qader ghafory

Working with clients in the German and Europ market on brand identity, packaging, and print projects, mainly in the consumer goods sector. Handling projects from concept development to final print-ready files, including logo design, packaging systems, and multilingual layouts. Most projects involve CMYK workflows, typography systems, packaging adaptation, and prepress setup for physical production.

Founded and led Behrang Graphic Studio for three years with a small team of five, focusing on brand identity, packaging, and visual identity work for local businesses. Responsible for creative direction and client communication, while also building internal workflows for briefs, revisions, and final delivery. Running a small studio makes it clear very quickly where time and attention actually matter; especially when balancing creative direction with production realities at the same time.

Worked on brand identity and print communication for an educational institute, producing materials across multiple formats where consistency across outputs was essential. A significant part of the work involved reviewing files at production stage and catching issues that weren’t visible in initial mockups; this was often where the real problem-solving happened.

Worked on print and visual communication for education programmes funded by the US Embassy, developing campaign materials under structured project requirements. Handled the full design process from brief to final production across multiple formats. In addition to design work, taught graphic design to groups of students, focusing on branding, visual identity, and production workflows through hands-on practice. This role required working within structured communication systems, where design needed to remain c

Produced print and communication materials for international humanitarian campaigns run in Afghanistan by World Vision, covering the full scope of campaign output from awareness to reporting. Working remotely with teams involved in these programmes meant there wasn't much room for back-and-forth. I learned to read briefs carefully and ask the right questions before starting any work.