Client:
Green Screen Coalition
Place:
Worldwide
Year:
2026
Green Screen Coalition is a foundation that accompanies grassroots collectives working at the intersection of climate justice and digital rights. This is their first narrative report after three years of work, which carries a bet: breaking with the logic of institutional annual reports and creating a document that sustains the perspectives of grantees while ensuring accessibility for donors.
The challenge was to tell the story of 22 funded projects — from archiving satellite data in Indonesia or investigating the carbon footprint of semiconductor factories in Taiwan and Korea, to resisting lithium mining in Latin America — without falling into technical jargon or corporate aesthetics. They needed a design that translated this complexity into an accessible visual story, while also connecting the key themes: climate with digital rights.
Process
After defining the scope, we began with a joint brief where we established key visual concepts and built moodboards. Green Screen provided their color palette and typography; I developed the rest of the visual system, the illustrations, and the complete layout. I proposed a mycelium diagram that organizes the four areas of work — tech innovation, cultural work & media, community action research, and legal & policy analysis — showing how they connect with two transversal principles: strengthening communities and building bridges.
My role was to ensure that the content written by Andreea Belu was clear, navigable, and accessible for the defined audiences.
Ilustraciones
Cover illustration
Illustration for chapter 1: Contextualising the Catalyst Fund
Illustration for chapter 2: Catalyst Fund: Grantees Overview
Illustration for chapter 3: Analysis: Collective impact and emerging work
Community-Centric by Design illustration
Tech and Innovation illustration
Cultural Work & Media illustration
Community Action Research illustration
Legal and Policy Analysis illustration
Result
42 pages distilling three years of work. A launch webinar where attendees appreciated being able to see the process, understand the collective impact of the funded projects, and feel that the design honors complexity without oversimplifying it.
We translated the visual elements into an editable template, giving Green Screen the technical flexibility to create their own presentations while maintaining a coherent look & feel.
