November 21, 2016
Author: Ryan Hewlett
Detail from Julia Lewis' infographic
Graphic and Interactive Design (GAID) senior, Julia Lewis, was awarded the first place prize ($2500 award) in the graphics category for this year's 4th Annual Temple University Alexion Analytics Challenge presented by the Institute for Business and Information Technology at Fox School of Business. This year's challenge presented students with three challenges from the following companies: AmerisourceBergen, Alexion and Merck. Julia's entry utilized sales data provided by AmerisourceBergen that included close to one million sales transaction from independent pharmacies across the east coast. Julia's winning entry analyzed this data and create a clear solution to help independent pharmacies make the inventory decisions needed to be successful.
Detail from Ryan Hewlett's infographic
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August 8, 2016
Author: Kelly Holohan
Tyler GAID alumni, Rachel Ignotofsky is author of Women in Science: 50 Fearless Pioneers Who Changed the World. This illustrative and educational book highlights the contributions of fifty notable women to the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) from the ancient to the modern world. Congratulations to Rachel and for making the New York Times best seller list!
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February 16, 2016
Author: Kylie Doyle
Life after graduation is always a big question for students finishing their undergrad program. Tyler alumni are continuing to make a mark in their respective fields. Nabeeh Bilal, a graduate of Tyler school of Arts (GAID class of 2009), has just released a trailer for his upcoming book “Callaloo: The Legend of the Golden Coqui.”
Nabeeh Bilal is an artist and entrepreneur who has created his own children's media brand called "Callaloo" which teaches children cultural literacy and social education through books, videos, music, educational workshops, and digital media. He recently published the second book in his Callaloo children's book series titled "Callaloo: The Legend of The Golden Coqui" which centers on the culture and folklore in Puerto Rico.
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February 10, 2016
Author: Ryan Hewlett
In an episode of Friday Arts — which premired on February 5 — alumni, Allen Edmunds talks about the Brandywine Workshop, Graphic & Interactive Design students and faculty show off their restaurant identity designs, and alumni, Gabe Martinez shows his work at The Print Center of Philadelphia.
View episode here
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February 2, 2016
Author: Kelly Holohan
Nabeeh Bilal, Graphic & Interactive Design graduate (BFA 2009), is the co-creator of the award-winning Callaloo children's media brand and is responsible for the brand’s look and visual Development.
Along with his partner and author, Marjuan Canady, He co-created the Callaloo children's media brand in 2013 with a focus on cultural literacy and social education. To date, Callaloo has produced a book series, an educational web series, educational curriculum and workshops, and live performances.
Most recently, he published the second book in the Callaloo series titled "Callaloo:The Legend of the Golden Coqui" (for children ages 3-7). The latest book takes readers from New York City to the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico where the book's main characters must solve an age old mystery surrounding the Golden Coqui.
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February 1, 2016
Author: Kelly Holohan
Tyler's Graphic & Interactive Design restaurant identity exhibition is a feature segment on WHYY Friday Arts. The "Art of Food" segment is produced by Monica Rogozinki first airs on WHYY-TV Friday, February 5 at 8:30pm.
The show encores on Sunday 2/7/16 at 11:30am and will go online on Monday, 2/8/16.
You can see a preview on WHYY's site at whyy.org/cms/fridayarts/
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October 28, 2015
Author: Ryan Hewlett
Alumni and adjunct professor, Jon Krause has been featured in a full-length article by Communication Arts Advertising Annual 56.
jonkrause.comcommarts.com
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February 16, 2015
Author: Alexander Barnett
Cassandra Reffner, Class of 2016, has a confession to make: She doesn’t know the difference between averages and medians, and she only understands Microsoft Excel’s most basic functions.
But that didn’t stop the graphic design student from winning the $2,500 grand prize at the second annual Temple Analytics Challenge. The monthlong competition, organized by the Institute for Business and Information Technology in the Fox School of Business, tasks students with making sense of data through visualizations and infographics.
The 20 finalist presentations for the monthlong competition took place in November in Alter Hall. Students presented their work before a panel of professional judges, including representatives from QVC, Campbell Soup Co. and RJMetrics.
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February 10, 2015
Author: Kelly Holohan
Tyler Graphic & Interactive Design graduate, Jessica Hische talks about her Forever Hearts stamp design for the USPS.
http://uspsstamps.com/stories/making-forever-love
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February 8, 2015
Author: Kelly Holohan
Congratulations to Tyler Graphic & Interactive Design alumni, Joe Spix! He has won a GRAMMY for Best Record Package with Peal Jam's Lightning Bolt. Way to Go, Joe!
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