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American Museum of
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Center for Book Arts
Children’s Museum of
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Whitney Museum of ArtTROY vasilakis
class of 2020
A ’20 pandemic graduate of FIT, Troy Vasilakis is an energetic designer currently at the Brooklyn Museum and on the board of AIGA NY. His work is strung together by his love for systems and typography which has been awarded by the Type Directors Club and Graphis, and recognized by Cargo and AIGA NY. Previously, Troy has been at WØRKS, Tibi, ThoughtMatter, and TEDx branches for his past universities. He received FIT’s Graphic Design Departmental Medal upon graduation in honor of his achievements, leadership, and overall contributions to the program at FIT, and continues to be a part of the local design community.
class of 2019Reid first studied fine arts including; drawing, oil painting, ceramics, sculpture and more. He later completed the graphic design program at FIT. During his senior year Reid landed an internship at Pentagram. It quickly became a full-time job after his graduation in 2019. Reid also helped develop Official Signs and Icons 3, considered by many to be the bible of symbol signs and wayfinding pictograms. Today he specializes in many areas such as visual identity development, web design, kinetic typography, and environmental graphics.
EILEEN vidal
class of 2017
Now a mid-level designer at the studio she started interning with in undergrad, Eileen continues to pursue her love for branding and visual storytelling. As an illustrator, having the opportunity to combine her love of art and design is key, and OYG has proven to be the perfect fit. Aside from her day job, Eileen is actively working on personal projects like tackling larger scale illustrations, packaging design for a CBD beverage client, and volunteering her design skills for mutual aid efforts in her community.
class of 2014
Fred is an artist by nature with a background in creating public, non-commissioned and non-paid mural art. Through his work with MMP, he uses graphic design to make places and content visible, legible, and navigable. Working within community, cultural, institutional, and corporate contexts, he strives to employ multiple visual rhetorics across an expansive media spectrum. Fred speaks three languages, has degrees in sociology, communication design and graphic design, paints on things, and has even won some awards for his work.
RYOTATSU tanaka, HITOMI Ishigaki, RYO kumazaki
class of 2007In their final semester at FIT these three alumni teamed up to found Studio Newwork, a graphic design studio based in New York recognized for its effortless elegance in branding, editorial, and fashion. These diehard type nerds will spare no detail in their quest for design excellence and product quality. You may have heard of their award-winning magazine, Newwork Magazine, which has earned its place in the MoMA library.