Graduating Student Exhibition

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!Vengan A Comer!

Nelson Junior Carpio Tavarez

2023

Packaging Design

Genre: Food and Beverage

"Adrift" Necklace

Skyler Bonolo

2022

Jewelry Design

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Necklaces

Program/Degree: Jewelry Design Two-Year AAS

"Armadillidium Vulgare" Ring

Jess Roe

2022

Jewelry Design

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Rings (finger jewelry)

Wax carved, polished finish

"Baby Tooth Memorabilia" Earring

Khyla Cardona

2022

Jewelry Design

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Earrings (jewelry)

Program/Degree: Jewelry Design Two-Year AAS

"Baby Tooth Memorabilia" Necklace

Khyla Cardona

2022

Jewelry Design

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Necklaces

Program/Degree: Jewelry Design Two-Year AAS

"Baby Tooth Memorabilia" Ring

Khyla Cardona

2022

Jewelry Design

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Rings (finger jewelry)

Program/Degree: Jewelry Design Two-Year AAS

"Baby Tooth Memorabilia" Set: Necklace and Earring

Khyla Cardona

2022

Jewelry Design

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Pendants (jewelry)
Necklaces
Earrings (jewelry)

Program/Degree: Jewelry Design Two-Year AAS

"Baby Tooth Memorabilia" Suite; Necklace, Earring, Ring

Khyla Cardona

2022

Jewelry Design

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Necklaces
Earrings (jewelry)
Rings (finger jewelry)
Renderings (drawings)
Design drawings

Design Capstone Art Jewelry Project

"Backwards" Recycled Mixed Print Shirt with Rust Recycled Velveteen Trouser

Georgianna Wells

2020

Fashion Design (School of Art and Design)

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Womenswear
Sportswear
Mood board
Fashion illustrations (layout features)

I have a fine arts background and always knew I wanted to attend art school. I had a passion for many mediums from drawing and painting to architecture and photography. However, I discovered fashion design to be this perfect medium that combined my visual passion for 2D illustration and 3D architectural construction with my love for interesting textiles and color. I have always been very in touch with my emotions but FIT has been the place for me to ground all of those emotions and express them in a unique way through design. I believe we are stewards of the earth and should enjoy and experience creation but also treat it was care and responsibility. As a designer I love to design using recycled fabrics and textiles that tell a story and have a history. I am a hard-working designer and a smart-working designer. For who am I if I do not take care of what I am given?

"Be a Neighbor" by AIRBNB

Emily Galvelis

2020

Advertising and Digital Design

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Computer graphics

Urban neighborhoods are increasingly experiencing gentrification, which causes families to be displaced, businesses to go under, and a community's identity to be completely lost. So how can people who visit these neighborhoods enrich their culture and help to protect it? Introducing "Be a Neighbor" by Airbnb. We asked hosts to recommend their favorite local restaurants and shops so that visitors can appreciate and support the area. Visitors can check-in to "neighbor recommended" spots during their stay, add digital stamps to their passport, and bookmark their trip. With every stamp you collect, your host is gifted a credit to their favorite local spot as a thank you! Everyone can be a part of the solution by experiencing how amazing it is to be a neighbor. Campaign Goal: Convince travelers to appreciate the communities they visit by telling them to be a neighbor.

"Blob" Earrings

Jess Roe

2022

Jewelry Design

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Earrings (jewelry)

Program/Degree: Jewelry Design Two-Year AAS

"Bloom" Necklace

Jess Roe

2022

Jewelry Design

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Necklaces

Capstone Fine Jewelry Project

"Bloom" Necklace

Jess Roe

2022

Jewelry Design

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Necklaces
Renderings (drawings)
Design drawings

Capstone Fine Jewelry Design Project

"Careing for Caregivers" Project

Gabriella Caracuel

2021

Interior Design

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For my thesis project, "Caring for Caregivers," I designed a 14-story retreat center for medical caregivers of terminally ill patients. The goal of this center is to focus on these caregivers' self-care and their own mental, emotional, and physical health. To design this center, I built a model in SketchUp which was then rendered in Enscape, with finishing touches being added in Photoshop. The center was designed to help the caregivers relax and take time for themselves. Two areas that do just that are the pool, which is located on the basement level, and the meditation center, which is found on the 14th floor. The pool is meant to be a cool, refreshing area for guests to relax. The meditation center is to be used for guests' self-exploration and to stimulate their mind, body, and soul.