Up until 2024, the program booklets were presented in a magazine fashion.
This year, it was presented in a tabloid newspaper style. To honor the theme
of rebirth, I took inspiration from older, more traditional newspaper layouts. The characteristic elements ranged from classic serif headlines to multiple column text blocks. To give the booklet a little more body, I added a textured paper background on all pages, each a little different to give some variation.
This year, it was presented in a tabloid newspaper style. To honor the theme
of rebirth, I took inspiration from older, more traditional newspaper layouts. The characteristic elements ranged from classic serif headlines to multiple column text blocks. To give the booklet a little more body, I added a textured paper background on all pages, each a little different to give some variation.
The website featured the same image gif from the invitation and is utilized as a hero image. A set of wings, a common symbol of rebirth,
is used as the icon for this year's show. It is used as a favicon and also can be seen on the home page.
is used as the icon for this year's show. It is used as a favicon and also can be seen on the home page.
Each student chose their top images of their work to be displayed with their name, socials, and artist statement. To enhance user experience, I coded in a smooth scroll when a student's name is clicked to bring you to their work.