Student Portfolio
Parallel to my professional practice, I have worked as a professor of graphic design for more than 10 years during which I taught internationally at all levels, from elementary and high school students, to undergraduates in visual communication, interior design and architecture as well as graphic design graduate students.
Here you will find a selection and range of samples of student work for a variety of courses taught from 2008–17.
Noted are the course code (according to the University's naming convention), course assignment, student(s) name and department.
2d
Symbols / logos
Typography
Graphic Systems
Photography
Posters
3d
Package Design
Book / Booklet Design
4d
Film/ Video Sequences
Interactive
Title Graphics
Special Projects & Courses
Jean-Paul Najar Foundation
Inaugural Catalog Design
Design proposals for a private museum presenting abstract European & American art from the 1960s through today. One student team design was selected and published.
Film + Graphic Design:
Made a Film, Printed it!
This 'Special Topics' course introduced students to pre-cinematic processes which offered a different approach to graphic design.
Ikebana Workshop
Ms. Harue Oki, an Associate Second Master of the Ohara School of Ikebana, was invited to introduce Vis. Comm. students to the centuries old Japanese art form of flower arrangement.
Luis Castañeda
Graphic Design Instructor
info@grafikdasein.com