Getting Graphic
Students for AIGA promote in style.
Teshia Treuhaft is currently chained to her desk documenting the process of surviving senior year at A&D and her obsession with wood veneer.
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So many of these you may have seen floating around the School of Art and Design and greater North Campus area. I can't help but give some major credit to Mike Wang, James Reich and Arlene Zhao for making some pretty funny posters to promote the UM Student Chapter of AIGA (American Institute of Graphic Arts). There really is never an excuse for poorly designed poster when you have this many graphic design students running around.
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These are way too legit.
Posted by Ben Mason on October 10, 2011