Big wins, international publishing debuts by Illustration students and grads
Monday, June 16, 2014 - 3:45pm
It’s been a very successful month for OCAD U’s Illustration program, with students and recent graduates being named as semi-finalists and winners north and south of the border, in some of North America’s most preeminent competitions and publications.
The Adobe Design Achievement Awards named its first round of 2014 Semifinalists. The Illustration category includes:
- Rosena Fung for "Self Love" and "Make Up"
- Jw Pang for "Metropolis," "Study" and "Restart"
- Michael Pitropov for "Lucid Light Dream Erosion" and "Coma Shutdown"
- Jason Stamatyades for "Life At The Periphery"
- Avery Kua for "Sentinel"
The ADAA website also highlights works submitted by contestants, including "First Period" by Rosena Fung; "Circadian Rhythm Reset" and "They're Made Out of Meat" by Michael Pitropov; "Madarin Princess" by Kristy de Guzman and "Old Man Minotaur" by Michael Fazal.
The New York based journal of art and design Creative Quarterly 36 has named several OCAD U students as winners and runners up:
Winners:
- Hudson Christie (this year’s Illustration medal winner)
- Kayla Free
- Yana Voronstov
- Eileen Yoon
Runners Up:
- Jungwon Yoo
- Natalie V. Bochenska
- Meghan Dearlove
- Janet Park
At the National Magazine Awards Gala held earlier this month, OCAD U alumni received top accolades:
- Gold Illustration: Selena Wong for “Old Wounds” published in Maisonneuve
- Gold Spot and Silver Spot Illustration: Gracia Lam for “The Elite Yellow Peril” and “The Tar-Sands Trap,” respectively, published in Maisonneuve
Third-year student Caitlyn Murphy will be featured in CMYK’s Top 100 New Creatives 57 for her work "Dream Car." In addition to the usual print publication, this year’s edition will be released as an app, which will also feature work by 2013 graduate Stephanie Singleton. Both the publication and the app are scheduled for release in September.
2014 medal winner Hudson Christie’s work is featured in the New York Times Book Review. Another 2014 graduate, Cornelia Li, has work featured in the New York Times Travel section.
It’s been a very successful month for OCAD U’s Illustration program, with students and recent graduates being named as semi-finalists and winners north and south of the border, in some of North America’s most preeminent competitions and publications.
The Adobe Design Achievement Awards named its first round of 2014 Semifinalists. The Illustration category includes:
- Rosena Fung for "Self Love" and "Make Up"
- Jw Pang for "Metropolis," "Study" and "Restart"
- Michael Pitropov for "Lucid Light Dream Erosion" and "Coma Shutdown"
- Jason Stamatyades for "Life At The Periphery"
- Avery Kua for "Sentinel"
The ADAA website also highlights works submitted by contestants, including "First Period" by Rosena Fung; "Circadian Rhythm Reset" and "They're Made Out of Meat" by Michael Pitropov; "Madarin Princess" by Kristy de Guzman and "Old Man Minotaur" by Michael Fazal.
The New York based journal of art and design Creative Quarterly 36 has named several OCAD U students as winners and runners up:
Winners:
- Hudson Christie (this year’s Illustration medal winner)
- Kayla Free
- Yana Voronstov
- Eileen Yoon
Runners Up:
- Jungwon Yoo
- Natalie V. Bochenska
- Meghan Dearlove
- Janet Park
At the National Magazine Awards Gala held earlier this month, OCAD U alumni received top accolades:
- Gold Illustration: Selena Wong for “Old Wounds” published in Maisonneuve
- Gold Spot and Silver Spot Illustration: Gracia Lam for “The Elite Yellow Peril” and “The Tar-Sands Trap,” respectively, published in Maisonneuve
Third-year student Caitlyn Murphy will be featured in CMYK’s Top 100 New Creatives 57 for her work "Dream Car." In addition to the usual print publication, this year’s edition will be released as an app, which will also feature work by 2013 graduate Stephanie Singleton. Both the publication and the app are scheduled for release in September.
2014 medal winner Hudson Christie’s work is featured in the New York Times Book Review. Another 2014 graduate, Cornelia Li, has work featured in the New York Times Travel section.