Each year, 花椒直播’s School of Engineering & Design hosts a Senior Portfolio Review that gives students the opportunity to show the range of their work to the JWU community and industry professionals.
In addition to showing the depth and breadth of projects from the academic year, each of the 12 seniors had a chance to talk about his or her creative process, from development right through to the finished product. They are:
The senior designers tackled a wide range of projects, from logos and signage to print collateral, websites, apps and even 3D printing systems.
Courtney Blair used playful illustrations and bright colors for her Southwick Zoo wayfinding system and app, while Grace Hodges’ paper sample book for Neenah made bold use of hyer-saturated, full-bleed photography. (Courtney also worked on the identity system and signage for the Culinary Arts Museum’s Empty Bowls exhibit.)
Product design also highlighted bright colors and wordplay, whether it was Ryan Glantz’ Amazeing Popcorn or Kaurin Telfair’s Chili Taco Popcorn. (Kaurin also designed the illo-heavy spread for “The Loneliest Elephant.”)
PHOTO GALLERY: Design professor Karyn Jimenez documented the day, from all the vibrant student work to the great interactions the group had with local designers.
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Read about last year’s Showcase.