Spotlights | College of Art and Design | RIT

A projected design by an RIT student on a wall as a visitor interacts with it.

RIT Creative Collision 2026: Motion Graphics Showcase

New Media Design BFA

Student

RIT alumna Ava Guarino holds up a toy truck she designed.

Illustration alumna leverages RIT resources to land Fisher-Price dream job

Illustration BFA

Student

Designing a product with Autodesk

Industrial Design BFA

Student

Medical Device Designs

Industrial Design MFA

Student

Kitchen tools designed by an RIT industrial design MFA student in action. A person cuts strawberries on a cutting board.

Kala: Safe Kitchen Tools for Children

Varun Varma

Industrial Design MFA

Student

A mechanical pencil sharpener that has its own design language, and mind. It was designed by RIT industrial design MFA alumnus and RIT faculty Mike Minerva.

'Tom': Design Language for Object Personality

Mike Minerva

Industrial Design MFA

Student

Sculptural furniture objects, in hues of yellow, red and black, designed by an RIT industrial design MFA student.

DOT-LINE: Sculptural Furniture for Inspired Living

Jannet Loumi

Industrial Design MFA

Student

A block-based construction building system for kids to use, designed by an RIT student.

ASOBI: Children’s Toy Design in Every Language

Jeffrey Gibbs

Industrial Design MFA

Student

A medication administration cart designed at RIT that puts less stress on nurses.

Vectra: Medical Product Design for Nurses

Chris Dimovski

Industrial Design MFA

Student

RIT MST students take a group selfie outside the Strong Museum of Play, with big scrabble letters behind them spelling Play.

RIT Practicum Collaboration with Strong Museum of Play

Visual Arts–All Grades (Art Education) MST

Student

RIT Faculty Profile: Amy McLaren Brings Community to the Classroom

Amy McLaren

Studio Arts BFA

Faculty

RIT medical illustration student Julia Coley stands next to a poster visualizing and describing research into using her medical illustration background to improve military health training.

Improving Military Safety Training Through Art

Medical Illustration BFA

Student