Bizhan KhodabandehBizhan Khodabandeh (The Day the Klan Came to Town) is a visual
communicator who moves freely across the professional boundaries as
designer, illustrator, artist, and activist. His works vary from
small graphic art projecs to major public campaigns. Khodabandeh is
particularly fascinated by how art and design can catalyze social
change. He has received numerous international and national awards
for his work, including: a silver medal from the Society of
Illustrators, a silver medal from the International Design Awards, a
finalist in the Cross-Cultural Design Competition, and best in show
through the American Institute of Graphic Arts. He has received
numerous international and national awards for his work as both an
illustration and designer through various institutions such as: The
American Institute of Graphic Arts, Creativity International,
Adbusters, and Creative Quarterly. Khodabandeh has had work featured
in publications such as Print, Creativity
International, Adbusters, and Comic Bastards among
others. Currently Khodabandeh teaches full-time at VCU's Robertson
School of Media & Culture and freelances under the name, Mended
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