40th Graphic Design Follies
If you’ve seen this video…
…then you are probably sitting at your computer wondering what it is.
XL does not stand for extra large but instead it is the roman numerals for 40. This Saturday, April 9th in 100 Thomas from 7:00
to 8:30 p.m. come see the talent from the seniors of graphic design.
The Graphic Design 2011 senior class will be showcasing their multimedia design work.Follies is an event where the Graphic Design alumni come back to connect with the current students. Most of the work is film work, working with leaders and film and stop motion techniques. After the show there will be a formal reception at the Atherton Hotel for all who attend.
The seniors create a theme; design all the promotional stuff, the invitations and the introduction. All the work that is featured in the show is from Lanny Sommese’s time and sequence class. The senior class figures out every last detail of the occasion together.
If you are interested in attending the event, visit the Facebook page here.
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