MFA DESIGN CLASS OF 2005

CEM ADIYAMAN
Fogg: unabashedly romantic mobile phone postcards.

JULIA AMES
You Are Here: neighborhood guidebooks focusing exclusively on local businesses.

JARED BAREL
Trade: a series of educational, behind-the-scenes movies about filmmaking.

CELIA CHENG
Cravings: a guide to New York City eateries based on a specific food craving.

RUSTY CLIFTON
Think Magazine: a teen magazine dealing with current issues through multiple perspectives.

DAVID HARTMAN
The Red Cross Store: a retail shop for safety products and information on being prepared.

CECILIA GUERRERO
Lingos: a line of dinnerware introducing children to foreign languages.

KRIS JOHNS
Hydra: a youth-oriented sportfishing brand that redesigns traditional fishing gear.

ISHAN KHOSLA
Design School India (Desi): a model for a future design school in India.

SIERRA KRAUSE
Vega: a line of lamps that fuse artistic expression with lighting.

JUNA LEE
Juna Lee: a collection of luxury dog carrier bags designed to keep both the pet and owner comfortable.

EDWARD M. MCKIRDY
Subvert: an online resource providing clothing designers with exclusive access to underground fashion.

ANNA MIGIROVA
Urge: whimsical kits that celebrate urges — like fidgeting, nurturing, and documenting.

LAUREN MONCHIK
Porto: a collection of stuffable bags for shopping and snacks.

THOMAS POROSTOCKY
Ollo: A line of clocks for people who don’t care what time is.

CHRIS RITCHIE
Recast: a collection of home furnishings created from obsolete technologies.

NATALIE SLOCUM
Phyla: Evolutionary furniture to fit your lifestyle.

ARABA SIMPSON
Asenya: giftware and home décor inspired by West African Adinkra symbols.

KIRSTEN SORTON
E-licious: A website that helps people start their own cooking communities.

JOHNATHAN SWAFFORD
Contraption: A magazine that profiles outsider artists and sponsors
collaborative, community art projects.

EMRE VERYERI
Method: a documentary DVD about motion graphics and beyond.