Surprising
strength. Photographer Nyla Schroeder, designer Elizabeth Van Why.
Gallery:
Powerful
visions
“If you could
have one super-power, what would it be?” That’s the
question RIT students posed to a group of children ages 5 to 10
as the basis for Zazmo, the 2002 ESPRIT project.
The
super-power fantasies provide the foundation for photographic
illustrations for posters and a small book. This year’s project
is a collaboration among about 60 printing, photography, design,
and information technology students. In addition, a team from
RIT’s packaging science program created prototypes of packages
for distribution of the publication.
The annual student-run
ESPRIT (Electronic Still Photography at Rochester Institute of
Technology) project is intended to provide students the opportunity
to participate in an interdisciplinary experience similar to that
which they will encounter when entering the professional work
place environment. Students choose the subject and carry out all
aspects of production. For more information on Zazmo, see www.rit.edu/~esprit/zazmo.
Powered
by desire. Photographer Devon Day, illustrator Rosmarie King.
Wishing
for winter. Photographer Cassandra Warner
Shielded
from danger. Photographer Blake Pellenberg, illustrator Rosmarie
King.
Fantasies
of flying. Photographer Jessica Barnard, illustrator Rosmarie
King.
The
super-power fantasies provide the foundation for photographic
illustrations for posters and a small book. This year’s project
is a collaboration among about 60 printing, photography, design,
and information technology students. In addition, a team from
RIT’s packaging science program created prototypes of packages
for distribution of the publication.
