TEO TABAR

Hi there, I’m Teo!
I’m a junior designer, illustrator and cartoonist based in Dharug Land (Sydney, Australia).

My practice spans from brand identity, brand strategy and wayfinding, to illustration and visual narrative.

At the very heart of everything I do is a love for telling stories. But not just the make-believe kind. The kind of stories that draw from human truths and lived experiences. Stories that are expressive and layered, with a considered point-of-view that people will never forget. No matter what I create, I believe in using storytelling as a medium that uplifts, inspires and brings people together.

In my down time, you can catch me reading manga, playing JRPGs, getting lost in a Wikipedia rabbit hole or plotting ideas for my next comic.

Want to talk about projects, collaborations, or chat over coffee? Let’s talk!
teotabar1@gmail.com
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EXPERIENCE

Event Assistant
(2025–Present)

Process Sydney

Faculty of Design and Society Showcase Event Coordinator (2025)

University of Technology Sydney

Graphic Designer (2025)

Australian Centre for International Justice

Social Media Manager for @uts.vc3 (2025)

University of Technology Sydney

RECOGNITION

Student Print & Publication Merit (2025)

Australian Graphic Design Association

Best Stakeholder Engagement (2025)

Design for Change: Sustainability in Healthcare


Student Packaging Finalist (2024)

Australian Graphic Design Association

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Design in Visual Communication (2023–2025)

University of Technology Sydney

Singapore & Malaysia Global Short Program: Design for Change (2025)

New Columbo Plan

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

I acknowledge the Dharug and Gundungurra People as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which I live, work and play, and pay my respects to Elders past and present. I honour First Nations People as the first artists, designers and storytellers, who have cultivated art, culture and storytelling across this continent since time immemorial. I recognise that sovereignty was never ceded, and this always was, always will be, Aboriginal Land.

© TEO TABAR 2026