Student Work

Racheal Bruce

Cover of "Chuck Berry Doesn't Live in St. Louis Anymore."

Jillian Ohl

Chuck Berry Doesn’t Live in St. Louis Anymore

Comic page - two panels of people in a bank, four panels of a person in a vest holding up a bicyclist with a gun.

Jonathan Smith

Three sets of illustrated cards, stacked in threes, of a monster's head, torso, and legs - for example Beelzebub's head, Zeezap's torso, and Wolfman's legs. Each card has different stats.

Austin Ickes

Cover and three pages of a small comic titled "Thank You For Coming." A professor is giving a slide presentation about his creative process at a community center.

Jonathan Smith

Thank You For Coming

Black and white line drawings of ten ridiculous looking creatures, such as a blob monster, a goldfish in an astronaut suit, and a one-legged fox person smoking a pipe.

Austin Ickes

You Can Draw Every Object in This Book

Single page comic in blue and pink depicting a cartoonishly weeping person running all through a castle from the battlements down into the dungeons.

Taylor Dow

Castle of Tears

Ink and watercolor drawings of a temple against a colorful sky, and a child walking up the steps of a temple touching a stone sculpture of a temple protector.

Weike Liu

Three tropical tattoo designs depicting Donn Beach, Sven Kirsten, and Trader Vic with different tiki paraphernalia.

Stephanie Gobby

Founders of Tiki Culture

Pink and blue illustrated poster depicting an isometric view of the Bachelorette mansion being set to siege by deranged male contestants each attempting to claim the final rose or kill each other in the process, while a tv crew films.

Taylor Dow

Cover of Paper Fight coloring book, featuring a fighter character emerging from a coloring page waving a laser sword.

Alex Schubert

Poster with 12 illustrations of cute people wearing ridiculous pandemic-inspired outfits with quippy captions, such as a bag dress that does not allow you to touch your face.

Madeline Valentine

Spring 2020 Ready-to-Wear Viral Fashion