Perception
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April 30th at 7 P.M. :: JM Moudy Gallery

These designers view it all a little differently, each drawing from their own unique experiences. Maybe they have a different take on what everyone else sees. Or maybe they are the ones creating it.

Are you ready to have your perception challenged?

the illusionists
Alex
Alex
Alex once crashed a Vespa in Florence and fell out of a tree in Rome—all in the same day. The way she sees it, there's no such thing as too much adventure, and a creative approach is always right around the corner, waiting to be discovered. Geared up with her strong sense for conceptual advertising and a knack for witty copy, Alex doesn't anticipate slowing down any time soon.
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Kristin
Kristin
Kristin's weapon of choice is an x-acto, wielded machete-style. Don't let her kind face fool you—whether she is slicing through stubborn matte board or hacking her way through the Guatemalan forests, Kristin is not one to back down. She is passionate about using her design to bring change, and hopes to work at a non-profit one day.
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Julie
Julie
Julie's always cooking up a storm. Whether in the kitchen or at her laptop, she loves to experiment with different ingredients. Instead of caffeine, Julie totes her water bottle to keep her hydrated during long hours in the lab. This self-sufficient designer won't be draining the office coffee pot. Instead, her quirky and fun-loving personality brings laughter and lots of baked goods to those necessary late nights.
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Briana
Briana
Briana won't have Christmas without Clark Griswold. She can quote the entirety of National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, or, come to think of it, any movie she has ever seen. She can also spot Comic Sans from a mile away. Thanks to that knack for detail, Briana is a designer who creates one flawless piece after another.
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Diana
Diana
Diana became a successful entrepreneur in fourth grade when she began selling Barbie doll outfits to the neighborhood nine year olds. This resourceful designer has managed to put herself through school while juggling kids and a job—a challenging feat for even the most skillful acrobat.
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Location

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From I-30:

Exit University Drive and travel South about two miles.

Turn left on Princeton Street or Cantey Street and park in any of the parking lots.

From I-20:

Exit onto 1-35W headed northbound.

Exit at Berry Street and turn left on Berry.

Drive about 2 miles and turn right on University Drive.

Turn right on Princeton Street or Cantey Street and park in any of the parking lots.

Entry to the gallery is on the side facing University Drive in the North Building.

sponsors

The seniors would like to thank all of their family and friends for their support over the past 4 years, as well as these sponsors: