Stephanie Williams, designer/illustrator Texas A&M University-Commerce A 6-color screen printed poster on cream paper created to advertise The Glamping Show in Stoneleigh Park, UK. I wanted to use this assignment as an opportunity to explore illustration through the screenprinting process, and the solution was to use the image of a champagne bottle pouring into a waterfall to poke fun at the culture that surrounds glamping. More of my work can be viewed at https://www.stephgetsgraphic.com/

Emily Jones, Designer Old Dominion University (Norfolk, VA) David Shields, Instructor This editorial piece is a design for a how to manual. The design uses typography, patterns, and objects to hide and illustrates the different steps on How Not to Draw Attention to Yourself

Jenna Kari, photographer Texas State University Here's a look into the arena of the legendary Rodeo Houston, hosted at the NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas. I was at the rodeo interviewing athletes for a project that gave me access to VIP areas. Seeing the arena from ground level was simply breathtaking, and I couldn't resist taking a photo.

Rachel Bao, designer Savannah College of Art and Design This project is about a robot which is soft and autonomous. It looks just like an octopus.

Lauren Glover, illustrator Savannah College of Art & Design This piece was done for Julie Lieberman's Concepts and Compositions graduate level class at SCAD. It is an editorial illustration for a New York Times article discussing how venture capitalists were investing money in astrology-based apps due to the Millennial interest in the zodiac. It portrays the power these investors have to influence our culture, showing them manipulating the planets for monetary gain, symbolized by the dollar sign cuff links.

Heather Prowell, photographer Mississippi State University I wanted to follow the steps of Sam Abell's work and his techniques on how he would capture people being natural in a scene. He wanted people to wonder what all is taking place in his pictures. That is what I am trying to convey with this photograph of my daughter. You wonder what she is doing but how beautiful her eye peeks out draws you into her. I love this picture because at night I put her to sleep in her bed only to find her in my bed by morning snuggled up with me. My professor for my photography class was Candace Hitt

Carla Leanzo, designer Old Dominion University (Norfolk, VA) David Shields, instructor The objective of this piece was to create a purely ornamental label for liquor mixers that was both engaging and utilitarian. I based my visual language off of Victorian penwork, however the composition is a call back to French architecture and the wrought iron seen throughout Paris. Saint Genevieve is the patron saint of Paris in Roman Catholic traditions, so I wanted the label to embody the movement of classical French architecture. Pieces of the label are embossed foil, while the flat text is a reference back to Victorian printer's type samples.

Jake Carson, AD/Copywriter Texas A&M University, Commerce Instructor: Josh Ege Print ad campaign for Alka Seltzer using food styling within different symbols for different holidays or special events.