AMY DITTMAR
| ONE MAGAZINE | |
| This publication showcases the TED Prize winner, their work, and related articles around the global food crisis. View more projects in Publication Design » | |
| CLIMB SMART | |
| Indoor climbing gyms could greatly benefit from instructional visuals of climbing basics. My solution is a four-part poster series that visualizes aspects of climbing safety, equipment and technique. View more projects in Senior Capstone » | |
| FRAME OF MIND | |
| Because the Seattle International Film Festival is one of the largest film festivals in the world, there is a blending of many different perspectives and ideas. I captured this concept visually with vibrant layers of vellum. View more projects in Communication Programs » | |
| COEN BROTHER'S FILM FESTIVAL | |
| This series of posters individually captures the essence of each film, while cohesively working together as a set. Photography was utilized to reflect the visual style of the Coen Brothers. View more projects in Image Visualizations » | |
| WASTENOT | |
| A day long event in University Village was created to bring awareness to the food waste problem in Seattle. The goals of this exhibit were to pressure the legislature to maintain funding for social services like Seattle Table & to spur immediate lifestyle changes in those in attendance. View more projects in Exhibit Design » |
Other group members: Nina Davenport, Stephanie Hughes, and Timothy O'Brien |
| DHARMA THERAPEUTICS REDESIGN | |
| Dharma Therapeutics specializes in a medical patch that transfers medicine through the skin. The graphical element of the mark visualizes this transferring process and references the patch shape. View more projects in Marks and Symbols » | |
