@artoflah

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Mi’Lah “mee-lah” Clark, also known as Artoflah, is a multidisciplinary graphic designer working between New Jersey and New York. She is currently studying Communication Design at Parsons School of Design with a minor in Fine Arts, creating work across book design, typography, print, web, UX/UI, motion, object-making, and whatever strange format the idea starts asking for. Her work is driven by color, tiny details, craft, and experiments that sometimes begin with no faith they’ll work. She likes building playful, thoughtful design systems that feel expressive, handmade, and a little unexpected.

Drag the little pieces around :)

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A devotional archive about being afraid of being loved, built as a cyanotyped fabric book with Coptic binding and too much feeling. @2025

lace backdrop

cyanotype portrait

lace doily

lace doily

forever yours, ladybug book flipthrough

cyanotype portrait

cyanotype print

A Riso-printed book about home as a person, told through my mom's letters, texts, vellum, and warm pink-orange memory. @2024

come home book flipthrough

riso print artifact

riso print artifact

A book and interactive website about the tiny marks people leave behind when a city keeps trying to make them disappear. @2025

scratched into being book flipthrough

graffiti fragment

graffiti fragment

acrylic cover fragment

A civic utility-tracking app for neighbors dealing with power and water outages, designed around access, urgency, and dying phones. @2024

A satirical font foundry and paywall website that turns the gatekeeping logic of type licensing into a joke you have to click through. @2025

foundry envelope