Hi! I’m Aylin Villalobos, a junior graphic design student at the University of Houston, set to graduate in 2026. I’m passionate about crafting playful and meaningful visuals that tell stories through color, typography, and form.

I first found my love for design while experimenting with handmade zines and digital collages during my early years. Since then, I’ve been drawn to the endless possibilities that design offers — from bold posters to delicate yet meaningful typography.

As a disabled designer and artist, disability is not just part of my identity — it’s also an essential lens through which I view the world and my creative work. I am constantly seeking to connect with other disabled artists and designers, learning from their stories and experiences, and contributing to a growing network of creatives who are reshaping how the world sees and values disability in design.