Designer Profile 9: Adriane Grumbien
Place of Employment:
Adriane currently teaches at the
University of Kentucky in the Grehan Journalism Building.
Biography:
Adriane came into undergrad as
an art major, but she was afraid of failing college because she was not very
artistic. She then changed her major to strategic communication college in the Grehan
Journalism Building. She believes that design is fun and a break from the usual
way of thinking.
Current Position in
Design:
Adriane currently works for the
Institute of Public Relations and she creates fliers for them. She also creates
wedding invitations. She points out that design does not have a distinct style
and that design all depends on the needs of the client.
Speculation about
where design will be heading:
Adriane believes that design is heading
to the way of infographics and as well as using photos to illustrate ideas.
Design is transforming big data into easy to read, simple illustrations that
attract the viewer instead of overwhelming them. She thinks social media is an
excellent way to share data and infographics.
Designer Profile 10: Julie Sniadowski
Place of Employment:
Julie is currently a graduate
student in the architecture program at the University of Kentucky.
Biography:
She has completed her
undergraduate degree at the University of Kentucky. She began school at the
University of Kentucky in the Fall of 2011. She took several painting classes
since she was a child.
Current Position in
Design:
She currently works with models
to see how they interact with light and space. She loves being hands on with design.
She has created blue prints of a cabin in the woods, a beach project and also a
mask as a method for exploring space. She also created a downtown project at
places of worship to combine them with places to pay respect for those who have
passed away.
Speculation about
where design will be heading:
Julie believes that design is
becoming more collaborated with other fields such as engineering. She also
believes that design will utilize more digital methods to solve problems.
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