On February 21st we welcomed Seung Chan Lim (aka Slim), computer scientist / graphic designer, to our Senior Portfolio class. This lecture and discussion had EXCELLENT reviews from students and faculty alike. Visit Slim’s website below for a glimpse of what he’s all about.
email: slim@realizingempathy.com
twitter: @realizempathy
www: http://realizingempathy.com
facebook: http://facebook.com/realizempathy
We are happy to welcome Seung Chan Lim (also known as Slim) to campus on February 21st at 1:30 pm in the Graphic Design studio, May Hall 403. Slim will present his work titled ‘Realizing Empathy.’ Check out the link for details.
http://realizingempathy.com/
Please join us in the Graphic Design II class to welcome the remarkable designers from GoodGood! Karen Stein and Ben Gaydos will discuss how they got started, what kind of work they like to do, and how they’re helping to shape this era of new designers.
Please attend!
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
9:45am
Graphic Design Studio, May Hall 403
Daryl Smith from Seeing the Everyday magazine joined our Type, Image, Identity class on October 6 to discuss the importance of thirds in graphic design, the new magazine design, life, the prosaic, and many other important points. Thank you Daryl for your visit! SG
Please attend the Art & Music, Fall 2011 Internship Workshop on September 28, from 1:30–2:30 pm, in the graphic design studio, May Hall 403.
We will discuss the following:
– the internship process
– creating a resume (bring one if you have it!)
– hear from other students who have had successful internships through our department
See you there! SG
Happy Fall Semester, 2011. The graphic design and illustration concentration has a new blog with many resources. Please bookmark this site or sign up to the right for email updates. Here you’ll find everything you need to know to get you started with an internship or job (ask for the password!), find out about courses, department updates, and more.
Let me know if you have questions or if you’d like to share news or add resources. We also have a space on flickr for your great work, send in your images!
Stephanie Grey
sgrey@framingham.edu
