Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Internships at A Bryan Photo (photography/graphic design/business)
We are pleased to announce again the A Bryan Photo Internships for this fall & early next year!
The program allows us to teach the intricacies of our craft, while imparting the principles needed to run a successful small business. We think you will enjoy working with your hands while learning the analog medium.
We practice a Results Only Work Environment (ROWE) which promotes a more relaxing, enjoyable, and strangely more productive atmosphere. You won’t be asked to fill a certain amount of hours or perform mindless tasks. Your role will be integral to our daily workflow and will help us in the presentation and styling of our imagery.
The A Bryan Photo Internship has proven to be mutually beneficial for both parties and we are honored to consider you for the position.
Details:
Fall Submission Deadline : August 26th
Fall Internship Duration : September 9th – December 20th
Spring Submission Deadline : January 18th
Spring Internship Duration : February 3rd – May 16th
Summer Submission Deadline : May 23rd
Summer Internship Duration : June 2nd – August 22nd
Read the PDF attached below and contact us at info@abryanphoto.com if interested.
Click to view or right click to save the Informational PDF.
Please Keep in Mind:
This is not specifically a photography internship. One may learn about our craft through working with our team but should not expect to be taught or practice photography.
Original posting/content found HERE.
Friday, August 2, 2013
Opportunity: Designer
Friday, March 15, 2013
Senior Spotlight: Lauren Meister
Portraiture is my passion. It is a way for me to express words and emotions that otherwise would go untold. Moments are fleeting but through photography we are given the ability to capture a moment and remember it for years to come. This project was influenced by a quote from author C.S. Lewis, “You don’t have a soul. You are a soul. You have a body.” My goal is to reach the core of my sitters to interpret their stories. By using a traditional medium and non-traditional materials I am able to unveil multiple relationships. -- Lauren Meister
I will continue to detail each of the five candidates in why is this happening? (2013 Senior Thesis, ART455). Please revisit the last week's expos on Daniel and Elizabeth, and look for Kayleigh, and Jen in the coming week.
why is this happening?
E-mail: jeanette_tesmer@georgetowncollege.edu
Phone: 502-863-8399
Phone: 502-863-8107
Thursday, January 24, 2013
GC Alum: Jeremy Reiss
"Jeremy Reiss, Class of 1998. As maybe you saw in our recent Facebook and Twitter postings, Jeremy’s design of a baseball poster (filled with slang about hitting) was featured recently on NBC Sports. Here is Jeremy’s website to see that poster and other examples of his terrific work."
Sunday, January 20, 2013
Yikes...
Let this be a lesson to everyone...or maybe just me because I'm terrible at graphic design.
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Opportunities: Derby Art and Graphic Design Position
OPEN TO ALL KENTUCKY ARTISTS
The Office of the Governor and the Kentucky Arts Council (KAC) invite all Kentucky artists to submit work for consideration in the annual Governor’s Derby Exhibit (April 25 – May 16, 2012).
The works selected for the exhibit will be on display in the Capitol Rotunda, available for viewing by all visitors to the Capitol.
Eligibility
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Opportunity: Tshirt design
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Rebranding @ Matchstic
Earlier in the semester, ART 338 Intermediate Graphic Design had a Skype conversation with the Matchstic branding house in Atlanta. Craig Johnson and John Bowles sat down to talk with us about the company, their projects and insights into graphic design and branding. In particular, we talked about evolution and revolution when it comes to logo design and brand identity (a topic for one of our projects in ART 338).
As it turns out, they have been working on their own redesign over the past year and posted the results of their hard work and innovation on their blog yesterday. It's a great study of fantastic design that you can read HERE. Check it out!
Monday, September 12, 2011
Job Opportunity: Graphic Designer @ the KAC
| GENERAL JOB DUTIES: | The Kentucky Arts Council (KAC) seeks a creative and motivated individual to serve as Graphic Designer. The position coordinates and oversees graphic design projects and performs professional graphic design functions in the creation, development and production of printed, display and web-based materials or products used in agency programs, marketing and promotional efforts or similar purposes. |
| MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: | Graduate of a college or university with a bachelor's degree in graphic design, commercial art, studio art or a closely related field. Must have two years of experience in graphic design. Additional experience in graphic design, commercial art, studio art or a closely related field will substitute for the required education on a year-for-year basis. |
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Graphic Designer by Design
Last spring, several students in Jessica Shields' publishing class reviewed 100 posters designed for art exhibitions at Cincinnati's Weston Art Gallery. See several of the works they chose for Georgetown College's own show and meet graphic designer Scott Bruno during a reception on Thursday, September 8 from 4:30-6:30PM in the Cochenour Gallery. Scott will be speaking at 5:30 (NEXUS event). The exhibition 16/100 by Scott Bruno is on view through September 15--check it out!
Friday, September 2, 2011
Opportunity
STUDENTS and RECENT GRADS! Need to pick up some experience and make some cash? Check out www.guru.com Create a profile to allow clients to locate you as a free-lancer in advertising, marketing, pr, consulting. Thanks to Dr. Takacs for sending the link.


