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Kagbeni Monastery,
Shrine Display Guide
An accessible interpretation tool using illustration to make spatial and cultural knowledge easier to navigate across languages.
Information Design, Illustration, Layout
The brief called for an accessibility-led approach: a tool that could communicate complex spatial and cultural information to any visitor, regardless of language or prior knowledge.
I developed an illustrative system with a clear visual hierarchy, translating dense, layered shrine displays into flat, numbered illustrations that mirror the arrangement of each physical space. Typography, colour, and pattern were drawn directly from the monastery's own visual language: the Nepalese Buddhist flag, the shrine's palette, and a dedicated Tibetan typeface for authenticity alongside the headline and body fonts.
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