs (MNGHA) since 2006. He is the President of the International Society of Pharmacoeconomics & Outcomes Research’s Saudi Arabia Regional Chapter since 2010 and is the Chairman of ISPOR Arabic Network Executive Committee (2018-2016). 5
For registration, please click on the link below: link
Gold Package - $ 14,500 Number of delegates to register
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Exhibition Stand
6m x 3m
Staff DDR Package - per day
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Announcement of company name as sponsor in opening ceremony
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Middle East Venous Forum
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St. Regis, Abu Dhabi March 2019
ees of the first Middle East Venous Forum (MEVF). Here are a few pages selected from the final brochure. The design of the brochure
Organized by:
had to show the location of the event which was going to be held in Abu Dhabi. I used monuments from Abu Dhabi to design the cover page. I also kept the theme consistent by using red and blue colors.
We are group of national and international health care professionals and educators committed to the diagnosis and treatment of venous disease with focus on the Middle East.
Participating Institutions
About Us Our Mission
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Our Vision To create a better venous health in the middle east, work with other venous organizations to bring the best treatment, improve education and to increase awareness of the public, professionals and government officials about venous disease.
Who should attend?
To educate physicians, nurses, other health providers and officials about the magnitude and dangers of venous disease To create a forum for better cooperation among health care officials and physicians to improve venous health
To help provide research and evidence based understanding in the field of venous disease To raise awareness of the causes and dangers of venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism To provide a platform for better training in venous procedures. Medical Students Angiologists To disseminate knowledge related to the pathophysiology, treatment and complications of venous disease Pulmonoligists Sponsered by: Cardiologists
Recharge Stand for Mobiles - $ 4,000 A custom branded mobile charging station for attendees. Your company logo will be displayed on graphic panels.
Recognition of Company Logo in Conference Lanyard - $ 8,000
1. American Venous Forum
Packages Platinum Package - $ 35,000
3. Gulf Vascular Society 4. Indian Venous Association
General Physicians
Radiographers
General Surgeons
Vascular Nurses
Internists
Vascular Surgeons
Majlis Room to have a private meeting
Vascular Technologists
Recognition of Company Logo in Conference Website8.until end of conferencePhlebology International
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Interventional Radiologists Junior Doctors
Number of delegates to register Exhibition Stand Staff DDR Package - per day
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6. Asian Vascular Society 6m x 3m 1
7. New York Venous Conference 5 1
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10 minutes presentation in opening ceremony.
Lanyards featuring the company logo will be available for attendees upon arrival at the meeting. (Limited to one sponsor)
2. European Venous Forum
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Discount on next year registration fee
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Mobile Application Sponsors icon
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Photo Booth sponsorship (Limited to one sponsor) - $ 12,000 A creative way to have your company associated with the great time delegates had at the conference as they share their good memories and photos. Benefits include: unlimited photos.
Playing Video - $ 1,000 per minute Play a video of your company during the opening ceremony
Acknowledgement as Platinum Sponsor in all Printed or Online Document/Material 1
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Gold Package - $ 27,000 Number of delegates to register 6
Exhibition Stand
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Staff DDR Package - per day
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