Indiana University Southeast - Design Center Aug - Dec 2018
Design Center is a student-staffed graphic design internship program dedicated to in-house design projects for Indiana University Southeast schools and programs as-well-as regional nonprofits. It is the objective of the Design Center to equip students with real-world experience in dealing with client-focused graphic design. This is accomplished through faculty mentoring, direct client interactions, and collaborative team projects.
Syllabus for a senior-level Graphic Design Internship - Design Center (S305), Indiana University Southeast, New Albany, Indiana, USA for the fall semester from Aug - Dec 2018.
Download: S305 GD Internship (Design Center) syllabus.pdf
The School of Arts and Letters trifold
A work in progress that was initiated by the coordinator of the Design Center, Dr. Yeoh, under the support of the Dean, the trifold continues to morph as the content gets edited and new ideas are introduced. A few consistent themes include the use of crimson red as recommended by the IU branding guide of the university, consistent application of the Benton Sans typeface, and a b/w picture holding pictorial imagery to represent the various departments as shown here.
NUS murals
Dr. Anne Allen, the Art Historian in the Fine Arts department at IU Southeast who brings students for an entire month of study abroad each summer has connections connects the Design Center with the National University of Samoa where we created three different murals for their arts program to be used in their interior and exterior of the university's cafeteria.
NUS Paper Connections
As part of the collaborative exhibition which took place at the National University of Samoa and Indiana University Southeast, Design Center helped to produce a 48-page catalog showcasing creative works from both faculty and students from both universities.
Choong Sung Taekwondo
Choong Sung Taekwondo based in Clarksville, Indiana embarked on a year long design project with the Design Center and although the project started with logo design for their adult and kids divisions, we also extended that to be a full-blown promotional campaign that included posters, signage and brochure. The project was initiated in the fall of 2018 and the works shown here were completed in the spring of 2019.
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