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Mikaela Moran<\/h1>\n

BA Graphic and Communication Design<\/h3>\n

Mikaela Moran is a London based visual designer working across identity, digital and editorial design. At Sony Europe she led seasonal D2C, eCRM and social campaigns from concept to delivery. Her concept-led practice shapes strong core ideas into engaging work, with a pull toward creative direction and research-led outcomes.<\/p>\n

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Pace is an environmental intervention bringing mindfulness into busy public spaces. Responding to the psychological cost of rush culture, small site-specific typographic signs redirect attention toward overlooked sensory details, what can be seen, heard, or touched; with each accent colour mapped to a sense. The goal isn’t to make people slow, but to make the world worth slowing down for.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Where mindfulness usually exists in apps or quiet rooms, Pace returns it to commuting places that produce stress. Each intervention is an invitation, never an instruction, speaking in one voice. The campaign trusts people to find their own moment of return. An awareness campaign carries that same voice into posters, inviting people to notice before they ever encounter a sign.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n