Peter Kery is an Assistant Professor of Graphic Design at the University of the District of Columbia (UDC), Washington, DC. and teaches Adjunct at George Mason University. The following are examples of student work and courses taught in design education across various colleges and design programs. The various institutions carry a range of pedagogies and philosophies and the student work shown is a reflection of those qualities.
Emphasis on Single Imagery and Negative Space
Student Work Using Image Combinations
Expressive Words
Students Own Words
Drawing and Seeing
Graphic Design and Photography Students Collaborating
Book Jacket Designs
Students Create Their Own Visual Language
Student Work in Typography
First Year Student Work — Restaurant Branding
Elemental Forms and Shapes
Posters Influenced from Art Movement
Maps of the United States
Student Work in Combining Letterforms
Motion and Science Announcement
Montages
Drawing and Investigating Forms as Visual Solutions
Design students photograph forms in their environment
Beginning to Work with Design and Technology
Student Work in Web Design