A graphic novel based on a 1920 science fiction play and a creative platform encouraging students to collaborate feature in Dezeen's latest school show by students at the University for the Creative Arts.
Also included is a botanical magazine that explores the popularity of the houseplant industry and an app designed to highlight fake news stories.

University for the Creative Arts
School: University for the Creative Arts

Course: BA (Hons) Graphic Design
School statement:
"Visual storytelling shapes the way we respond to information. This year's graphic design and communication graduates from the University for the Creative Arts (UCA) have created brilliant and thought-provoking projects, from editorial design and branding to motion graphics, book arts, and visual narratives through various mediums and platforms. "Adopting a hands-on approach to conveying messages and meanings, these graduates have carved out their styles. Explore their works below and on UCA's 2021 Online Graduate Showcase and discover their unique voices as they emerge ready to take the graphic design world by storm."

Roisin Knappert
"From the anti-authoritarian battle in Hong Kong, the global success of Extinction Rebellion demonstrations, to the Black Lives Matter movement, we have seen unprecedented levels of political dissent on the international stage, and we have seen it unfold through our screens.
"My Book 'Dangerous Symbols' communicates this cultural phenomenon and e...