Tomohito Ushiro
Designer Tokyo / Japan
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Born in Tokyo, 1971. Entered Musashino Art University Junior College of Art and Design’s Graphics Department in 1991 and transferred to the Visual Communication Design Department within the same year. Started working at Hakuhodo in 1995. Established WHITE DESIGN in 2008.
Notable positions include Creative Director of UNIQLO’s Sustainability Division, Brand Strategy Advisor for atama plus, and visiting professor at Osaka University of Economics, Faculty of Human Sciences.
Major projects include Fast Retailing Sustainability Report, UNIQLO “Doraemon Sustainamode,” and UT “THE PEACE FOR ALL” where customers can make donations by purchasing t-shirts.
In recent years, his work has expanded beyond branding and advertisement and into the fields of fashion, architecture, retail display, and art.
Notable positions include Creative Director of UNIQLO’s Sustainability Division, Brand Strategy Advisor for atama plus, and visiting professor at Osaka University of Economics, Faculty of Human Sciences.
Major projects include Fast Retailing Sustainability Report, UNIQLO “Doraemon Sustainamode,” and UT “THE PEACE FOR ALL” where customers can make donations by purchasing t-shirts.
In recent years, his work has expanded beyond branding and advertisement and into the fields of fashion, architecture, retail display, and art.
Born in Tokyo, 1971. Entered Musashino Art University Junior College of Art and Design’s Graphics Department in 1991 and transferred to the Visual Communication Design Department within the same year. Started working at Hakuhodo in 1995. Established WHITE DESIGN in 2008. Notable positions include Creative Director of UNIQLO’s Sustainability Division, Brand Strategy Advisor for atama plus, and visiting professor at Osaka University of Economics, Faculty of Human Sciences. Major projects include Fast Retailing Sustainability Report, UNIQLO “Doraemon Sustainamode,” and UT “THE PEACE FOR ALL” where customers can make donations by purchasing t-shirts. In recent years, his work has expanded beyond branding and advertisement and into the fields of fashion, architecture, retail display, and art.