Undergraduate | BDES

Communication Design

Ki Ayo? by Prachi Popat. Ki Ayo? is a common greeting in Kutchi which translates to ‘How are you?’ This practice space is aimed at reconnecting with my Kutchi culture—finding new ways to engage with its dialect and traditions keeping today’s socio-cultural context in mind. A collage of brightly colored, vintage-style prints featuring stylized portraits of women and jewelry. The prints use bold colors such as neon pink, orange, red, green, and brown, with overlapping layers and text in both English and Hindi. Words like “CHOLEY,” “KYA BOLE CHUDIYAN,” “BADTAMEEZ,” “Jewar-Gehenna,” and “Lucchi” are visible across the different prints. The compositions mix patterns, faces, and accessories, giving the piece a pop-art aesthetic with a handmade, screen-printed feel.
Undergraduate | BDES

Communication Design

Shops + Studios

Studio culture is at the heart of your educational experience at Emily Carr University, with spaces where you can create, learn, collaborate, experiment, and play.

Communications Design students work in our spacious, well-equipped shops and studios.

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A wide shot of a computer lab where many students work at large monitors and drawing tablets. The room is bright, with posters of animated films on the walls. Students focus on digital projects in a collaborative classroom environment.

Communication Design students have access to facilities including:

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Expert Technical Staff

Each space is maintained by expert technical staff who collaborate with faculty and staff to provide students with instruction and guidance.

Technical staff ensure safe and accessible working environments and lead instructional workshops to enhance your learning.

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