Zab Shavrick is a designer and illustrator based in Portland, OR.
Zab is interested in the intersection of design and sustainable thinking and has a love for printmaking. Contact Zab at hi@zabshavrick.com
Check out their experience, shop their limited release prints, and browse their projects below.
Lead in-house designer Sosta House, a boutique bed & breakfast in the Willamette Valley, OR.
Logo and brand identity, web design and development, (hand etched) on-site signage and designs, and relative printed matter including menu designs, memo board content, valley guide and custom blanket design.
Brand identity, custom illustration and homepage design for Winery Lane Collective, a collective tasting room in the Willamette Valley showcasing local wine on a historic estate.
How can we find a sustainable balance within a creator’s urge to create?
This project poses an alternative solution to this inevitable problem by creating a system called give & take, built on a basis of exchange and education.
give & take facilitates spaces that house the cyclical exchange of existing and in-progress artworks, creating a new mode of recycling specifically for the creative community. These spaces of recirculation include pop ups, events, and the launch of a local artwork recycling closet in Brooklyn: a more independent mode of exchange similar to the community fridge model.
give & take hosts workshops centered around material education and also houses a digital space promoting sustainable material guidance, while consciously navigating the means of building a low-tech website and sustainable advertising through the use of thoughtful colors, accessible type and file sizes:
Recipes for Sustainability is a collection of sourced and written recipes of sustainability, ranging from natural dyes to biomaterials, compiled into a risograph printed zine that uses soy-based ink. The zine uses open sourced and custom type made from found shapes and scans of the various ingredients directly from the risograph scanning bed in an effort to limit file storage.
As a process oriented project exploring the rabbit hole of making sustainable printed matter, the summary of the extended process can be found on the final spread.
The open source, digital copy of the complete zine can be found here.
For this studio project at Parsons School of Design, I created an experimental piece combining abstract video and animation to depict personal elements of childhood using concepts of home, color, comfort and tension.
Brand identity and website for London-based ceramicist and industrial designer, Sarah Haider. The concept centers on materiality and explores its transformation onto digital surfaces.
Logo motion graphics and social media posts created and used for the summer 2021 exhibit at the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art titled, She Says. The exhibit featured a selection of female artists in the work-field today. Work featured on the @VMOCA Instagram stories throughout the summer.
Animated short about what it feels like when my AirPods lose their juice. Created in AfterEffects and Premiere.
This zine was created for the course Race, Space & Dispossession at Parsons School of Design and contains studies on various intersectional identities who have made incredible artistic impacts.
As You Like and My Coffee & Cream are the coffee shop extensions of the Japanese breakfast spot, Okonomi, based in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
As You Like website design featuring custom illustrations, as well as coffee cup design, event posters, and Okonomi Community Map.
My Coffee & Cream logo and vinyl window illustration.