Enjoy these images from the 2019 SDS. Please contact us with any additional images you’d like to share.
“Hell-City Hitcher” movie posters
Some students participated in the creation of Movie Posters for a local film being produced in and around the Racine Area, with an “all-Racine cast,” in the Spring 2019 semester.
The film is an Indie ‘musical-comedy-horror’ produced and directed by former Racine resident “Loganzo Poelmanzo,” and loosely inspired by the 1976 murder of an area teen.
The 2019 SDS Winners!
A heartfelt thanks goes to all of the Judges for this years Design show!
We know the task isn’t easy, and we appreciate your judgement!
Student Design Show Branding Campaign
1. Natasha VanSwol
2. Daisy Ramirez
COMPREHENSIVE CAMPAIGN
1. Tyler Zierk — Design Show Campaign
2. Lucinda Lee — Blockhead Brewing
DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION
1. Rachel Lindemann – Digital Shadow
2. Anayeli Esquivel – Sunflower
LAYOUT
1. Chris Palomares – Escuter
2. Tyler Zierk – Modern Millennial Magazine
LOGO / IDENTITY-PACKAGES
1. Casey Gister – Strange Brew Bottle Design
2. Nikkie Witbrod – Blockhead Brewing (TIE)
2. Craig Law Office — Joeseph Schroeder (TIE)
MULTIMEDIA
1. David Coletti – Life is Big
2. Depression Information — Lucas Delgado
PACKAGING
1. Tyler-Zierk — Grandmas-Tea
2. MelissaKieffer — Bigelow Redesign – Spring Leaf Tea
PHOTOGRAPHY (s.o.o.c.)
1. Chad Metzger – Simmer
2. Anayeli Esquivel – Photoshoot
PHOTOGRAPHY (minimal post, note for illusion or effect)
1. Sam Savage – Pointe and Flow Detail
2. Sam Savage – Prime Phonic
PHOTO-MANIPULATION
1. Braden Blicharz – Evening Storm
2. Lucinda Lee – Self Portrait
POSTERS
1. Michelle Davis – Freakshow
2. Ysidro Gonzales – Tree Painting Poster
3D
1. Shannon Farmer – 3D Bolt
2. Tyler Zierk – Penelope Positive Puffer Fish
TRADITIONAL MEDIA
1. Kyle Kaufman – Astrodog
2. Domingo Parada – B-17B (TIE)
3. Kyle Kaufman – ScottyBoi (TIE)
WEBPAGE “WD”
1. Michelle Davis – Skyline
2. Natasha VanSwol – Rawr Zawr Rambles
2019 STUDENT DESIGN SHOW WORK SUBMISSION GUIDELINES, and SUBMISSION LINK
The SUBMISSION LINK, as well as the GUIDELINES for submitting student work to the 2019 GTC DISTRICTWIDE STUDENT DESIGN SHOW are available here, as well as from Instructors on each of the campuses.
The SUBMISSION form for the electronic files (JPG, PNG, GIF) components (required for any student entering work in the show) are here:
SUBMISSIONS for 2019 SDS
(submissions not accepted after 11:59pm on 4/3/19)
Additionally, a PDF of all the guidelines are available by clicking on the image [link] below.
Shirts available through online vendor
We have “zero-inventory” producer shirts available for online purchase.
There are sold at the producers cost (no profit), and are a bit higher since the retailer is a produces the shirts on demand. Use the coupon code KBBKV9GU for additional 20% discount.
Purchase in small groups to help reduce shipping costs.
We also have limited supplies of shirts from PREVIOUS design shows available as well. (2016, 2015, 2014, 2012). Please inquire with Peter Pham (phampete@gtc.edu).
Proceeds from any of those sales will go towards donations to GTC charities.
CONGRATULATIONS to the 2017 GRADS!
Congrats to the class of 2017!
2015 STUDENT DESIG SHOW VIDEO
A brief GTC production on teh 2015 Gateway Student Design show (held on Elkhorn Campus that year).
SDS 2015 mailer…
Wake the kids and call the neighbors!
please feel free to send these to the local community, area schools, employers , family, and friends!
Adjunct Instructor and Alumni has free Kindle book
Former Gateway Adjunct Instructor (and former KUSD student as well as GTC Alumn) Don Scherer has put together a series of graphic novels, web comics, animations, and games based upon his original artwork and ongoing character storyline. Don’s venture, RATATAT GRAPHICS, has a website here, and many apps and games.
Don can often be found at the Harbor Farmer’s Market promoting his work as well. RECENTLY, Don’s prelude has been released in a FREE KINDLE DOWNLOAD.
GDA tours two innovative Milwaukee Advertising Agencies
Gateway Technical College’s GDA club (Graphic Design Association) toured two innovative advertising / design agencies in downtown Milwaukee on May 22, 2014.
Sōsh is a social media marketing firm representing a variety of companies, including Johnsonville Brats and Snapper Mowers. Social media is not a mere department within Sōsh, but rather their forte and “raison-d´être.” Students learned about this emergent media, its unique requirements of designers, and its potential for dynamism and power.
Hanson Dodge Creative is one of the premiere active lifestyle creative agencies in the world. With a strong digital presence, Hanson Dodge explained to students the importance of branding to the commercial creative process on every level.
In between, students stopped for a quick lunch at the popular third-ward Milwaukee Public Market.