Natasha Hassan is a creative based in Singapore, specializing in graphic design. She was the design lead for Bandwagon, a multi-platform designer at ViacomCBS Networks International; and is currently working as a content producer at Universal Music Group.
She occupies herself with a lot of freelance projects, Letterboxd ratings, and her newfound hobby, bouldering. Sometimes goes by her pseudonym, Poogazi.
(I like the band, Fugazi)
For any work and project opportunities:
Email, Instagram & LinkedIn.
Running With Strippers 2021
Illustration, Animation, Audio-visual
Client: Uploading x CAKE Theatre
Year: 2021
Instagram
“...The cavernous Pasir Panjang Power Station is set to charm arts lovers once again on March 13 with Running with Strippers 2021: This Close.
CREDITS
Animation by Lindsey NG
IllustratION By Natasha Hassan
Client: Uploading x CAKE Theatre
Year: 2021
“...The cavernous Pasir Panjang Power Station is set to charm arts lovers once again on March 13 with Running with Strippers 2021: This Close.
No strippers involved, the full-day arts affair is a coupling of beatmaker Intriguant's Uploading series and contemporary performance company Cake’s Running with Strippers platform which champions adventurous artmaking in unexpected venues like Pasir Panjang Power Station. All under one massive roof, the event spotlights the creative pairings of local musicians and video artists in a heady rush of kaleidoscopic audio-visual gigs.
Expect a diverse range of genres and personas with pairings including Cayenne x JJ Low, BGourd x Tristan Lim, Kribo x Natasha Hassan...” – TimeOut Singapore
CREDITS
Animation by Lindsey NG
IllustratION By Natasha Hassan
Featured Work /
Processing Series
Experimentation, Multi-Media
These are series of marble paintings that were manipulated in a flexible program sketchbook called Processing.
The method itself is called databending – a process of distorting a media file (any format) using a software programme which would result in many interesting, unpredictable outcomes.
PART I. | PART II. | PART III.
Featured Work /
Sex Zine: Nasi Kang Kang
Illustration, Comics
Year: 2020
Instagram
Buy Zine
Sex Zine invited Archipelagirl to illustrate a response to the theme of SEX. With a comical twist on Malay folklore, Archipelagirl tackles the everyday gripes of modern dating and relationships.
Nasi Kang Kang – which directly translates to “squat rice” – is a love potion created by bomohs (a.k.a. Malay witch doctors). Wives typically use it to ensure obedience and loyalty by their husbands.
The potion requires an individual to squat over a bowl of cooked rice and let their sweat and (vaginal) fluids drip down into the rice. The now-potent brew is given to the unsuspecting victim for consumption, as the brewer waits patiently for positive results.
Think Midsommar.
CREDITS
Written by Delfina Utomo
IllustratION By Natasha Hassan
Year: 2020
Buy Zine
Sex Zine invited Archipelagirl to illustrate a response to the theme of SEX. With a comical twist on Malay folklore, Archipelagirl tackles the everyday gripes of modern dating and relationships.
Nasi Kang Kang – which directly translates to “squat rice” – is a love potion created by bomohs (a.k.a. Malay witch doctors). Wives typically use it to ensure obedience and loyalty by their husbands.
The potion requires an individual to squat over a bowl of cooked rice and let their sweat and (vaginal) fluids drip down into the rice. The now-potent brew is given to the unsuspecting victim for consumption, as the brewer waits patiently for positive results.
Think Midsommar.
CREDITS
Written by Delfina Utomo
IllustratION By Natasha Hassan
Featured Work /
Singapore Community Radio
Client: Singapore Community Radio (SGCR)
Year: 2020
Branding Identity, Art Direction, Web Design
Commissioned to do a 360 design and digital overhaul for SGCR which centres around adaptability, flexibility and sustainability. This revamp includes a series of illustrative programme title arts, simplified logo identity, adaptable social media visuals, and intuitive web design.
“Singapore Community Radio (SGCR) has announced its return with new, revamped content and programming.
... with content airing weekly from Tuesdays to Saturdays. The new direction for SGCR is targeted at elevating the “diverse Singaporean voices on a shared platform”” – NME.com
Coverage:
TimeOut
Life in Arppegio