AAS Communication Design 2020

Emily Bluedorn

Leslie Kay Lim

Nikki Roxas

Nani Harakawa

Denise Mylonakis

Daniela Pollandt

Rafia Rehman

Nittika Mehra

Annachiara Maffezzoli

Allison Kobren Allen

Fernanda Penfold

Jennifer Wang

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20/21

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20/21 Graduates
Parsons School of Design
AAS Graphic Design

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Annachiara Maffezzoli

Travel Memories

This project is a travel book collection based on photographs captured during some of the most impactful journeys I had through the years. With these publications I wanted to convey a genuine point of view of what my experiences were and extract from my own family photo archive a story of people, co (...)

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Allison Kobren Allen

Increasing Public Awareness of Swallowing Disorders: A visual and experiential approach

Dysphagia (difficulty swallowing) affects up to 15 million adults in the United States each year. Nevertheless, many are unaware of its existence and implications. My professional experience working with the dysphagia population has motivated me to consider ways to raise public awareness about this (...)

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Object-ive

Object-ive is a series of miniature booklets that explores the creative processes of various artists by examining them through the lens of a tool key to the practice. The project took shape as a manifestation of a semester-long investigation into how concrete objects can ground us and help in proces (...)

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Denise Mylonakis

Places to Sit

Places to sit is a lovingly curated collection of public city benches by Denise Mylonakis. Made for the people, by the people; each city bench is a blueprint of those who made it, where it's located and the people who sit on it. The project was inspired and began with Montreal’s bench variety and cr (...)

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Rafia Rehman

Mixed

Identity isn't always as concrete as we strive for it to be. Day to day we are faced with the notion of defining who we are, but the path is never linear. We try to make sense of life by placing what's around us in categories of things akin. But what happens when we feel like we don't fit into a cer (...)

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Fernanda Penfold

Seeing Then, Looking Now

Seeing Then, Looking Now addresses the importance of reflecting on the past to understanding the present. It is a three-part project through which I examined my political, social and personal histories as a way of exploring how design can be used to build structures that help us form connections. M (...)

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Insecta Rebranding

Sustainability is a concept that focuses on the needs of today without compromising future generations and their needs. Insecta is a brand designed to help the environment and prevent the torture and killing of animals for their fur or skin. This project is the rebranding of a Peruvian sustainable v (...)

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Nikki Roxas

Tales from the Archipelago

Tales from the Archipelago is a print publication that aims to bring together the narratives and experiences of young Filipinos as they try to navigate through a new environment and culture in the United States. In light of this, one can say that finding a community is not always easy — with the tho (...)

Jennifer Wang

Familiar Strangers

Familiar Strangers is a reflection on family history through my father’s archive of old photographs. I chose to engage with this archive to discover familiar connections by creating visual forms to the process of reconnecting. The project is a response to my upbringing without grandparental relatio (...)

Emily Bluedorn

Poetry, Publishing & Process

For my capstone project, Poetry, Publishing & Process, I created a set of publications—using both print and digital media. In this process, I was able to experiment with a variety of publishing mechanisms. I love poetry because it manipulates language, creating evocative, interpretative text. By cho (...)

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Nittika Mehra

Mandala: The Sacred Circle

Mandalas are a cornerstone of Hindu and Buddhist culture. There is more to Mandala than what meets the eye. For this project, I decided to unfold the deeper meanings starting with designing a biographical mandala that represents my personality and life philosophy. I then went onto making a 3D model (...)

Nani Harakawa

Objectivity

Objectivity is a series of work that express how my time at Parsons and experiences in 2020 (an unconventional year) have changed my perspective and understanding of what I find meaningful. They are deeper looks into details, explorations of passed over or tossed aside ideas and a celebration of the (...)