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Captured Potential

Captured Potential

Alex Graser
  • 2025
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Video
  • Graphic design
  • Sculpture (visual works)
  • Prints (visual works)
  • Mixed media works
Alex is a multi-disciplinary creative with a passion for experimentation and weird ideas. In his design work he values craftsmanship, loves combining the digital and physical worlds, and enjoys experimenting with non-traditional materiality.
The Price of Existence

The Price of Existence

Reagan Irene Hutchinson
  • 2025
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Video
  • Books
  • Posters
I aim to create with meaning, and I believe art can reach people in ways words can't.
ARCA

ARCA

Leah White
  • 2025
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Video
  • Books
  • Packaging
  • Video recordings (physical artifacts)
Leah White is a graphic designer who believes creativity should feel like play. She experiments with color, form, and motion, often creating by pushing buttons and chasing happy accidents until something vibrant and unexpected appears. Her designs are fast, energized, and electric. They don't just ask for attention — they demand it. Also a musician, poet, and photographer, Leah brings a free-spirited, multidisciplinary energy to everything she touches.
i, object

i, object

Emmersen Tormey
  • 2025
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Video
  • Graphic design
Graphic designer exploring how we interact with the world; creating intentional, immersive pieces.
Re/assemble

Re/assemble

Adiba Tamboli
  • 2025
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Video
  • Graphic design
  • Installations (visual works)
  • Books
  • Interactive art
  • Mixed media works
Re/Assemble
Remember Me For Love

Remember Me For Love

Victor Shemper
  • 2025
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Video
  • Books
  • Video recordings (physical artifacts)
  • Installations (visual works)
  • Mixed media works
A multidisciplinary designer blending clarity, experimentation, and storytelling. With work spanning across brand identity, editorial, and digital design—balancing structure with play. A designer who justifies every choice with reason, and every visual with concept. A designer who simply loves to design.
Character Communication

Character Communication

Hye Na Ro
  • 2025
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Video
  • Projections (visual works)
A screen projection of the 3D model switching actions based on the live vocal input keywords.
Tartan Pistol

Tartan Pistol

Hye Na Ro
  • 2025
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Video
  • Characters (people by activity)
Introducing 'Tartan Pistol' who is a female character designed to represent the people of the new world.
Blacklisted Billy

Blacklisted Billy

Hye Na Ro
  • 2025
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Video
  • Characters (people by activity)
Introducing 'Blacklisted Billy' who is a male character designed to represent the people of the new world.
PERSUASION: Door to Door

PERSUASION: Door to Door

Sydney Rawls
  • 2025
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Video
  • Books
  • Posters
I am a New York-based graphic designer specializing in editorial design, analog processes, and the exploration of creative culture. My work is deeply rooted in a love for fashion magazines, drawn to their ability to capture beauty, identity, and emotion through the printed page. I am passionate about the tactile nature of design and the way physical materials can create a lasting connection between the viewer and the work. With a deep appreciation for fashion's role in reflecting and reshaping culture, I approach every project with a sensitivity to diversity, storytelling, and aesthetics.
Vanished

Vanished

María Fernanda Orellana García
  • 2025
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Books
  • Posters
This book was created to honor memory. It seeks to raise awareness of history, reminding us how important it is to stay informed and not remain indifferent to realities beyond our own. It invites us to be empathetic, to look beyond the words, to feel and connect — so that, together, we can move toward a better path.
Modifikasi

Modifikasi

Kaylo Maliki
  • 2025
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Books
  • Sculpture (visual works)
Graphic designer committed to documenting cultures and ideas at the intersection of art, sport, technology, and the natural world. Engaging with both physical and digital media, his practice spans printed matter, web projects, graphic identities, and typography.
Grave Robbing Music

Grave Robbing Music

Erin Kidd
  • 2025
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Video
  • Moving image
  • Prints (visual works)
  • Video recordings (physical artifacts)
Record labels continue to exploit deceased musicians by digging up and commercializing unfinished work against their wishes. Grave Robbing Music is a visual critique of the industry's relentless cycle of profit, where the homage to a musician's artistry is buried and transformed into a commodity. It challenges viewers to reconsider ownership, agency, and the ethical implications of posthumous releases, raising the question of who truly controls a musician's legacy.
Transitory Touchpoints

Transitory Touchpoints

Marin Jurgens
  • 2025
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Video
  • Books
  • Interactive art
With a creative process that is experimental in practice, my work is rooted in the intent that design should be research-based and community-oriented. Using graphic design as a tool for storytelling, I strive to preserve and share cultural narratives to advocate for inclusive perspectives and community-building.
StereoTYPE Me

StereoTYPE Me

Veronica Ho-Lee
  • 2025
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Video
  • Textile printing
  • Video recordings (physical artifacts)
This project revisits the Chinese Exclusion Act and brings it into a modern context, using fonts and graphic styles reminiscent of old Chinese restaurant and takeout boxes, and printed on a traditional Chinese shirt. Viewers are invited to consider stereotypes that have been associated with Chinese and Chinese American people. Various voices recount their personal experiences living in America, including immigrants from Hong Kong and the following generation of American-born Chinese.
Perception

Perception

Laura Hansroul
  • 2025
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Books
  • Posters
Bonjour! I'm Laura Hansroul, a graphic designer based in New York City, with roots in Montreal, Canada. My multicultural background allowed me to develop a deep appreciation of the power of adaptation, discovery, and communication in the world of design. Typography quickly became my greatest passion—an art form that captures the voice of design and gives shape to ideas. This element in my design became more than mere words on a page but rather a visual used to elevate my compositions. Graphic design is my ongoing adventure—one where every letter, form, and space tells a new narrative.
Untouchables

Untouchables

Vicky Fontenelle
  • 2025
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Books
  • Posters
As a designer of color working within a predominantly white-centered space, I see it as my responsibility to design with purpose—and to give voice to what often goes unspoken.
Threads of Chance

Threads of Chance

Michal Fass
  • 2025
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Video
  • Books
  • Posters
Designer, fine artist, and creative with a love for everything art, outdoors, and travel. Michal's love for typography showed at the young age of 7, this was clear from her habit of erasing over and over until every letter was written perfectly. Michal focuses on personal relationships and reflections in her work and enjoys editorial design, branding, and hands on projects.
Marked in Memory

Marked in Memory

Ysabella Maxine Fajardo
  • 2025
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Graphic design
  • Installations (visual works)
  • Sculpture (visual works)
  • Mixed media works
How can we see and feel design as a body of work, not mere decoration? Design as a living embodiment of history, culture, identity, gives it the depth it deserves. Batok is more than skin deep–it is memory, survival, and reclamation. These sacred markings carry the weight of an evolving history. They breathe, shift, and bridge past and present, keeping tradition alive. Etched in our bodies, they carry us forward.
The Big Apple Bites Back

The Big Apple Bites Back

Grace Brouillet
  • 2025
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Video
  • Animations (visual works)
  • Stop-motion photography
  • Prints (visual works)
Grace Brouillet is a Graphic Designer based on Long Island and in New York City. She is pursuing a BFA in Graphic Design and a minor in History of Art at the Fashion Institute of Technology.
2025 Graduating Student Exhibition - Graphic Design BFA

2025 Graduating Student Exhibition - Graphic Design BFA

  • 2025
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Exhibitions (events)
  • Annuals (exhibitions)
  • Exhibition installation photographs
Program/Degree: Graphic Design BFA
Lighted Earth

Lighted Earth

  • 2024
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Exhibitions (events)
  • Exhibition installation photographs
Exhibition Date: November 7–December 1, 2024
2024 Graduating Student Exhibition - Graphic Design Senior Show

2024 Graduating Student Exhibition - Graphic Design Senior Show

  • 2024
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Exhibitions (events)
  • Annuals (exhibitions)
  • Exhibition installation photographs
Program/Degree: Graphic Design BFA
The Urge to End It All (Woven Blanket, Book and Video)

The Urge to End It All (Woven Blanket, Book and Video)

Brandon Sanichar
  • 2024
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Pictorial blankets
  • Books
  • Video art
About This Work:
How Do You Discover?

How Do You Discover?

Danielle Limmer
  • 2024
  • Graphic Design
  • Image
  • Video
  • Books
  • Video art
In the world of digital discovery we’ve transitioned from a tangible journey to a process of clicking and scrolling. This evolution clouds our perception, making the quest for new experiences both overwhelming and repetitive. Algorithms, designed to predict and please, often confine us within an echo chamber of similarity. This shift from a tangible discovery to a digitally programmed one, challenges us to seek authenticity and connection. In observing the transition of our interaction with music over time, we question how, where, and why we discover anything?