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INSIDE THE JEWELRY DESIGNER’S STUDIO
Independent jewelry designers can often be found at the bench, hammering away at itty bits of metal. But corporate designers work much differently. Charu Mehta, Jewelry Design ’11, associate jewelry designer for the Adelington Design Group, part of Fifth & … Continue reading
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THE BEST DESIGN JOB YOU’VE NEVER HEARD OF
In the Spring 2013 issue of Hue, textile designers and developers at four companies talked about their process. A fifth, Yuko Yamaguchi, Illustration ’10, at Tom Cody Design, didn’t fit in the issue. But Hue thinks her job, and her … Continue reading
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Tagged FIT Alumni, Hue Extra, Illustration, Textile/Surface Design, Work
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RUNNIN’ A TV STATION AIN’T EASY
Hue has never started a business. The opposite is true of Marguerite Moore. Moore, who teaches classes at FIT’s Enterprise Center and who blogs for Hot Topics Insider, wrote Love and War, The Human Side of Business: The Tale of … Continue reading
ILLUSTRATION STUDENT’S WORK IS INCREDIBLY COOL BUT KINDA FREAKY TOO
Every so often, while Hue is wandering the halls of FIT, a student artwork catches Hue’s eye. Recently, Hue saw three works that revealed an artist’s macabre vision. Behold “The Bird Nest,” by Phoenix Chan, Illustration BFA ’12. Is it … Continue reading

