Carmen Iris Santiago is an interdisciplinary artist and graphic designer who employs varying media and activates her work through an eclectic and diverse style. A New York/ New Jersey area native, she focuses on producing work that is compelling, research-driven, insightful and original, spanning from print, motion to digital media. Her commitment to socially impactful work allows for her designs to be relevant, meaningful and educational. She is a repository of seemingly useless facts and history buff who loves travel.
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Rochelle Anne is a BFA graduate with a minor in Art History. She has a love for design and illustration, especially graphic typography, collages, or anything that appeals to her aesthetics. Growing up with an interest in animation, she also enjoys motion graphics and character design. When she isn’t designing or drawing, she catches up on the latest anime and chills with her cats.
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Shawn Collins is a person in New Jersey who likes to make things. He makes them for himself and for other people, too. When someone asks him, “What do you do?” he responds, “What do you need done?”

He is a Graphic designer, printmaker, educator, heads up penny collector, and much more.
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My name is Ayah. My favorite thing about design is clarity. Because my mind thinks about 100 things at once, I treasure the things in my life that bring understanding and carry a form of transparency. It’s why I value my religion, nature and it’s why I value my occupation. Graphic Design is so incredible because it gives me an outlet to more knowledge and allows me to communicate that clarity to others as well. My goal is to work & collaborate with as many professions as possible (designers, curators, biologists, engineers, mechanics, chefs.) so we can figure out how to solve the really extremely tiny issues that are causing the waves of unnecessary big and crazy issues.