Haluka Yagi (IDEA21) wins Global Class of Top Talent Adobe Design Achievement Award
Congratulations to Haluka Yagi (IDEA Grad 2021) for winning the Global Class of Top Talent award from Adobe! This was her first big design project in 2nd Year with instructor, Vida Jurcic from Hangar 18 Design Continuum in Vancouver.
“The students created annual and community reports that really highlighted their conceptual thinking, design and illustration skills.”
Braille Literacy Canada Community Report
Braille Literacy Canada is an organization aimed at increasing awareness for literacy for the blind.
This fictional community report incorporates braille and braille imagery throughout the book to familiarize the reader with this non-verbal form of communication. The cover has a braille message that can be decoded using a cheat sheet included in the report, and the text-heavy spreads have the content translated into braille, printed on transparent paper for the visually impaired to read the content.
Braille Literacy Canada Community Report
Haluka Yagi
Capilano University, Canada
Print / Graphic
Category Top Talent
This project is not affiliated, funded, or in any way associated with Braille Literacy Canada, but a mockup of a fictional community report.
For more on Haluka, see halukayagi.com or follow her on Insta @halukayagi.
About The Adobe Awards
The Adobe Awards are open to all aspiring young creators who are over the age of 18. Adobe tools must have contributed to the creation of your entry. Adobe's international panel of creative pros evaluates your work on three main criteria: project originality and creative excellence, effectiveness in meeting a communication objective, and demonstrated skill in applying Adobe products towards these ends. With 6 comprehensive categories, this is a competition for young creators of all disciplines.
For details, see adobeawards.com.
See also: Great work from 2nd Year students Annual Report Design Projects
