MFA students, Amanda Lenig and Sherri Frye, were selected for International Poster Competition
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The University’s master of fine arts (MFA) students, Amanda Lenig and Sherri Frye, were recently selected for the international poster competitions sponsored by The Association of Illustrators (AOI) in partnership with London Transport Museum (LTM).
The posters will be on display at the London Transport Museum, London, UK, from May 2017 until September 2017. The students’ work is also in the running for the top prize, which will be announced in May.
Ms. Lenig and Ms. Frye are students in the “Get Your Master’s with The Masters” graduate program at the University. This low-residency program for MFA students in graphic design or illustration is specifically designed for working art directors, designers, illustrators, new media artists and art educators who plan to pursue a degree while continuing with their full-time occupations.
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