Loyola New Orleans Design Department

DESIGN — animated lettering

Loyola’s Bachelor of Design prepares students for a wide range of design careers through hands-on studio projects, individualized mentorship, and community engagement. Grounded in Jesuit values, our curriculum develops conceptual thinking and technical skills while challenging students to use design for positive social change.

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In Design History 1 class, students explored relief printing and the graphic work of the Vienna Secession through a hands-on letterpress workshop led by Karoline Schleh, Ben Benus, and guest artist Laura Richens.
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Recently, students in Interactive 1 visited Zeus’s Rescues, a local pet shelter, to meet with and interview the owner, Michelle Cheramie. They have been tasked with redesigning Zeus’ website for clearer navigation and easy upkeep. The Int

First-year design students are required to take a Drawing class to strengthen their ability to sketch ideas quickly and coherently. Recently, they completed a still life exercise as part of the course. Our analog and digital program does not require

In the Human Centered Design class, Kylie Benesh-Llop, John Zwiers, and U'nique Allen created an experimental projection-mapping piece based on a scene from You on the Moors Now, the Theatre Department's fall production.

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❗️Introducing this week’s #SUPERFORUM Guest❗️
Please join us this Monday, October 5th, from 4:55-6:10pm in Roussel Hall as we welcome Simpson’s producer, Bonnie Pietila! Each semester, we collaborate with other departments in the College

📽️Motion Monday📽️
In continuation with last Motion Monday, we are highlighting the Onomatopoeia Project. This time, we’re taking a look at the animations that the students drew frame by frame. Aligning with The Loyola Design Department’

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