AAS Communication Design 2020

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Maria Veliz

Engineering Baby

Our DNA is becoming as readable, writable, and hackable as our information technology. But as humanity starts reassembling the genetic code, the choices we make today will be part of this alarming genetic struggle. Scientists are developing ways to edit the DNA of tomorrow's children. Should they st (...)

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L'Officiel Spring 2020 Issue

L'Officiel Spring 2020 Issue covers content curation, layout design and ideation.

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Rafia Rehman

Mixed

Identity isn't always as concrete as we strive for it to be. Day to day we are faced with the notion of defining who we are, but the path is never linear. We try to make sense of life by placing what's around us in categories of things akin. But what happens when we feel like we don't fit into a cer (...)

Heewon Yum

Duality

My capstone project is making a book about ""Duality"", and through my experiences which show that nothing is good if excessive. The content of the book explains the five addictions I experienced. And to describe ""Duality,"" I put my pictures and listed descriptions of good things and bad things ab (...)

Emily Bluedorn

Poetry, Publishing & Process

For my capstone project, Poetry, Publishing & Process, I created a set of publications—using both print and digital media. In this process, I was able to experiment with a variety of publishing mechanisms. I love poetry because it manipulates language, creating evocative, interpretative text. By cho (...)

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Nikki Roxas

Tales from the Archipelago

Tales from the Archipelago is a print publication that aims to bring together the narratives and experiences of young Filipinos as they try to navigate through a new environment and culture in the United States. In light of this, one can say that finding a community is not always easy — with the tho (...)