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2017 GRA & DIG Student Juried Show Award Winners!
Congratulations to all of the Graphic + Interactive Design students and Digital Media students who won awards at the 2017 Annual Student Juried Show Opening and Awards Ceremony that took place Thursday, April 20th! Here is the list of awards, winners and works:
Form, Function and Error Free – Aleitha Burton / Awoke Vintage Website
Excellence in Typography Award (Web) – Christina Anzalone / Valencia School of Design Website
Best Usability Award – Aleitha Burton / Awoke Vintage Website
Dean’s Purchase Award for Graphics – Christina Anzalone / Valencia School of Design Website
Video Ninja Award – Thalia Bunch / They Live Titles Reimagining
Master of Space, Time and Dimension Award – Thalia Bunch / Medlee App Spot
<!– I make the web more awesome. –> Award – Jennifer Melear / Comic Museum Website
Best of Web Award – Christina Anzalone / Valencia School of Design Website
Excellence in Spot Color Design – Heather Hunsinger / Malicious Affliction
Dr. R. S. Grove Memorial Award in Illustration – Monica Belakbir / Hwang Jin Yi
For the Fun of It (Purchase Award) – Steph Aziz / Master Peace
ACME “Now That’s Using Your Head” Award – Adam Case / Lego Ad Campaign
Theodora and Peter Mohess Memorial Award – Beatriz Toledo Zanin / MARITACA packaging
The I Never Won an Award but you did (!!) Award – Joaris Manning / Infusion Tea Rebrand
One Hun Concept Award – Aleitha Burton / Sextremism
Chris and Devin Wish They Were As Good As You Award – Lianne Hayre / Times Poster
Free Business Cards Award – Jamie Mariscal / Zuzu Bikes & Gears
you’re clearly awesome at what you do, shut up and take my moneys – Christina Anzalone / Finch’s Landing
The Dazzling Illustration Award – Heather Hunsinger / Artist Book Covers
For the third consecutive year of unbiased greatness, this award continues to be (and will always be) a better award then Jason Ellison’s hack of an award, award – Joaris Manning / Kokoa Chocolate
Excellence in Design for Philanthropy Award – Christina Anzalone / Cocoon Branding
Microsoft Award – Jesse Woodall / Self Portrait With Bear
Jason Had to Have it Award (purchase award) – Jesse Woodall / Is That All There is to a Five
Graphic Design Award – Heather Hunsinger / Barley & Vine Biergarten Branding
Barbara Peterson Excellence in Design Award – Rebekah Rigel / Happy Henna Hedgehog Branding
Excellence in Typography Award (Print) – Aleitha Burton / Forte Magazine
Enduring Optimism Award – Natalie Lauletta / How to Make a Smoothie Animation
Accepted GRA & DIG Work / 2017 Student Juried Show
Graphic’s and Digital Media work accepted in the show will be hung in the gallery shortly. To see the great work hanging in the gallery, please join us for our Annual Student Juried Show Opening and Awards Ceremony. Event details:
Thursday, April 20th, 2017 from 6pm – 8pm
*Awards Ceremony at 7pm
East Campus Building 3 Atrium & Anita S. Wooten Gallery
Below is a list of the accepted Graphic’s and Digital Media work for 2017
Printed and 3-D Printed
Yarel Lopez / Futura Poster
Rebeca Delgado / Frutiger Poster
Aarish Syed / The Lovely Bones Poster
Jamie Mariscal / Zuzu Bikes & Gears
Mona Belakbir / Hwang Jin Yi
Lianne Adamczyk Hayre / Times Poster
Steph Aziz / Master Peace
Abby Mae Baird / Garamond Punch Cuts Poster
Jillian Quain / Prototype Creativity Institute
Hong Hoang Chien Thai / Vespa Ad Campaign
Alejandro Carazo / Moana
Beatriz Toledo Zanin / MARITACA packaging
Beatriz Toledo Zanin / Lollipop
Jesse Woodall / Is That All There is to a Five
Jesse Woodall / Self Portrait with Bear
Adam Case / Lego Ad Campaign
Adam Case / Full Crow Moon Company Branding
Jejomar Sobrepena / Drown My Sorrow
Jejomar sobrepena / Spotify Brandbook
Shalim M. Nunez-Rivera / Explain Yourself (card game)
Shalim M. Nunez-Rivera / GAM3RVANA Magazine
Rebekah Rigel / “Missing Something?” Michael’s Ads
Rebekah Rigel / Happy Hedgehog Henna Branding
Christina Anzalone / Cocoon Fundraising Art Print Posters
Christina Anzalone / Finch’s Landing Branding
Christina Anzalone / Neroli Branding Poster
Christina Anzalone / Cocoon Branding Poster
Joaris Manning / Ether Skateboard Co.
Joaris Manning / Infusion Tea Re-Brand
Joaris Manning / Fork & Spoon Food Delivery App
Joaris Manning / Kokoa Chocolate
Aleitha Burton / A Pill a Day
Aleitha Burton / Forte (editorial publication)
Aleitha Burton / Sextremism Poster
Aleitha Burton / We Are All Immigrants
Heather Hunsinger / Barley & Vine Biergarten
Heather Hunsinger / Malicious Affliction Branding
Heather Hunsinger / Artist Book Covers
Web, Video, Motion Graphics, Digital
Christina Anzalone / Valencia School of Design Website
Luke Balagia / Katelyn & Her Two Boobs Video
Taylor Huff / Shadow of the Collossus Interactive Map
Aleitha Burton / Awoke Vintage Website
Jennifer Melear / Plaza Live (web)
Jennifer Melear / Copilot (web)
Jennifer Melear / Comic (web)
Natalie Lauletta / Bombay Cafe Website
Natalie Lauletta / Wedding Website
Thalia Bunch / They Live – Titles Reimagining (digital animation)
Thalia Bunch / Medlee App Spot (digital animation)
Student Juried Show Accepted Graphic’s and Digital Media Work 2016
Congratulations to the following students for having work accepted in the 2016 Annual Student Juried Exhibition! Want to know who won awards? Well, then you’ll just have to come to the show opening on Friday, April 15th, 2016 from 7pm – 8:30pm on the East Campus Anita S. Wooten Gallery in Building 3. Feel free to RSVP to the event in Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/1712186172354789/ and liberally share the event with your friends and family! All are welcome!
Student Juried Show Accepted Graphic’s and Digital Media Work 2016
Printed and 3-D Printed
- Laura Judy – Hand-drawn type prints
- Thalia Bunch – Typographic Journal
- Tanoodej Anutarakul – Typography Book
- Samantha Morales – Afros Book Cover
- Ashton Dzialo – A to B Ad. Campaign
- Rebekah Rigel – Bekah’s Branding
- Mirysa A Robillard – Sweet Knead
- Sarah Siddiqui – Home Illustration
- Andy Hamer – Flat Face Fiction
- Jason Miller – Type Poster, Univers
- Christina Anzalone – Illuminati Coffee Package Design
- Heather Hunsinger – Huli Hawaii Restaurant Finder
- Heather Hunsinger – Coverly Smartphone Cases
- Heather Hunsinger – What Are You Doing?
- Heather Hunsinger – Lembrosia Lemonade
- Ana Laura Pino Gallo – Olivia and Rick’s Wedding
- Ana Laura Pino Gallo – TEMPLO
- Ana Laura Pino Gallo – CARBON Barbecue Bar
- Melissa Miller – Gentry’s BBQ Branding
- Melissa Miller – Bohemian River Branding
- Melissa Miller – Make it Grain Branding
- Taylor Huff – Kino Branding
- Taylor Huff – Deviant Branding
- Taylor Huff – Phoenix Project: 3-Poster Series
- Taylor Huff – HIP Infographic
- Arliana Oraa – Parks & Rec. Seattle Branding
- Arliana Oraa – Bonbon Confectionery Branding
- Arliana Oraa – Oceano Shipping Int’l. Branding
- Arliana Oraa – Bonbon Ad. Campaign
- Arliana Oraa – Bodego Food Delivery App.
- Aleitha Burton – Harbor House Stop Domestic Violence Campaign
- Aleitha Burton – Max Brenner Ad Campaign
- Aleitha Burton – Dahlia Bloom Dairy Farm Branding
- Aleitha Burton – Baskerville Typeface Poster
- Aleitha Burton – Typograpahy 101 Book
- Joaris Manning – Infused Tea
- Joaris Manning – The Art of Beer
- Joey Morales – Nouveau Architecture Branding
- Joey Morales – JLM Self Promo and Business Cards
- Joey Morales – Crypt Zone Arcade Branding
- Joey Morales – McKinley’s Barbershop
- Janeza Dino – Wanted On Voyage CD Cover
- Janeza Dino – Kafka on the Shore Book Cover
- Janeza Dino – Type Book
- Janeza Dino – Body Count (Lord of the Rings Illustration)
Web, Video, Motion Graphics, Digital
- Tanice Arnold – Grave Digger Motiongraphics
- Sarah Siddiqui – Hangry App. Design
- Michael Mantia – Street Fighter Animation
- Alena Tatum – Venue App.
- Taylor Huff – Valiant Air Command Website
- Carlos Paz – La Selva Video
- Natalie Lauletta – Summit User Interface
- Susi Rivera – RENE Website
- Rebekah Rigel – Road Trip
- Rebekah Rigel – Audubon Website
- Aleitha Burton – Baskerville Type Poster Website
- Aleitha Burton – Dahlia Bloom Sign-up Form Website
- Aleitha Burton – Valiant Air Website
- Brandon Chang – Portfolio Website
- Brandon Chang – Web Directions
- Brandon Chang – Indie Merch Store Website
- Brandon Chang – Chimi King
- Brandon Chang – Heat Beat Miami
- Brandon Chang – Dr. Philips Center
- Brandon Chang – Gigis
2015 Annual Student Juried Show Selected Graphics and Digital Media Work
This year the Opening Reception is schedule to occur on Friday, April 17th from 6:30pm – 8:30pm in the Anita S. Wooten Gallery located on the East Campus in Building 3. Students who have work selected should attend the Opening Reception so they can hear if their work has won any awards. The awards will be announced at the Opening Reception at 7:30pm!
Below is the list of work selected by the GRA/DIG Judges to be in the 2015 Annual Student Juried Show (arranged in no particular order):
PRINT WORK (to be hung):
Jose Estrada – Social Justice Poster Series (3 hand-done oversize posters)
Nhat Tran -
Rhino Equation Poster
Astral (digital illustrations poster)
FedEx Ad Camapaign (3 parts)
Matilda’s On Park Rebrand Campaign Poster
Nightmare On Elm Street Movie Poster
Dami Wine Bottle Labels
Stephanie de Sousa -
Ferris & Son Concrete Campaign Poster
Naples Zoo Campaign Poster
InCtrl Conference Campaign Poster
Laura Judy -
Freshly Squeezed Goudy Poster
“A Stance on Standardized Tests” Poster
Melissa Miller -
Downtown Creative Village Poster & Book
CF Magazine
Dahari Urena -
Yeah Yeah Yeahs Campaign Poster
Furry Monsterz Campaign Poster
It’s Tough Campaign Poster
Orange Smokehouse Campaign Poster
Luis Argueta -
“Feel No Pain” linocut print/poster
Neoteric (personal brand poster)
Emily Santiago – Bonnie’s Burgers and Fries Campaign Poster
Rigor Mortis Skateboards Campaign Poster
Austen Rebel -
Anchor Harbor Branding Poster
Omrade Furniture Catalog Poster
Omrade Branding Campaign Poster
El Gran Taco Branding Campaign Poster
El Gran Taco Poster Campaign (3 parts)
Wicked Weather Brewery Packaging
Lisa Yap – Disappearing / Coral Mining / Overfishing Series
Carlos Santiago – Brujo Skateboards Campaign Poster
Valentina Salazar -
Northern Pacific Railroad Campaign Poster
Sweet Water Smiles Branding Campaign Poster
Le Créme Branding Campaign Poster
Shelby Lanes Branding Campaign Poster
Joseph Ortiz -
Lechon BBQ Branding Poster
Paper Route Campaign Poster
Tara Paragian -
JuJu Q Barbeque Branding Campaign Poster
Evil Twin Skateboards Branding Campaign Poster
Jennifer Foreman -
Simple Soap Branding Campaign Poster
Mystic Elixir Branding Campaign Poster
Wedding Design Branding Campaign Poster
Maria Raigosa – Lego Ad Campaign (3 parts)
Taylor Huff – Motorcycles Are Everywhere (block print poster)
Arliana Oraa – Tokyo Tourism Campaign (3 parts)
Rebekah Rigel – PGY Magazine
Ana Laura Peno Gallo – Lubalin Type Specimen Book
INTERACTIVE/WEB WORK (to be shown on a computer):
Elvis Olavarria – The Story of My Life
Brandon Chang -
Indie Merch Store Website
Portfolio Website
Stephanie de Sousa -
Windows Slideshow
Portfolio Website (stephaniedesousa.com)
Taylor Huff -
GamePhile App Design
Online Scuba Website Redesign
Infusion Tea Website Redesign
Joseph Ortiz – Durrounik Website
Creative Village Art Installation
PROJECT OVERVIEW:
Valencia College and the Creative Village in Downtown Orlando are seeking concept designs for an outdoor public installation. The primary theme and objective is to create an interactive way to collect community input on education in the Parramore community. Funding will support the creation of a community art ‘wall’ or structure featuring the educational theme, and utilizing the phrase “I want to learn…” with open interactive space for the community to record their personal responses. The installation serves three primary purposes:
- information gathering to inform the Creative Villages’ educational partners;
– to raise community awareness about development in the Creative Village;
– to begin to establish community connectedness.
Student Prize:
The student (or group of students) whose concept is chosen for development will be awarded $500.00
About The Creative Village:
The Creative Village is a 68-acre redevelopment project in downtown Orlando, anchored by transit, education and technology. Valencia College and the University of Central Florida are slated to jointly create a higher ed campus within the Village. In addition, the community will gain a K-8 school to anchor the community. http://creativevillageorlando.com/
About the Parramore Community:
The Parramore Heritage Community is a diverse area of residential neighborhoods, businesses and industry west of the Downtown Orlando core. Parramore is the historic home of Orlando’s African-American community, and is on the cusp of a new surge of growth as a diverse and vibrant Downtown area. The Parramore Business District consists of two historic retail “Main Streets” – Parramore Avenue and West Church Street. These two streets intersect in the Parramore Town Center, which covers the traditional commercial and industrial heart of Parramore along the Church Street and Central Boulevard corridors. Parramore is home of City View apartments, HD Supply, the Florida A&M University School of Law and the Federal Courthouse.
Project Site:
The Creative Village will transform the former Amway Arena site into a 68-acre mixed-use site. (office, creative, educational, residential, commercial & hotel space). The site for the installation/wall should not exceed 8 feet tall, by 30 feet long long, but design is not limited to “wall” like structures. Please keep in mind that the structure and materials used should be conducive to elements of weather for at least 6 months, with the end goal of being converted into a semi-permanent installation.
<please click here to view the official information package>
Project Requirements:
- Submission must be from current Valencia College students (of any discipline)
- Concept should be a low-tech solution.
- Theme “Education in the community”
- Must include the phrase “I want to learn…”
- Must include a way to record and collect responses from the public audience in a way that is somewhat weatherproof. “Give a voice” to the community the Creative Village will impact.
- Installation will have to last for up to six months. To be translated to and converted to a semi-permanent (five years) installation.
Key Dates:
Entry Deadline: Friday March 27th
- Drop Off Location: West Campus 5-130, 12:30pm
- Drop Off Location: East Campus 1-213, 5:30pm
Installation: Summer 2105
Selection Method and Criteria:
- Entries will be judged by Artists & Industry Professionals.
- Low-tech solution that creatively engages the community.
- Theme of ‘Education’ in the community.
- Must include the phrase “I want to learn…”
- Must include a way to record and collect responses from the public audience in a way that is somewhat weatherproof.
- Give a voice to the community that the Creative Village will impact.
- Installation must last for up to 6 months, to be converted to a semi-permanent (5 years) installation
- Construction Budget for the actual installation must not exceed $5000.00
Submission Format Suggestions:
- Poster presentation of design concept Renderings: One large Overview and Two Detail Images with detailed notations on specifics of your concept.
- PDF presentation of concept drawings and include student’s name(s), a description/samples of your inspirations, concepts, final solutions, etc., (suitable size for non-computer viewing)
- Printed Presentation Booklet, professional craft quality
All submissions must include:
Student(s) name(s), VID and ATLAS email address(es)
Mailing address(es) & phone number(s) of individual(s) who contributed
Title of Work
Artist’s Statement / Description (Optional)
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Valencia Film Poster Competition
Download the COMPETITION DETAILS by CLICKING HERE.
Several Great Upcoming Events!
There are several upcoming events you should all have on your radar!
AIGA Orlando Drink & Draw Social:
At Stardust Coffee and Video, Thursday (tomorrow), April 10 from 6:30pm – 8:30pm. This is a fun social event. No need to drink or draw! Just show up and get to know your local creatives! Info on this event can be found on their facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/AIGAOrlando
Annual 2014 Valencia Fine & Graphic Arts Student Juried Show:
At Valencia’s East Campus Anita S. Wooten Gallery (Building 3), Friday, April 18th from 6:30pm – 8:30pm. This is a family-friendly event with some finger food and some of the best graphic design and fine art you’ll see for some time! This event always draws a giant crowd! For more information, see our blog post about this upcoming event here: http://valenciagraphicdesign.com/2014/03/2014-annual-student-juried-show-accepted-work/
Semesterly Portfolio Show ‘n’ Tell:
At Valencia’s West Campus in Building 2, Cafeteria Mezzanine Level (2nd floor), Thursday, April 24th from 5:30pm – 8pm. This is your chance to see what a finished Valencia Graphic & Interactive Design student portfolio looks like! It’s also a great chance to ask graduating students about their experiences. You’re encouraged to bring family and friends. This is a semesterly event, however, this year we went all out and we’ve changed the venue and added food!
AIGA Orlando SPOT Award Showcase:
At the Orange Studio (1121 N. Mills Ave., Orlando, FL), Friday, April 25th from 6:30pm – 9:30pm. AIGA’s annual SPOT Award Showcase will be a display of all work produced by the protégés of the AIGA ORLANDO MENTORSHIP 2014 program. Open to the public and creative community, all guests and spectators will vote on the best exhibits and pieces by placing a circle sticker (or spot!) next to it. They will also have a guest speaker for the evening sharing their inspiring work, talking about student success and giving insight into life after graduation. This will a spectacular evening that you don’t want to miss! DJ and food truck will be on site while the voting is taking place. For information about this eventj and to purchase tickets: http://orlando.aiga.org/event/spot-2/
Call for Entries: 2014 Annual Juried Student Fine Art & Graphic Art Exhibition
GRAPHICS STUDENT JURIED SHOW CALL FOR ENTRIES DETAILS!
{THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT WORK IS FRIDAY MARCH 28TH BY 5PM!!}
GRAPHICS Student Submission Guidelines (NOTE: The below outlines submission criteria for work done for Graphics courses only. The guidelines for submitting work completed in ART courses is different than what is on this posting for GRA courses and different than criteria set in past years. Please stop by the Fine Art Dept. in Building 3-115 for submission guidelines for work completed in ART courses – e.g. ART1300C.)
Work Eligible: Any work produced in conjunction within a Valencia Graphics class (any course with a GRA or DIG prefix) from Summer session 2013 through Spring session 2014. Students may enter up to 2 pieces from each class taken during that time. Graphics students no longer need to finish their accepted work with plexiglass or framing, so please make sure the work you submit is clean and professional enough to display in the gallery AS IS before submitting it for judging!
Presentation of Submitted Work:
- Flat graphics work: needs to be professionally mounted onto black mat board for judging and presented in a way that isn’t sloppy or unprofessional. You will want to keep the board to a reasonable size so it is not too floppy to hang or does not warp while hung for several weeks. Posters larger than 11 x 17 do NOT need to be mounted. NOTE: Accepted work will be hung on the gallery walls AS SUBMITTED!
- 3D work (such as package design, books, etc.): should be submitted in their finished 3D form and delivered in a container (like a box) to protect the contents from wear and tear that might occur while the work is in transit for judging and/or gallery setup. NOTE: Accepted work will be displayed in the gallery AS SUBMITTED! Generally 3D work is displayed on a pedestal, so you will want your work to look good from all sides/angles. You may also choose to submit a professional photograph of your 3D work, however, keep in mind the quality of the photograph will be important in the judging process.
- Interactive/web projects: should all be burned onto a single labelled CD/DVD and files/folders should be clearly named so they match those on the submission forms. An entry form for EACH project on the disk needs to be filled out and all entry forms attached to the disk. NOTE: Accepted work will presented on a computer in the gallery AS SUBMITTED!
Work Delivery Deadline for Judging: Friday, March 28th (no later than 5pm) to our EAST Campus Graphics Lab in 1-213. You may also drop off your work in the WEST Campus Graphics Lab in 5-130, however; you must drop off your work at that location by THURSDAY, March 27th by 3pm. Each entry MUST have a completed entry form (including ALL of the colored copies) taped to the back in the lower right hand corner. Entry forms can be obtained in the East Graphics area in 1-213 (or in the West Campus Graphics lab in 5-130) or in the East Campus Fine Arts area in 3-115.
Judging of Work: The judging of the work will take place on Saturday, March 29th.
Pickup of Unaccepted Work: All declined work must be picked up by Monday, March 31st in room 1-213. Any declined work left in the lab for longer than 3 weeks will be disposed of.
Accepted Work: A list of accepted Graphics work will be posted in the entry way of the East Campus Graphics area outside of 1-213 by Friday, April 4th and posted on this blog. All accepted work will be taken to the gallery directly from the Graphics judging area by Friday, April 4th. If you need to improve the presentation of your accepted work before it is submitted to the gallery the deadline to get your accepted work better prepared for display in the gallery and re-submitted to the Graphics Lab (1-213) is Friday, April 4th.
Exhibition Opening Date: Friday April 18th, 2014 – The reception is from 6:30 – 8:30pm. There will be an awards ceremony in the Building 3 Atrium at 7:30pm.
Exhibition Closing Date: Friday May 22nd.
Picking Up Work After Exhibition Ends: Work, once taken down from the show, can be picked up in 1-213 between Tuesday, May 27th– Friday, May 30th. Any work that is not picked up by that time may be used to decorate the Graphics Lab walls.
A printout of this information can also be obtained by requesting it from an East Campus Lab Assistant in 1-213.
American Advertising Awards (formerly ADDYs) Call for Entries!
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