About me

Illustrator, designer, and someone who enjoys creating visual assets that support human-centered initiatives.
My favorite part of the collaboration is working closely with people to tell stories that make a difference. But I cam also work alone : ) I enjoy being part of teams that translate research into action, using design to highlight data, achievements, and the lessons behind what works (and what doesn’t). My work bridges creativity and impact, helping ideas become visible and relatable.

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If you're interested in working together,
check out my resume here or feel free to message me at pegah.kavousi@gmail.com

I don’t actively seek inspiration—shapes, lines and nature effortlessly finds its way into my art and design. Walks often fill my mind with so many ideas that keeping track feels impossible. But the most special moments come during sunrise hikes or mountain climbs. There’s something magical about moving through the dark and reaching the summit just as the sun rises, a feeling that deeply influences my creative process.

I grew up surrounded by the vibrant geometry and rich colors of Iran’s art and architecture, which naturally found their way into my creative expression. Now, being away, I feel an even stronger pull to incorporate those influences into my work. Inspired by the culture of the East and its craftsmanship, with intricate rugs, fabrics, and architectural details, I instinctively simplify forms in that style. Yet, when I let go of control, my illustrations take on a more fluid, organic movement, blending structure with spontaneity.