“It is time once again time for our annual list of favorite graphic design schools and programs that excel in teaching the hard and soft skills necessary for success, in nurturing talent and expanding minds, and in preparing the next generation of creatives for a dream career in the real world.”
“A North Farmington High School graduate is among 20 artists whose artwork on life-sized football cleat sculptures are on display in and around Detroit for the NFL Draft.”
“With the help of many of America’s leading art and design schools and programs, we once again identify top students ready to burst on the graphic design scene.”
The Animation Career Review has announced its annual school rankings, with the College for Creative Studies scoring a spot on the list. The criteria used in determining the rankings include academic reputation, depth and breadth of the program faculty, admission selectivity, and graduation rate.
“Lynk&Co Design is pleased to announce the appointment of Nicki Kwee as the Head of Design for the recently opened studio in Shanghai. With a recognized career spanning over two decades in the automotive industry, Nicki brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record of design innovation to his new role.”
“As part of the sponsored projects, CCS students were able to demonstrate their understanding of sustainability considerations and the potential of these materials to address human and environmental challenges.”
“Glassblowing is a skill that’s been refined since the first century, but April Wagner of Epiphany Studios in Pontiac is taking the art form to new heights — literally.”
“Girls not only wear sneakers, they design them too. Yet even more rare than seeing women in this industry which has traditionally been dominated by men on both the professional and consumer front, has been seeing Black women at the helm creatively.”
CCS Interior Design faculty Karin Abel joins HomeGnome to share expert tips on lowering your winter energy bills through smart insulation and HVAC efficiency.
Congratulations to CCS Alumna Trinity Akins (’21) for being selected for Nickelodeon’s Artist Program! See how her CCS education helped her land a spot in this elite animation launchpad.
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