Made it to the top row, third from the left as part of Bejing’s VO/Art Union portfolio review program for design students. Looks a bit deadly :-).

Made it to the top row, third from the left as part of Bejing’s VO/Art Union portfolio review program for design students. Looks a bit deadly :-).
A selfie shot during a lecture on graphic design featuring Pratt student work—presented live to design students in Beijing and Shanghai, China; with Xiaoren Liu (Catherine) per ANO Art China, and their subsidiary, Sphinx.
My young son once asked, ‘Why are we here?’, writes Scott W. Santoro. When the question was flipped back to him, ‘Why do you think we are here, Ellis?’, he responded, ‘To learn stuff!’
Ellis was right. If for no other reason, we’re here to learn stuff, and graphic design makes it easy. Our field is so rife with varied subjects that we can’t help ourselves – it is almost forced upon us.
When Pearson Education asked me to produce a graphic design textbook five years ago, I went through everything I know about the subject, and learned a lot more in the process.
A five-year writing and design project. The last word in the book is, “whew.”
See a website created about the content.