Graphic Information Technology
Zachary Fraedirch
Zachary Fraedirch is creating a 60–90 second animated video titled “What is GIT?” The video is designed to introduce future students to the Graphic Information Technology, or GIT, program. The project highlights how GIT combines creativity, design and technology, making the field approachable and exciting for prospective learners. Sponsor
Maria Flores
Maria Flores is a graphic designer and marketing strategist with two years of experience crafting brand identities that merge structure with creativity. Her work focuses on strategic storytelling and intentional design to move businesses forward. A recent highlight includes strengthening Kanterra Construction’s brand presence through an integrated design and marketing strategy. Sponsor
Kaeden Draper
Kaeden Draper is developing an Adidas advertising campaign that redefines traditional sports marketing. While most sports apparel ads emphasize speed, flash and peak performance, this campaign focuses on how athletic wear fits into everyday life. The concept challenges audiences to see sports apparel not just for the gym or field, but as part of a…
GIT Design for Social Change Practicum
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GIT Creative Agency Project #2
Tasked with enhancing engagement and usability, this team led a full website redesign for the American Marketing Association Phoenix Chapter. The project included user research, persona development, information architecture improvements, usability testing, and end-to-end design and development. The goal: create a streamlined, visually engaging site that better reflects the organization’s mission and drives member engagement….
GIT Creative Agency Project #1
For the 2025 TEDxFaurotPark event in Lima, Ohio, this team developed a full suite of design deliverables centered around the theme “The Power of We.” Work included logo and brand identity design, speaker introduction graphics for social media, a printed event program, presentation templates, and a theme-driven opening video. The cohesive visual system brought clarity…
GIT Award #4
To build skills ahead of GIT 211 and GIT 312, this project created 3D animation inspired by the indie game OneShot, timed with the game’s 10th anniversary. What began as a character model of the protagonist, Niko, evolved into a fully animated scene recreating a key in-game moment—Niko discovering the glowing lightbulb. The project showcases…
GIT Award #3
This project’s goal was to create a series of Instagram carousels focused on “patient parenting,” inspired by Olivia Owen’s Parenting with Patience guide. The posts address common toddler scenarios with gentle, research-based responses and include playful pastel visuals, toy-themed illustrations, and interconnected slide designs that mirror the message’s continuity. Designed to feel childlike and warm,…
GIT Award #2
The goal of this project was to design a staff t-shirt for ASU’s Print and Imaging Lab, using a bold gold fabric and a “lucky” playing card theme to highlight the lab’s precision and expertise. The graphics were drawn from ASU’s brand palette and printed using advanced direct-to-fabric techniques available in-house. The shirt was a…
GIT Award #1
This project involves creating an immersive 360-degree music video exploring the emotional layers of Lola Young’s song “Messy.” The goal was to visually represent the lyrics through multiple personas within a single room—each illustrating different emotional states. The project blends expressive performance, intentional color grading, and spatial storytelling to create an intimate, yet universally relatable…