The Draftery develops directly from the community it seeks to publish. Jesen Tanadi'11/BArch, Athanasiou Geolas '11/B.Arch & adjunct faculty Thomas Gardner (Arch) have worked tirelessly to highlight the presence of an architectural community that cares about the drawing process.

Now a days it is super hard to find both fashion & function in anything we buy. Freyja Thayer (BFA, FD) and Gibb Brownlie (MFA, Sculpture) are about to change that! The Chug-A-Lug is a series of leather cozys w/ a purpose: replace disposable to go cups & plastic bottles.

A diverse group of collaborators (many of whom are affiliated with RISD) led by Mikhail Mansion'11, D+M & RISD faculty member, are building a site-specific exhibit at the Ladd Observatory. The goal is to use multiple mediums to highlight multiple notions of observation.

'Siteseekr' was founded on 2 principles:
To help bring attention to the unnoticed architectural gems that surround us & to tell their stories.
To promote pride in American architecture & American travel.
Help Linda Feinberg '94/GD achieve her goal by supporting this campaign.

Henry Freel '13/ID & Kaitlyn Schoeck '13/ID, also known as Studio 161, bring you their first product, The Packatt Laptop Cases. A high quality wool felt and leather laptop case, which are great for carrying anywhere, anytime. Help them "Packatt" Up by supporting this project.

Hector Alvarez '02/ID, Creative Director of Two Bit Circus brings you, The STEAM Carnival. A modern traveling carnival unlike any you've ever seen. STEAM Carnival re-imagines amusement with things like lasers, robots & electricity to inspire young inventors in STEAM!

ManhattanSideways.com is the story of one woman's journey, that provides a venue for writers, photographers and filmmakers. It explores the treasures of the side streets of Manhattan through multiple lenses with an app developed by Evan Polivy '10/FAV, Creative Director.

Co-editor, Pete Oyler '09 MFA, FD & Design Diretcor, Jay Peter Salvas'02 MFA/GD bring you another addition of Outpost. Outpost is an annual, non-profit print publication on art and arts-based activism from traditionally underexposed cities, like Kansas City, MO.

Frustrated by the arduous process to get a design into retail stores. Tom '92 ID+ Tracy'92 TX (Davio) Hazzard go for proof-of-design through proof-of-backers. reVue is an effortless, on-the-fly optimization of the TV viewing position for the tech-addicted home.

Duhirwe Rushemeza "11/MFA PM has been invited to have her first one-woman show with Reginald Ingraham gallery in LA. IThe exhibition is titled, "Had I Been Raised In the Village. In order to share her work with the West Coast, she needs your help getting it there!

Created by award-winning video game industry veteran Ryan Lesser '93/FAV (Guitar Hero, Rock Band,Dance Central...), HIGH HEAVENS is a 2-player, expandable board game that utilizes lessons learned from 15 years of video game creation and a lifetime of playing board games.

He's back! Ray Sumser '07/PT/FAV returns to Kickstarter with his first full-length original comic book intended for all-ages, this comic world was built out around accessable characters in the hopes that fans could play out adventures with readily available props.

RISD graduate Sara Argue is art director of Storytime Toys. Argue, who graduated from RISD with a BFA in illustration in 2005, teamed up with friend and MIT-trained engineer Kara Meredith Dyer to conceive and create the line of dollhouses. A Toy House that's just right!

Join Drew Haugen, Nick Frey and James Wolf '91/ID on this unsurpassed ride with Boo Bikes! These custom made Bamboo bikes are super green, super strong and super cool. This Kickstarter project is like "Whoa". Check it out and join the ride!

Cluttered desk, kitchen table, or dresser? Adrian Taylor '00/GD & business partner Aaron vom Eigen'00/ID have created the perfect solution to your nagging disorganization, Desk Rail. Desk Rail provides both Fashion & Function!

Norman Clayton '90/GD fondly recalls the RISD type shop as the place where his passions came to life: paper, printing, typograhphy, etc. All of those amazing talents come to life in "Why We Ride", the ultimate book about cycling.

The comic book ‘Binah’ is a collaboration between the illustrator Ian Densford'06/FAV and the writer Ben Malkin. The book touches on topics of civil unrest and pending nuclear war, issues which bear significance these days. Topics we all should support!

Melissa Gordon '03 PT & PM is requesting your help to make the most of a printmaking residency she has completed. Her goal is to create new work for her first solo show in a British public gallery this summer. "Evidence" of your support of Melissa is through supporting this!

Now is your chance to raise a glass in support of Michael DiMauro '96/IL by giving to his Drunks & Dragons Kickstarter Project. Your participation comes with some amazing loot as well! Don't miss out...

PARADESI: The moving story of n Indian-American girl who struggles to connect with her culture and finds clarity through her strange cousin from India. You too can connect with this story by supporting Namrata Desai '13/GD &FAV in her quest to fund her Senior Degree Project!

Emily Steffian'10 /MID co-owner of the popular, Cable Car Cinema & Cafe is seeking your support to upgrade to a DCI compliant digital projection system. Your support will allow this RI Cultural landmark to continue offering a diversity of films. Don't let the screen go dark!

Discover Kim Stanley, unforgettable actress, extraordinary teacher, and fearless explorer of what it means to be human in "The Needs of Kim Stanley". The film is edited and co-directed by Alessandro Zezza '89/ID. Take the leap of faith and share the passion behind this film!

Don't miss out! By not supporting this kickstarter project by Ashley John Pigford '06/MFA GD, you might be considered out of "touch". Touch: a limited edition art book of experimental typography & printmaking techniques by 21 emerging international letterpress artists/studios

"Don't Tell Mama" that the RISD Exhibitionists are currently fundraising for their up coming production of "Cabaret" the musical. "It Couldn't Please Me More" than to know you are supporting this Kickstarter project. We all know that Life is a Cabaret!

"Hot Dog!!" Join footlong aficionados across the world who are supporting Brett Van Egmond's '13/FAV Senior Film. A Savory Story is a dark comedy about a hotdog man named Jake, living a repressed life, avoiding close relationships for fear of his secret being discovered.

Feast your eyes on this Field Guide and Wild Food Cookbook illustrated by Wendy Hollender '76/TX. This guide helps you identify wild edible plants with instructive, botanical illustrations; Harvest & cook them into delicious food with our recipes. Support this project today!

Be a part of the process! Support Paul Bertolino '13/FAV in the completion of his RISD Senior Thesis film. With your backing Paul will explore the repressed memories of childhood trauma through the lens of the fairy tale "Hansel & Gretel." Invest in Paul's film & future!

Tales of Hot Rod Horror is a graphic novel series that features art by RISD Illustration alumni, Andy Ristaino '97, Jon Ascher '99 and David Settlow '99. Get your motor running and support this project before it's too late!

Scrapped is a limited edition semi-annual art magazine and website focused on emerging & established artists working in all media. Editor/co-founder, Frances Denny '14, MFA Photo is hoping you are in the holiday spirit enough to support her and her colleagues this season!

"Giveit", "Giveit"! In the spirit of the season of giving please consider supporting Jennifer Lewis '00/IL and her project to produce Limited Edition Prints of the Frog Robot. I "toad" you how cool this is, now hop along and donate!

Ben Powell '08/FAV wants to introduce to to the Separate Life of an 80's pop sensation. "Phil Collins and the Wild Frontier" follows Mr. Collins on a 5-day tour as he answers questions about his obscure collection of Alamo artifacts and his retirement from music. Give Now!

SEED: The Untold Story will be the third film in a trilogy. Directed by Jon Betz '08/FAV, the film will investigate the untold story of seeds, the basis of life on earth. SEED will be an inspiring film that will encourage communities to take action and create positive change.

You are going to "eat up" this project launched by Andrew Migliori '13/FAV! Andrew is creating a short film about the infamous Donner Party's struggle westward and eventual cannibalism. Oh...and it's a musical comedy written & composed by 2 Brown students! Don't miss out!

The world may be a mysterious place, but this experimental video will make it more so as Evan Mann '12/MFA PM embarks on a journey that defies traditional notions of gravity, time and space while exploring the depths of the imagination. Choose this adventure by donating today!

Peace & Quiet, created by Alfred Zollinger '90 B'Arch, is a temporary dialogue station where veterans and civilians—two wide ranging demographic groups, whose paths increasingly do not cross—can openly engage each other in meaningful conversation. Please support this project!

Dale Radio is a podcast originating from Brooklyn, since 2009 over 100 episodes featuring Dale alone or in conversation with amazing talents from across the country have been aired. Dale (James Bewley '97/SC) wants you to spend some money so he can be Spending Time With... ;)

Katie Pfeiffer '08/IL, co-produced, Until Death and is doing her part to prove to the world that Milwaukee is the new creative powerhouse, with the capabilities, tools and talent for projects of any size, anywhere. Help her get the word out by supporting this project.

Get out of your Stupor and support Jessica Frelinghuysen '02/PM in her collaborative zine project. Tools are for fixing things, but only in the right hands. In the wrong hands they can create worse problems. Use the appropriate tool to support this brilliant project!

Support Jane Kim '03/PM and her project the Migrating Mural. The purpose is to expose the public to endangered and transient animals that otherwise go unseen. It highlights animal migration routes and catalyzes both wildlife conservation and public art.

Tidal is a magazine and action group created from Occupy Wall Street. In August, Zak Greene '10/GD completed the latest issue, Year II, and are working to distribute it through NYC using mass distribution teams, Tidal is appearing all over and Zak & team need your assistance!

Get Sublime with a new line of unique, light weight, and beautifully handmade jewelry, challenging conventional notions of beauty & value. Yong Joo Kim '09 MFA JM is seeking your support in the launch of her unique, lightweight and handmade jewelry line, the Sublime Experiement

Laura Cary '95/GD and her colleagues are creating a guidebook that unites two of Portland’s greatest passions: craft beer and bicycles. Hop in the Saddle links the best PDX beer spots with the city’s first-class cycling boulevards and bike-friendly streets. Cheers!

Campos de Gutiérrez is a young international artist residency program located in Medellin, Colombia. The residency is housed in a 19th century coffee plantation in the outskirts of the city and Andres Monzón ‘09/PT & Amara Abdal Figueroa ‘13/ARCH need your help to expand!

Be part of the project created by Michael Esordi '91/GD and get your lasting message sealed in a time capsule. The capsule will be in the form of a crystal skull and hidden on location within Mayan ruins in Central America. This is your chance to be part of this exciting journey

Ray Sumser, Paint/FAV 07 is at it again! This time he is creating a picture of the entire cartoon universe, full of 2500 recognizable characters! Tap into your own "superpower character" of support and help Ray out with this super project! Give early and give often!!!

Remember all those amazing arts and crafts projects you did at Summer Camp? Each one telling a different story..Well, textile designer Kayla Mattes '11 is launching a collection of necklaces based on the lanyard braiding craft phenomenon and she needs your support to tie it up!

In this premier game app, 1987 Illustration & Animation alum Jackie Ross 7, CEO of Doodle Ink LLC, explores the Mayan spiritual world in the style of "tribal punk." Jackie needs your support to create balance and harmony on earth. Do your part today by donating to this project

Experience the flavors of Mexico by supporting this Kickstarter project created by Ken Kinoshita '06 BArch and his team. Your donation will insure that farmer Gudelio Garcia and the El Poblano Farm offer high quality and delicious specialty organic Mexican vegetables.

This Kickstarter project by Jeff Nordhues '09, MID, is a "cut" above the rest. By supporting the Pax Modern Laser Made project you are actually opening the doors for other designers to deliver their ideas to the public and translated their innovations into reality. Donate now!

Jenna & Samantha, current Photo students are in the process of producing their most ambitious project yet, , a series of 25 unique photo prints, all taken in different National Parks. Without your support they will not be able to fulfill their vision for this amazing project!

Got a sweet tooth? Just love amazing cookbooks? Sweets & Bitters, a seasonal mini-cookbook illustrated with photo essays & top-notch design, mailed to your door four times a year is brought to you by Hannah Kirshner BFA PT '06 & Isaac Gertman, MFA GD '07. Be sweet and donate!

Next St0p, Doors Open On The...Fiona Gardner '99/PT hopes you don't "miss" your chance to support, "Meet Miss Subways". Miss Subways was a beauty contest run by the Subways Advertising committee from 1941–1976. This project will bring a new "platform" to share these stories.

This Kickstarter Project is "smoking"! Margot Ecke '02/MFA PM is seeking your support in securing a platemaker that will allow Smoke Road Press to create more amazing work and promoting the stunning work of other artists. Please consider supporting Margot and this campaign!

Kristina Paabus '00/IL has a mission to create a Village Swing in Gay Mills, WI. The goal in building this Külakiik (Village Swing) is to create a gathering spot that bridges activity, conversation, and sculpture in a developing sculpture garden. Swing on over today and donate

Every foodie will want a Nomiku! Please support Wipop Bam Suppipat '09/ID and his colleagues Lisa and Abe Fetterman who have designed the most compact and user-friendly immersion circulator. Good enough for a classically trained Chef but made for the home cook. Bon Appetit!

Joseph Segal '09/MFA TX needs YOUR help to manufacture his new crazy colorful "Kitty Garden Party" leggings! To make the custom fabric & sew the leggings in the USA he needs to make a minimum order, a big number for an emerging brand! This means that they need YOUR SUPPORT!

Won't you be a "gem" and support RISD J+M grad Robin Dahlberg '93 and Steelhead Studio? By backing this project you will help Robin continue to do her life's work and shatter the myth of the starving artist. And for $50 or more you could score some of her amazing jewelery.

TransJourney explores three women’s personal journeys and the ways that their lives have become intertwined, and made stronger, because of each other. By supporting this project produced by Alexia Kosmider, Sr. Lecturer in Liberal Arts you will allow this story to be told.

Reed Duecy-Gibbs'11/MArch., Irene Guzman '11/BArch, Jesse Honsa '08/BArch, and Ali Onat Turker '08/MArch need your collective energy to launch,Open Urban, an open crowd sourced map and forum on urban development. Be part of the crowd that makes this a tool of change!

Midge Wattles '12/PH and her best friend Eliza are setting out on a journey to create a collection of photographic and written portraits set in, or otherwise linked to, 24-hour diners around the US. They need your support to shed some light on the original all-nighter culture.

Your donation will help Breanne Trammell / MFA Printmaking '08 nail her goal on Kickstarter! Nails in the Key of Life is an experiential art project is more than simply Nail Art. Breanne aims to create an intimate platform to exchange ideas and conversation while doing nails!

A dozen Pittsburgh musicians, artists and engineers squonk together, led by composer Jackie Dempsey and artist and RISD alumnus Steve O’Hearn '88/ID. Your support will help the Squonk Opera make a public American art that is poetic and brazen, funny and inclusive. Give today!

Bruce Myren, Critic, RISD Dept of Photography seeks your support is combining his fascination with the idea of location, and the interplay between GPS coordinates and human's understanding of where we are. With your help, “The Fortieth Parallel” can finally be completed!

Nicole Gsell '10/IL and Sylvia Westphal want you to give more than two "sh*ts" about their new book project at Pinwheel Books, "All About Poop". Help them go big on this new book project by getting behind this kickstarter project!

Help Peter Athos '03/IL Put A Ring On It, by supporting his AnimRings project. AnimRings combines his love of illustration, crafts and animation and the result is a really cool ring that provides you with hours of entertainment!

This project is "for the birds", the birds of Finland that is! Your support will allow Stephanie Chambers '03/IL to take flight to Finland and participate in the Arteles Center Summer residency. For this Kickstarter project, "bird, bird, bird is the word."

Your support can insure that Max Covill's thesis project for his certificate in Digital Film Production sees the light of day! This film explores the struggles of a young woman who seeks refuge in the stars because of an abusive relationship. Don't leave Max in the dust!

Meet Celadour (Melanie Steinway '12/IL, Erica Ehrenbard, '12/SC and Sarah Louise Neal '13/SC) a three-piece alternative-folk band hailing from Providence. Spread their unique and captivating sound that comes from a mysterious world of its own by supporting this Kickstarter!

Help Wes Milholen '03 set sail on a journey to the Arctic by supporting his Kickstarter project. Wes will join a small group of artists, architects, and scientists as a participant in The Arctic Circle residency and with your support create a book Arctic Architecture: Svalbard

"Clearly" you don't want to miss out on supporting this Kickstarter project launched by Matthew Day Perez '10 MFA Glass. Clearly is a solo show that is the culmination of Matthew's Fulbright Fellowship which will be held in Australia in June.

"TO AFFECT THE QUALITY OF THE DAY IS NO SMALL ACHIEVEMENT!" You can have a profound effect on Julian Marshall '12/FAV by supporting his narrative film project Obey The Giant, a story about the early years of Shepard Fairey. Obey the call to fund this Kickstarter project!

The "key" to the success of this Kickstarter project is your support! Cristina Cook '08/ID is about to solve the age old question for runners, "where do I put my key?" with gokey, a sleek and stylish wristband that conceals your key! Run, don't walk to support this project!

Always wondering where you left your keys or wallet? Desperately searching for your shades on a stellar day? Then Stephanie Tharp's '00/MID Kickstarter project is right up your alley. Your support can help absent minded folks all over the world find what they are looking for!

Sarah Young '10/SC needs your help to occupy the Kniznick Gallery. Her exhibit examines religious and secular roles of Jewish women from the time of the Second Temple to the present. Your backing will help her secure the necessary tools to create an interactive installation.

Support the Young Publishing Dream by throwing your support (and $$ of course) behind the second issue of Strep Throat, a triannual zine created by RISD Grad Laura Perez-Harris '10/PH. Your support can score you her gratitude and some pretty awesome swag!

Sakura Bready '12/TX had a dream....that Missy Elliot was President of the USA! In that dream Missy sported an official track suit designed by Sakura....Hollah' at Sakura by supporting her "baller" Kickstarter project today!

"Hey Cupcake, won't you be an angel and support this sweet Kickstarter Project?" Katy Gerdes '03 AP is expanding her Hell's Kitchen establishment to include a separate open kitchen bakery and coffee bar. So be a sugar daddy or momma and while some amazing rewards!

Marina DeBris ( Anne Shackman) '82/GD needs your help to make splash with her Trashion Fashion Show. Her "beach couture" fashion delivers a message about sustainability and plastic pollution. Marina needs your support to take the message international!

RISD Freshmen: Genevieve Marsh ‘15, Denali Schmidt ’15, Joshua Shiau ’15, Caitlyn Au ‘15 are burning to get your support for their crowd-sourced, self-sustainable vehicle, the Art Car. Get their project rolling towards Burning Man by donating to their Kickstarter project today!

Jenna Spevack, '96 MFA Painting/Printmaking aims to provide healthy greens to extraordinary people with ordinary incomes. Help "grow" her movement by supporting this Kickstarter projects. Being a backer will leave others "green with envy".

There's soon to be a new Truck on the block with your help! The Rad-ish team of current RISD sophomores Alec Babala and Otis Gray and JWU students Tim Silva and Danny Do are looking for you to ripen their project to create an organic food truck and roving promoter in PVD!

Fascinated by stories where humans overcome loss, and the idea that nature and humanity are interchangeable, this cinematic story is one that is very close to Jess X Chen '13/FAV heart. Your support will help Jess successfully complete her Junior film project.

Make a donation, even a small one, you and play a critical part in getting this important photographic archive out into the world. Marget Long '02, MFA, Photography conceived this book as an artwork. It is an archive of pictures and texts intended for the printed page.

Fairy tales are an excellent metaphor for life and you can help Liz Mooney '12 IL make her senior project a reality by supporting her Kickstarter proposal. Your assistance will help her celebrate all that makes these tales beautiful without stripping them of their magic.

We hope you get "Jazzed" about this this really unique project. Your support will go to help Jazzmen Johnson '06 FAV and her band Folk Told Me create a musical album and afro-futurist scientific graphic novel.

Support Katrina Vonnegut '09/FD in achieving her goal to present this bed, along with these new pieces as well as a line of machine knit bedding and printed textiles in the Spring 2012 International Contemporary Furniture Fair in New York City!

Help RISD Architecture instructor Dongwoo Yim create a dialogue that addresses the missing topics in urbanism for smaller, slower, and much more stable cities around the world in his book "I Want To Be Metropolitan"

A gap, ripe for exploration, currently exists between hand-made objects and the content of the images that are expressed through video and web-based media, join Lee Johnson '11, MFA Ceramics on a quest to close that gap.

Seung Chan "Slim" Lim MFA GD '11 is seeking your support is sharing his story, and those of others in the meaning of making. Will you realize the empathy of art through allowing Slim to realize his goal?

What happens when we are haunted by not only ghosts, but also our own mind? Help Paul Bertolino '13 FAV explore OCD and shed a cinematographic lens on control and the lack of control. Paul's film will provide a creative look at this often misunderstood disorder.

Andrew Bain '98, SC needs a little help from his friends to get his band to deep in the heart of Texas for SXSW. Help them keep on 'rockin by supporting their Kickstarter project!

Matty McNamara '12 FAV needs "you" to complete his Senior Film Project "Taste of You".
Make his final scene at RISD a thriller by supporting this project.

Mackenzie Younger '12/PA wants to bring sunshine to the Creative Capital and the Big Apple by planting sunflowers in the concrete jungle. By supporting his kickstarter project you will be bringing sunshine to so many!

Support Marissa Goldman '15 in her desire to transform warehouse space into a pop-up gallery exploring the sphere.

Consider "sign"ing on to Molly Woodward '08 GD, project to document the character and culture of regions through the use of environmental lettering. Do you part to preserve this important history by donating to this project!

Kimberly Becker, '90 TX is in "stitches" about her project to bring a fresh approach to an old art.

Help Darian Brenner '12 FAV keep the memory of her Mom alive by supporting her degree project. "Abyss" is a story of adapting to drastic changes, one that many of us can relate to.

You will totally get a KiX out of this wearable mobility designed by Peter Treadway '96, ID. Consider helping Peter keeping "rolling" toward his goal!

Show kids you care by supporting Fresh Artists desire to use children's artwork as a tool to enhance the memory of underprivileged children. Fresh Artists includes Gardner Allen FAV'02 and his mom, Barbara Allen.

Robey Clark '01 GD combines his love of print with a insatiable desire to read in the Pop-Hop Books & Curio project. Do you miss the feel of a local bookstore? The Pop-Hop Books & Curio will offer a place that fosters inspiration and action in equal measure.

Make some noise for Max Frieder '12 PT who combines music and painting to bring the Arts to communities. Max's work focuses on community-based public arts founded on inspired participation. Won't you join him on this spirited journey...

Ryan Waller '03/GD, Scarlett Boulting '06/AP & some friends are hoping you are in the spirit of giving! Primetime is hoping to raise the funds for their third year of lectures, artist visits, shows and receptions.

This is one project where you don't want to be an "Outlier. Join in on this adventure by supporting Erik Johnson's '90/PM Kickstarter project and let your imagination take you on a new journey.

Judy Gelles '91, MFA, Photography is setting out to use word portraits to help teach youth to appreciate how they are similar, how they are different, and where they fit into our global society. Be a part of a project that has been called "a moving experience".

Audrey Barnes MID 11 is hoping to make a film about "Perennials" - individuals who realize that a sustainable future relies on building bridges across complex societal divides.

Ray Sumser, Paint/FAV 07 is not clowning around with his 7' by 11' oil painting that will include over 2,000 recognizable cartoon, comic book and video game characters.

Daniel Meredith BArch 01 has helped launch a freeform internet radio station in Brooklyn. BBOX Radio features programs by community partners focused on local culture, education, and news and, with your help, will be broadcast live to the world online.

Sas Colby 61 PT is working on a limited edition artists' book "World of Books", a commemoration of and lament for the booksellers of Baghdad.

Sam Blanchard MFA 04 SC is headed to the International Maker Faire in NYC with his Polaroid Flipbook Camera, and needs to buy lots of film!

Sarah Moore 09 PH wants to hit the road in September with a 6 week trip around the country to continue her photography series "expanse".

Jennifer Adler 06 CE would like to spread the love, happiness and positivity that greeting cards offer by growing her sassy, quirky stationery business.

Ashley Zelinskie 10 GL is creating sculptures and paintings using the binary and hexadecimal codes which are the basis of a computer's language.

Christina Seely MFA 03 PH is investigating how climate change is altering natural rhythms in the Arctic through photography and video.

Marcy Mendelson '95 SC is traveling to South Africa, Namibia and Botswana to photograph the cheetah in the wild, and document conservation efforts underway to save the cheetah.

Sarah Haskell '76 TX is weaving 1000 prayer flags using positive messages gathered from all over the world, to be used in NY to honor the 10th anniversary of 9/11, and around the globe to honor the International day of Peace on 9/ 21/11.

Nina Maxwell 06 PR and Andrea Starr 06 BArch are working to build a community through sustainable, real-food lifestyle in Providence. Yes!!

Pete Oyler MFA 09 FD and Jay Salvos 02 GD are launching Outpost, a bi-annual print publication that focuses on innovative art, design, and community action in smaller urban areas.

Kevin Cunningham's (BArc + Fine Art '05) surfboard project that emphasizes green design and sustainable construction.

Check out this super-innovative contemporary glass/visual media project by our alumni Helen Lee 06 GL, Alexander Rosenberg 06 GL and Matthew Szosz 07 GL!!

Congrats to David Hodge 81ID for successfully funded his documentation of the photographic essay on the city of Niagara Falls.

FAV student, Matthew Davies, successfully funded his film project about a girl who decides to go a little too far in her exploration of artistic expression.

Professor Hansy Better's awesome project to bring people together through design of public art and objects.

Photo studentLeonore McCarthy's project on documenting her cross country trip from Estonia and Ukraine to define her "home".

Kendisan Kusumaatmadja's (FAV '10) degree project on the child education issues in Indonesia through storytelling and image-making.

Brooke Budner 04 PT proposes a project to continue building innovative and collaborative local food systems in SF Bay Area!

Senior film student, Tiffany Ji Won Yoon, successfully raised the funding for her degree thesis project!

Kait Rhoads 93 GL raised the funding for the catalogue of her exhibit in Seattle.

Nick Mahshie 07 PT is hoping to create artistic performances with people in Zurich, Paris, and Ibiza that utilize his original hand-painted costumes.

Katie Herzog 01 PT is raising funds to participate in the first ever Librarian on Wheels conference, cycling from Copenhagen to Berlin!

James Bewley 97 SC could use a little help launching season 4 of his arts and culture podcast, Dale Radio.