Positive/Negative Magazine wins Gold and Silver Addys!
At the Rochester Advertising Federation's recent Addy Awards, Positive/Negative Magazine was honored with two Addy Awards for Design Excellence.
The cover design was awarded the Silver Award and the interior received a Gold Award.
Congratulations to all of the Graphic Design and Photography Students who created this fantastic magazine.
Faculty: Professor Denis Defibaugh and Associate Professor Lorrie Frear
Please visit positivenegativemagazine.com to see the tablet version
and artdesign.rit.edu to view more spreads on the profile pages of Lorrie Frear and Denis Defibaugh
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