A logo designed and illustrated by SCAD graphic designer
Scott Newman (B.F.A., graphic design, 2001) has been included in the prestigious Graphis Logo Design 7 annual. Newman created the logo for the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Ball as an Atlanta community outreach project. Graphis Logo Design 7 includes the latest work by more than 300 designers from around the globe. It also features profiles and interviews with some of the world’s most respected logo designers. Read more
here or
here.
Chief academic officer Tom Fischer has released the first edition of his book "Paradise/Paradox," a collection of photographs including images of places revered for their perfection of form, historic cultural landscapes and views of paradise lost. The book was designed by
Leslie Geer (B.F.A., graphic design, 1992). For more information, visit the
Web site.
SCAD has been selected for inclusion in the "365: AIGA's Annual Design Competition 29." Out of more than 4,300 entries, SCAD's "Sequential Art Anthology 2007: Discovered" was selected for the Brochure, Promotional Design and Advertising category. This piece showcases the best of SCAD's sequential art department, with art direction/design by
Scott Newman(B.F.A., graphic design, 2001) and cover illustration by sequential art professor
Julie Collins-Rousseau. To assure that selections become part of a permanent accessible historical record of notable graphic design-the
AIGA Design Archives-each piece is published online with traditional credit information; the physical artifact becomes part of the AIGA Design Archives housed at the Denver Art Museum; and is published in the AIGA annual "365: AIGA Year in Design."
A logo designed and illustrated by SCAD graphic designer
Scott Newman (B.F.A., graphic design, 2001) has been included in the prestigious Graphis Logo Design 7 annual. Newman created the logo for the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Ball as an Atlanta community outreach project. Graphis Logo Design 7 includes the latest work by more than 300 designers from around the globe. It also features profiles and interviews with some of the world’s most respected logo designers. Read more
here or
here.
Chief academic officer Tom Fischer has released the first edition of his book "Paradise/Paradox," a collection of photographs including images of places revered for their perfection of form, historic cultural landscapes and views of paradise lost. The book was designed by
Leslie Geer (B.F.A., graphic design, 1992). For more information, visit the
Web site.
SCAD has been selected for inclusion in the "365: AIGA's Annual Design Competition 29." Out of more than 4,300 entries, SCAD's "Sequential Art Anthology 2007: Discovered" was selected for the Brochure, Promotional Design and Advertising category. This piece showcases the best of SCAD's sequential art department, with art direction/design by
Scott Newman(B.F.A., graphic design, 2001) and cover illustration by sequential art professor
Julie Collins-Rousseau. To assure that selections become part of a permanent accessible historical record of notable graphic design-the
AIGA Design Archives-each piece is published online with traditional credit information; the physical artifact becomes part of the AIGA Design Archives housed at the Denver Art Museum; and is published in the AIGA annual "365: AIGA Year in Design."
A logo design created by SCAD designer
Scott Newman (B.F.A., illustration and video/film, 2001) for the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Ball, done as an Atlanta community outreach in May 2006, has been included in the prestigious Graphis Logo Design 7, an annual book that has just become available to the U.S. market.
Chief academic officer Tom Fischer has released the first edition of his book "Paradise/Paradox," a collection of photographs including images of places revered for their perfection of form, historic cultural landscapes and views of paradise lost. The book was designed by
Leslie Geer (B.F.A., graphic design, 1992). For more information, visit the
Web site.
SCAD has been selected for inclusion in the "365: AIGA's Annual Design Competition 29." Out of more than 4,300 entries, SCAD's "Sequential Art Anthology 2007: Discovered" was selected for the Brochure, Promotional Design and Advertising category. This piece showcases the best of SCAD's sequential art department, with art direction/design by
Scott Newman(B.F.A., graphic design, 2001) and cover illustration by sequential art professor
Julie Collins-Rousseau. To assure that selections become part of a permanent accessible historical record of notable graphic design-the
AIGA Design Archives-each piece is published online with traditional credit information; the physical artifact becomes part of the AIGA Design Archives housed at the Denver Art Museum; and is published in the AIGA annual "365: AIGA Year in Design."
The
SCAD Student Media student newspaper the District won numerous awards from the Student Society for News Design. Read more
online.
- News, inside page: Honorable mention – Matthew Cole, “Eichberg Hall Undergoes Renovation”
- Sports, feature: Third place – Matthew Cole, “Strong Seasons for Bees Basketball”
- Editorial or comment: First place – Matthew Cole, “SCAD Is Thinking Green”
- Newspaper, overall: Second place – Matthew Cole
- Redesign: First place – Matthew Cole
- Overall use of photography: Third place – staff
SCAD Student Media received multiple 2008 Society for Collegiate Journalists awards. The Society for Collegiate Journalists was formed June 1, 1975, when two Greek-letter journalism societies merged. The SCAD chapter was chartered May 5, 2004. The 2008 awards are as follows:
Overall excellence
- Second place – District
- Third place – The Connector
Feature writing
- Second place – Brian Smith, “Yo La Tengo Not Afraid of Quiet Crowd,” District
Cartoon strips and panels
- First place – Jon Chadurjian, “Robot Dave is Better Than You,” District
- Second place – Pranas T. Naujokaitis, “Rocket Tonic,” District
- Honorable mention – Ling Zhou and Leo Prusakov, “Fungasm,” District
Editorial cartoon
- First place – Dave Valeza, “Yield,” District
Graphic illustration
- First place – Jon Chadurjian, “District’s Tips for Freshmen”
Front-page layout
- Second place – District staff, Oct. 19, 2007 issue
- Third place – Connector (Brian Steel), Oct. 19, 2007 issue
Editorial page layout
- Third place – District staff
Inside page design, hard news
- First place – Christie Pedder/District, Feb. 2, 2007 issue, page 2
Inside page design, soft news
- Honorable mention – District staff, Roller derby spread
Radio broadcast news
- Third place – Matt Terrell, “Battle of Forsyth,” SCAD Radio
Radio feature broadcast
- First place – Matt Terrell and Ben Frisch, “Bootcamp,” SCAD Radio
- Second place – Matt Terrell and Ben Frisch, “Fashion Show casting,” SCAD Radio
- Third place – Paul Weinberg, Matt Terrell, Jeff Garris, “Commentary Corral – Queer Theory,” SCAD Radio
