Christina Sayut —
Designer and Educator




Photo from a final review in December 2025 :)
I’m a Boston-based graphic designer currently pursuing my M.F.A. at Boston University. I earned my B.F.A. in Visual Communication Design from the University of Notre Dame, with minors in Studio Art and Musical Theater.

My work is rooted in the belief that design should be both beautiful and functional. My undergraduate thesis, Kinware, explored this through a conceptual ceramics brand focused on accessibility: featuring wheel-thrown tableware designed with form-fitting grips to better support a wider range of users. 

I’ve worked across editorial, branding, and campaign design. As Graphics Editor for The Observer at the University of Notre Dame, I led the design of print and digital editions, creating layouts, illustrations, and infographics while managing a team under tight deadlines. As Social Media Coordinator for Campus Ministry, I contributed to a full brand refresh and developed content that more meaningfully connected with students. I also bring a background in education, having taught middle and high school visual and digital art. That experience continues to shape my approach to design as something participatory, exploratory, and human-centered.

Currently, I’m expanding my practice through graduate study, with a focus on branding, typography, and visual systems, while also exploring experimental media. I serve as a Teaching Assistant for Sophomore Typography, where I continue to engage with design through both making and mentorship.

Feel free to explore my work, and let’s connect if you’d like to collaborate :)