Student Spotlight: Sarah Kasher
- London Fields Design School
- Jul 14
- 1 min read
Updated: Jul 29
Sarah Kasher is a graphic designer and visual storyteller with a love for creative experimentation. Her work explores the intersection of design and narrative, often shared through her TikTok channel. Since completing the Designer Development Course, Sarah has sharpened her Adobe skills and gained the confidence to take on real-world projects. She’s built a freelance practice, and is now looking for a full-time graphic design role.
We asked Sarah how London Fields Design School helped her grow as a designer:
“The course at London Fields Design School gave me the practical tools and creative confidence to take my design work to the next level. It sharpened my Adobe skills and helped me feel more prepared to take on real world projects. Since completing the course, I’ve built a freelance presence, offering logo design and YouTube content packages. I also completed a social media internship at an AI company, where I created branded visuals and supported their content strategy. I’ve also launched a creative TikTok channel (@softxsigh), where I explore graphic design, poetry, and visual storytelling through short form content.”
We’re excited to follow Sarah’s creative journey as she explores new platforms and opportunities.
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