Hi, I’m Aseye Banini.
I’m a Ghanaian-Australian Designer with a
background in communications.
I learned my skills by myself before joining the
Communications Design Masters course at RMIT
in Naarm (Melbourne), as well earning a
certification in Graphics Design.
I have a growing interest in typography, user-
experience design and service design. Amongst
others.
You could say solving problems is my cup of tea,
and I have a way with words.
Speaking of which, I also enjoy the storytelling
aspect of design. It really gives me a chance to
show off the communications skills I acquired
over 4+ years of experience and my Media and
Communications Bachelors degree.
Much love to Webster University.
But enough about me.
Come see some of my work!
Playing Around With Helmet Design: An
exploration in sketching out alternate helmet
designs, and also playing around with colour
play.
Sustainably Developing Melbourne: A six-
piece board game created to educate people
about Melbourne’s progress towards the
Sustainable development goals for the city of
Melbourne.
Life is A Circle: The phrase “Life is a Circle, We
Give Meaning, written in Morse Code and
turned into a coil. Inspired by the sonic art piece
Loops by Ros Brandt.
New Beginnings: A typographic Exploration,
playing around with Geometric forms.
SLV Playbook: My own collages for an
exploration in creating a book to aid in the
design of the way-finding of the State Victoria
Library.
Whispers About Myself: A typographic
exploration into my feeling on seeing Formula
one in the flesh for the first time.
An Arrangement Of Words; How Storytelling
Finds it’s Power Through Design: A
compilation of writings about different design
techniques, compiled into a book form.
An Aeronautical Map of Accra: My rendition of
an Aeronautical map inspired by the city of
Accra in Ghana.
The Banini Family Plant Book: an informal
document that showcases my family history
through the places we have seen, as well as
reflecting on how a life abroad has shaped us.*
*:These are select pages from the publication. To see the full
document, please contact me.
Publication work for RMIT Motorsport: I
happened to put together a few printed assets
for RMIT Motorsport. This includes making a
poster to promote the Launch night and to
explain the team’s management structure.
For this year, RMIT Motorsport has
implemented a structured recruitment
process for new members, which
spans approximately one to two
months.
Following this period, recruits are
assigned to the system leads of their
choice. This approach fosters an
environment in which recruits are
actively engaged in a diverse range of
activities, including design,
manufacturing, and assembly, both
during and immediately after the
recruitment process.
By immersing recruits in various tasks,
we enhance their learning experiences
and ensure they acquire essential
hands-on skills. This learning not only
aids in memory retention but also
equips recruits with the knowledge
necessary to mentor and transfer
these skills to future team members.
This marks a significant improvement
from previous years, when a lack of a
structured recruitment process led to
low retention rates and limited
knowledge transfer.
RMIT Motorsport Management system
Team
Leader
Business
Lead
Chief
Mechanical
Engineer
Chassis
System-
head
Vehicle
Dynamics
System-head
Cooling
System-
head
Aerodynamics
System-head
Manufacturing
System-head
Drivetrain
System-
head
Chief
Electrical
Engineer
Accumulator
System-head
Powertrain
System-head
Integrations
System-head
Electronics
System-head
CAD Lead
Team Lead and Chiefs: Overseeing
management of their respective system
leads within each department and
ensuring targets are met within their
department.
Business: Oversees the
administrative and promotional
side of the team. As well as
sourcing sponsorships
Accumulator: Oversees
building and testing the car
battery
Cooling: Oversees the thermal load
of the track
Electronics: Responsible for maintaining
Functionality and Communication
between Electrical Subsystems.
Manufacturing: fabricating the
carbon components and overseeing
the maintenance of the workshop.
Composite: handling composite
layout schedules and facilitating
the ordering of materials and
design research.
Drivetrain: translating electric
energy to mechanics and
overseeing gearbox design.
Aerodynamics: responsible
for ensuring the design and
management of the
aerodynamic package.
Chassis: Oversees the main
structure of the car, ensuring the
structure is rigid, yet malleable but
aerodynamic.
Vehicle Dynamics: Oversees the
suspension breaking and
dynamics of the car.
Powertrain: Oversees the
concentrating of electrical
energy into motion.
Integrations: Handles the mechanical
aspects of the electrical subsystems,
including the design of HV enclosures
and cable routing and material solutions
CAD: Oversees the training
and integration of CAD and
PLM Software
Software: writes firmware for
the handling of the car
Software
System-head
Composites
System-
head
Branding for Box Box Goss: Box Box Goss is a
F1-related podcast that I run alongside my two
sisters and my good friend. I look after the
design assets and these are the branding for at
least 2025.
A Former Comms Girlies’ Guide To
Presentations: One realisation that I had whilst
studying Communications design was that my
presentation grades were consistently strong. I
realised that this was something I needed to
share with people. So I turned some of my tips
into a zine, which eventually became a
workshop and then earned me the Community
Leadership award the first time around.
(Bonus) - Capturing F-SAE for RMIT
Motorsport: In 2024 I had the opportunity to
attend the Formula SAE alongside RMIT
Motorsport and capture the experience on their
behalf.
If you’re interested in working with me, send an
email at aseyeabanini@gmail.com.
You can also follow me a bit more on
@veryaseyedesigns.