Graphic Information Technology
Album Poster
This project is the winner of the Multi-Disciplinary award for the graphic information technology program. Sponsor
Sprite Commercial Still Life
This project is the winner of the Photo award for the graphic information technology program. Sponsor
Data Graphic
This project is the winner of the Digital Design award for the graphic information technology program. Sponsor
LUSH (Student Commercial)
This project is the winner of the Video/Motion/VFX Moodboard award for the graphic information technology program. Sponsor
Trial Bridge: Redesigning Clinical Trial Discovery
This project is the winner of the UX/UI Design & Front-End Development award for the graphic information technology program. Sponsor
Test That Color Contrast! Card Game Print Design
This project is the winner of the Print Design award for the graphic information technology program. Sponsor
Ben Rendon
This project involves writing a personal manifesto and designing, printing and producing a booklet to share it. It focuses on translating ideas and values into a cohesive publication, using typography, layout and production choices to communicate the message clearly, creating a tangible piece that presents the manifesto to an audience. Sponsor
Deeya Patel
This project involves writing a personal manifesto and designing, printing and producing a booklet to share it. It focuses on translating ideas and values into a cohesive publication, using typography, layout and production choices to communicate the message clearly, creating a tangible piece that presents the manifesto to an audience. Sponsor
Matthew Matusak
This project combines source material from two separate monologues to create new narrative meaning, then communicates that meaning through a typographic poster. It focuses on interpreting and synthesizing text while using only typography to visually express tone, structure and relationships within the newly constructed narrative. Sponsor
Adam Blomquist
This project combines source material from two separate monologues to create new narrative meaning, then communicates that meaning through a typographic poster. It focuses on interpreting and synthesizing text while using only typography to visually express tone, structure and relationships within the newly constructed narrative. Sponsor