Trecien
Schultz is a graduating BFA major with a focus in graphic design. Schultz’s
work is very clean, with almost a playful and organic feel. Her work for the
BFA show revolves around a series of designs for an aquarium, as well as two other
businesses. Not only does she included posters, brochures and other paper
products but also banners, t-shirts and even stickers, displaying a full range
of products and limitless possibilities for her designs. In addition to
logo/identity, Schultz is also interested in publication and web design, among
other graphic design areas.
Schultz describes her designs as
analytical and detail orientated, influenced by the movements of Bauhaus, and De
stjil. As well as by the work of Piet Mondrian, and Alexander Rodchenko just to
name a few. Her work is mainly characterized by the use geometric shapes, bold
colors and basic typography.
Schultz says her interest in graphic design began
in part due to her interest in the influence advertisers and the media have on
consumer behavior. She adds, “we live in a commercial world and participating
in the design process will allow me to put my own individual spin on some of
it, even if it occurs behind the scenes.” Schultz plans to begin her job search
soon for a graphic design position and has not ruled out any possibilities as
to which direction her graphic design career may take her. To see work by
Schultz and other graduating BFA majors stop in and see the exhibit until
Saturday, May 10th.
Alison Bur
Gallery Assistant
University Art
Gallery
Saginaw Valley
State University
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