CREATING A NARRATIVE, ONE VISUAL AT A TIME.

Welcome to the art and design portfolio website of a multi-faceted artist, Anjali Harris.

2025 DreamWeek San Antonio Summit

2025 DreamWeek // Content Coordination

DreamWeek San Antonio is a 16-day citywide summit that fosters open dialogue on civic and cultural issues through 200+ community-hosted events. As Marketing and Communications Coordinator, I managed social media content across Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Threads. I designed graphics, scheduled daily posts, and led email campaigns via MailChimp. I also updated the event website and captured live content through photography and livestreaming.

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The Carver Theatre Design Work

The Carver Theatre 2023-2025 Seasons // Web Design, Marketing Asset Creation

I design print and digital marketing materials for the Carver Community Cultural Center, including social media graphics, web banners, posters, rack cards, and the annual season brochure. I also update the website each year with new performances, gallery exhibitions, and artist features. My work supports the Carver’s mission by visually promoting its diverse programming and enhancing audience engagement across platforms.

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Social Media Content

Various Organizations // Content Coordination and Creation

The work I’ve created for multiple organizations as part of their branding efforts, social media marketing campaigns, and live event updates.

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DreamWeek San Antonio 2023

2023 DreamWeek Theme // 2022 Concept Development

San Antonio DreamWeek, a month-long summit celebrating identity and representation, brought the community together through human interaction. The project’s goal was to visually capture how individuality contributes to the strength and unity of a diverse community. Starting with concepts like fingerprints and puzzle pieces, the design evolved into an abstract illustration that symbolically connected individual uniqueness with the broader collective.

The final artwork, featured throughout January 2023, became the visual centerpiece of the summit. It resonated with both live and virtual audiences, highlighting the contributions, lessons, and talents of Black and Brown community leaders in San Antonio.

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Cultivate NYC: Sci4NY

At the Intersection of Cities and Farming // 2020 Senior Capstone

Our project focused on educating New Yorkers about local urban farming initiatives through a comprehensive campaign aimed at promoting environmental activism and improving food systems in marginalized communities. By mapping resources, branding local efforts, and developing a user-friendly website, we connected the everyday person with urban farmers and retailers, providing essential information on how to get involved. Collaborating with Sci4NY representatives, we emphasized the importance of localized solutions, particularly in the wake of the 2020 pandemic’s impact on food security.

Throughout the project, intensive research deepened our understanding of New York City’s complex food systems and the pressing need for change in food deserts and underserved areas. This experience not only enhanced our grasp of environmental and community challenges but also strengthened our commitment to urban farming as a means of revitalizing local food production and supporting community resilience.

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2035 In-Home Garden

In-Home Urban Farming // 2021 Innovation

The project envisions a city in 2035 transformed by strict environmental policies, where urban farming plays a central role in creating healthier, self-sustaining communities. A storyboard follows an urbanite thriving with a kitchen garden supported by their apartment building, highlighting the ease and accessibility of local food production.

This work redefines our perceptions of food, agriculture, and sustainability through a blend of visual and narrative elements, including a video explanation and a written fictional story that detail how these transformative changes might come to life.

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