Kingston University spotlights 10 design and illustration student projects
A desk that is designed to hang in a wardrobe when stored and garments tackling archetypal male stereotypes feature in our latest school show by students at Kingston University's School of Art.
Also included is a health service design for the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham encouraging outdoor activities, and illustrations promoting sustainability.
Kingston University
School:Â The Design School, Kingston School of Art, Kingston University
Courses: BA Product and Furniture Design, BA Interior Design, BA Fashion, BA Graphic Design, BA Illustration Animation
Tutors: Phil Davies, Greg Epps, Marcus Leis Allion, Paddy Molloy and David Frizzell
School statement:
"The Design School at Kingston School of Art is comprised of four departments: 3D Design, Fashion, Graphic Design, Illustration Animation. BA Product and Furniture Design and BA Interior Design are in the Department of 3D. The content and structure of courses is inspired by engagement with commercial and community partners and informed by material and manufacturing collaborations and academic research. The courses deliver an environment for experiential learning ? both digitally and in tangible use of materials. Students work with live clients in demanding real-world contexts. "Kingston School of Art's BA Fashion graduates are highly employable, with many working for some of the most famous fashion houses in the world. We encourage exploratory and experimental thinking, collaborative working, and see...
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