Jayden Hubbell
She/Her
Favorite Typeface: Söhne
Favorite Software: photoshop
Dream Job: Brand and Packaging designer
Jayden Hubbell is a senior at Arizona State University pursuing a degree in graphic design. She recently completed a summer internship at Nextiva, where she gained hands-on experience working as a junior designer and further developed her creative and professional skills. Jayden’s passion for design began in middle school when she joined the yearbook team, sparking an interest in visual storytelling that has continued to grow over the years.
Unseen
Environment
Synthetic fabrics like polyester and nylon shed tiny plastic fibers during production, wear, and washing—fibers that are too small to be filtered out by most water treatment systems. These microplastics accumulate in rivers, oceans, and even drinking water, posing serious risks to ecosystems and human health.
Through research-driven visuals and immersive storytelling, the exhibit reveals the unseen lifecycle of clothing and its lasting environmental impact. By highlighting the connection between consumer habits and water pollution, the work encourages more mindful consumption and advocates for sustainable alternatives within the fashion industry.
