Students of Our Institution showcased in the 2023 GDUSA Magazine
GDUSA Magazine has recognised two promising graphic design students, Micky Jordan and Maria Jose Nunez Bonequi, as part of their annual "Students to Watch" feature. This special edition of the magazine aims to identify top students who are ready to make an impact in the design scene.
Micky Jordan, a BFA in Graphic Design student, and Maria Jose Nunez Bonequi, an AOS in Illustration student, both from the same institution, have been nominated for their exceptional work in the field.
Maria, who is due to graduate this spring, has been a frequent contributor to the Student Gallery at her institution and has impressed the faculty with the quality of her designs. Her work has been recognised in the GDUSA "Students To Watch" feature, and she will be showcased in both the print and online issues of the magazine.
Micky, who is currently in his first term, has been applying various skills to his developing career. His work is detailed in the interview titled "Designing for Social Change," which will also be featured in GDUSA Magazine.
Both Micky and Maria were born in different parts of the world, with Micky hailing from the United States and Maria from Mexico. Their nomination for the GDUSA "Students to Watch" feature is a significant honour for them, as it is expected to refresh the professional creative community.
The "Students To Watch" feature is a tradition in GDUSA Magazine, and the recognition of Micky and Maria renews the tradition of recognising promising design students. This recognition serves as an inspiration for students and professionals alike, as it showcases the creativity and potential of the next generation of designers.
The professional creative community will be eager to see the work of Micky and Maria as they make their mark in the design industry. If you're interested in learning more about their portfolios or educational backgrounds, feel free to ask!
- The recognition in the GDUSA "Students To Watch" feature not only highlights Micky Jordan's and Maria Jose Nunez Bonequi's exceptional graphic design work, but also serves as an inspiration for students and professionals in the field, underlining the importance of education-and-self-development in shaping future designers.
- As technology continues to evolve and impact the design landscape, both Micky Jordan, with his focus on design for social change, and Maria Jose Nunez Bonequi, whose work has been showcased in the Student Gallery, are set to bring fresh perspectives to the industry, merging lifestyle and graphic design in innovative ways.
