Design Alumna on the New Yorker and Being “IN LIMBO”
Deborah Lee (BDes '18) was recently a featured cartoonist in the New Yorker. Learn more about Lee, her upcoming graphic novel memoir "IN LIMBO," her busy schedule as a freelance illustrator, and what she remembers most about her time at the School of Design.
Juniors in the Design for Communications track at Carnegie Mellon University's School of Design recently wrapped up their first project of the Fall 2020 semester – a collaboration with StudentVote.org to design campaigns aimed at empowering first-time voters. These digital campaigns, which required unique and powerful visual identity and messaging system, were designed to help educate, motivate and empower young people around the country to register and vote.
Mary Tsai, an alumna of Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Design (MDes ’19), was recently named one of Adobe’s UX Designers to Watch in 2020. This is Adobe’s second list of UX Designers to Watch which aims to highlight “impressive, up-and-coming UX design talent from around the world, people who are consistently challenging the limitations of the design profession despite being relatively early in their careers.”
Featured Video by Communication Design Juniors
The first project from our Communication Design Juniors for Fall 2020. We partnered with Studentvote.org, a group that believes that young people's full participation in the political process is essential to a truly representative, vibrant democracy. Each student designed a compelling public message campaign to help educate, motivate, and empower young people worldwide to register and vote. Their work will move and inspire you.
Please enjoy some of last year's best work from the entire spectrum of projects and research that our grads and undergrads took part in at Carnegie Mellon University's School of Design.
