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Runbin Xiao: Young Ones Student Awards Success

2nd year GMD student, Runbin Xiao, achieves a merit for typeface design in the Young Ones Student Awards

GMD Success stories / Year 3 - Final year

Future Academy 2021

Final year GMD student Eliza Gromova-Gulbe is one of the Future Academy Class of 2021…

DPS Year / GMD Staff / News from our Alumni

Numerical Design

The Menstrual Cycle Numerical Design is a collaborative design study involving a GMD Associate Lecturer a student and a recent graduate…

News from our Alumni

Sam Bryer: Fashion in Print

GMD Alumnus, Sam Bryer, has designed print graphics for high street brands such as River Island, Next, ASOS and Collusion…

Yonder / Eddie Opara: Online Forums

GMD students had two interesting online encounters with industry professionals recently. Second year student, Mary Adekoya, sums up for us what she took away from both events.

March 23, 2021 in GMD General, GMD Success stories, News from our Alumni.

D&AD SPOT!

During his Diploma in Professional Studies (DPS) year in 2020, GMD student Homan Cheung won a prestigious D&AD Award for his distinctive bike share brand, SPOT!…

March 2, 2021 in DPS Year, Year 3 - Final year.

Professional Practices 2

2nd year student, Filip Havlena, provides his reflection on group working in the Professional Practices Unit.

February 18, 2021 in Year 2.

Professional Practices

2nd year student, Vivian Yang, reflects on group working in the Professional Practices Unit.

February 9, 2021 in Year 2.

The MODUS Type Project: Process / Action / Meaning

The Modus type project is an investigation into modular typographic design and the potential expansion of language by GMD Senior Lecturers, Cooper & Hutchinson.

January 19, 2021 in GMD Staff.

Landfill Elektronikz

GMD Senior Lecturer, Craig Burston, explores a different collaborative working method with electronic artist, Nick Edwards…

December 15, 2020 in GMD Staff.

Magenta

Senior Lecturer Alistair McClymont’s new artwork, Magenta, on display in December.

December 8, 2020 in GMD Staff.

Now + Never

Alumnus Marcus Aitken describes using VR for his latest exhibition and how graphic design continues to inform how he works as an artist.

November 30, 2020 in News from our Alumni.

Distractions

Distractions follows students from participating universities in Australia and at LCC through the Re:act road safety behaviour change program which GMD participated in for 2019-20.

November 23, 2020 in Year 3 - Final year.

Blog On

Final year Graphic & Media Design student Daniel Ioannou reflects here on his adoption of blogging as a way of thinking about his practice.

November 17, 2020 in Year 3 - Final year.

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New Website Story: Graduating GMD student Karoline Winzer describes her interactive project that helps people understand the Mycelium.
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