Juney Bhargava

Los Angeles, California 

I’m Juney, a designer interested in how people make meaning—through brands, images, objects, and each other. I like getting close to a subject, noticing what makes it particular, and building from there.

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Selected Work

1. ANCHOR MENTAL HEALTH 

Brand Identity · Strategy · Digital


A new identity for a family-owned psychiatry practice in North Texas, built to make advanced mental healthcare feel more human and approachable.



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2. LOS ANGELES LGBT CENTER

Brand design · Campaigns · Events


As a brand designer on the Center's in-house creative team, I translated an established identity across campaigns, events, print, digital, merchandise, and environmental graphics—supporting 10+ departments and producing communications for on the country's largest LGBTQ+ organization.




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2. AIDS HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION

Campaigns · Social · Public Health


Social and educational communications created for AIDS Healthcare Foundation's 60K+ audience, translating sexual-health information into approachable, youth-conscious visual content within an established global brand.





3. FELT U ART SHOW


Exhibition Design · Art Direction · Installation 

Felt U is an interactive exhibition I created around intimacy, rejection, queerness, and the ways we make space for one another. Across felt, illustration, found materials, and participatory installations, I built a space where visitors could touch, draw, contribute, and leave traces of themselves behind.













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4. QUIK PIX PHOTO LAB

Identity · Social · Motion · Environmental · 2025
A flexible identity concept for a neighborhood photo lab, built around a modular camera mark that frames photography across social, motion, print, and environmental applications.









5. TAKING MUSEUMS TO THE STREETS

Editorial Design · Exhibition Publication · CSPG / Getty Marrow
An 80-page digital exhibition publication created during my Getty Marrow internship at the Center for the Study of Political Graphics, examining how artists appropriate imagery from fine art within political graphics.
















6. paper studies, 2026


ongoing illustration experiments using cut paper, shape, color, and hand-built letterforms.















© Cargo Test (2027)