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Tuesday, December 22, 2009

Back In Utah










Posted by Sean Douglass at 7:27 AM 1 comment:

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Thesis book / LIMITLESS: Envisioning the Future Through Ten Threads of Innovation



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Labels: Innovations, Stitching, Thesis Book, Thread

Thesis / UW Design Show 2009





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Labels: Design, Design Show, Graduate School, MFA, Thesis, Thesis Book

Sunday, June 14, 2009

Receiving The Parnassus Graduating with Excellence Award

Posted by Sean Douglass at 9:45 PM 1 comment:
Labels: Award, graduation, Top Graduate, University of Washington

Friday, June 12, 2009

UW DESIGN MFA Graduates 2009


Posted by Sean Douglass at 8:56 PM 3 comments:

Thesis: Limitless: Envisioning the Future through Ten Threads of Innovation





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Sunday, April 12, 2009

Some of my Graduate Work

Posted by Sean Douglass at 11:17 PM 3 comments:
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I first moved to the state of Washington to seek out the high quality formal education that eluded me throughout the first several years of my career as a Creative Professional. I was delighted when the University of Washington accepted me into the MFA program, especially when I discovered I was the university’s top choice. It provided a scholarship covering my entire first year’s tuition. Now, after having reached my educational goals, I am no longer a self-taught designer, but have obtained a level of competence necessary for advanced creative discernment. I was thrilled to graduate at the top of my MFA class at UW and to receive the prestigious Parnassus Graduating with Excellence Award. It means even more to me when I think of the many talented individuals with whom I associated. My passion for design has been crucial to the pursuit of my career. My first experience in design took place at Stampin’Up!, a decorative rubber stamp company with diverse designers, illustrators, writers, product development specialists and concept artists. Since that time, I have been a creative director, an art director and a full service design professional.
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