Founded in 1946, Cal Poly's Graphic Communication Department represents one of the best-known programs of its kind in the nation. The discipline includes media and mass communication involving the creation, production, management, and distribution of advertising, marketing, web sites, books, magazines, newspapers, catalogs, packages, and other media in printed and digital form.
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Senior Projects from 2023
Paso Robles Children's Museum Redesign, Hannah O. Chan and Shreya Hambir
Amped Music Festival, Owen Kosel Christensen
Cal Poly Athletics Social Media Look and Feel, Saira J. Costo
Laguna Love: A Sustainable Bikini Collection, Aubrianna L. Davenport
Supper: the social food app, Alexa Brianne Fernandez
The Integration of Interactive Packaging within Firestone Brewery IPA Beverage Cans, Lauren Nicole Gibson
RentBuddy: The All-in-One College Housing App, Anais Gomez
Creating a Reusable Bag Service for Instacart, Marissa Hageman
DHF Conference Marketing and Branding, Anna Christine Haller
Moondoggie's Ad, Mia Horvath
Fourth Wave Feminist Magazine, Chase E. Iseley
Spotify: The Addiction, Madison Skye Jackson
Photop App Design and Prototype, Emilie Camille Johnson
Seven Sisters: A Central Coast Kombucha Company, Emma Jones
Tripy App Design, Kristen Kwasnica
Agora: App Prototype to Improve the Live Event Experience, Taylor L. Leslie and Lexi Berryhill
Poked Zine, Geneva Lindsley
An AAPI Haven: A Virtual Sanctuary and Brand Empowerment Initiative, Katrina Lin and Taylor Tran
ReFridge App Concept, Claire I. Markarian
Dunites Wine Company: Digital Redesign, Alexandra Messner
BITE Cookbook and Business Cards, Olivia W. Otten
The UX Fest SLO Website Redesigned for Better Comprehension, Isabel A. Pascua
Multi-Process Print Artwork with Integrated Electronics, Justin M. Pioletti
Clueless: Revolutionizing Sustainable Fashion and Combating Overconsumption, Tanya Ravichandran
Savor & Share, Sarah Allison Salisbury