London College of Communication (formerly the London School of Printing) is one of the six colleges of the London University of the Arts. Provide a wide range of courses: illustration, graphic design, photography, news, marketing, film (from preparatory, undergraduate, graduate to research courses).

　　 London School of Communication It is a pioneer in the field of innovative media education in the world, and has been standing at the peak of new design thinking, media and screen innovation. The students here are ready to devote themselves to the creative industry in the future from the beginning of enrollment, It shows a thirst for knowledge, courage and firm attitude. Media College London has a diversified, world-class education and research group, and has cultivated many famous critics, artists, and creative industry professionals. At the same time, LCM also attaches great importance to the connection with social industries, and has deep cooperation with Apple, Google, Reuters, BBC and many other industries.

Let's take a look BA (Hons) Illustrations and Visual Media Graduation works of some professional students Isadora

Isadora Marriott

-《Adjusting》-

　　 It visually reflects how we adhere to the elements of comfort through nostalgia to cope with and adapt to changes. Combine my own CMYK film photo archives with the plane color hand-painted printing based on manual collage.

Layla Al Idrissi

-《Embroidered Identity》-

　　 "Embroidery identity" examines Palestinian traditional embroidery from a contemporary perspective and explores the relationship between culture and self-identity. The intricate patterns and symbols passed from mother to daughter are constantly evolving in each generation, demonstrating the power of embracing tradition and creating new self-awareness.

Verena Mueller

-《a grounding deck》-

This basic card with simple hints is a useful tool to bring the audience back to the present and cultivate a sense of calm. This deck is inspired by the traditional tarot , which can be used by shuffling cards, randomly selecting a card and executing the prompt at hand.

Ona Gerviene

-《The Thread》-

The project aims to link my roots and identity as a woman born and raised in rural Lithuania. My grandmother and mother went through a complex and difficult period in Lithuania's history. They shared their personal experiences as well as those of other women.

　　 This project is about recognition and celebration of women. This painting depicts several generations of women born and living in a small village in Lithuania, whose opportunities are limited due to abuse and their position in society.

Oscar Ling-Cottey

-《ONE BAD DAY Action Figures》-

One day, when I was wandering in London, I walked into Selfridges Department Store out of sheer boredom. When I ventured into the toy area of Selfridges, I found a small area with donated second-hand toys, which are now being sold at a low price. When I ponder over the hundreds or even thousands of movable figures on display, I thought of all the moving figures I had when I was a child, and how much happiness they brought to me when I was growing up.

Catherine Choi

-《I Am Aromantic》-

I am very romantic because I created a series of 3 different results for my final main project. It explores the theme of romanticism, This is a term used by people who have little/no experience of romantic attraction. At the beginning of my third year, I realized this very closely, and then decided to base my final project on it, because it is so "hidden" in the world we live in today.

Gwen Yun Rong Phoo

-《Enchanted》-

Enchanted is a paired card game for players aged 3 or above. It aims to integrate learning into games by basing the concept of games on scientific and historical information. This The concept revolves around the story between a magical creature and a group of villagers who depend on agriculture for a living. The magical creature has the ability to accelerate the growth of plants through the luminous ball on its head.

Cass File

-《Touch Me!》-

In this project, I explored the perception boundary between traditional media and computing media, focusing on comparing the Lude movement with the controversy in the digital age. Through AI and generative art, I regard AI as a tool of exploitation and potential autonomous collaborators, blurring the boundaries between media and authors.

Megan Cox

-《Animation Short on Dementia》-

　　 This animation is a semi autobiographical story and an abstract interpretation of dementia, inspired by my experience of living with my grandmother. In a world full of memory fragments of home and alienation, the most special moment is the simplest time together, and learn to find a sense of acceptance in the wrinkles of life and time.

Viktorija Nevulyte

-《Beyond the Horizon》-

　　 "Beyond the Horizon" is a passionate project of mine, which combines my two greatest interests: space and video games. Through this final main project, my goal is to develop a concept of potential video games, design characters inspired by celestial bodies, create level designs for others and create dynamic graphics to show the design that my game may have when players open it.

Sarah Husbands

-《Robins,Blue Tits and Goldfinches》-

　　 Through this project, I explored the relationship between wildlife protection and education. I created a children's book to provide the facts about robins, blue tits and goldfinches, and how climate change has caused blue tits' feathers to change color.

Melanie Domingues Dias

-《An Alaskan Odyssey》-

　　 Alaska Odyssey is a walking simulator , depicting and commemorating the true story of the American adventurer Christopher McCandless, who tried to lead a nomadic life and seek isolation from society.

Jake Butterfield

-《Spiders》-

"Spider" has studied the possible similarities between the behaviors of some people and some spider species. In essence, it Try to find a metaphor language and create a visual representation.

My last article focuses on the toxic nature of black widow spiders. Words and expressions may have a toxic effect and become weapons against many people or one person. We may have all experienced such a situation, or even handled it ourselves, without considering the consequences. Like the black widow, sometimes people's nature will intentionally or unintentionally cause harm, except for psychological harm.

Andreea Carina Vasile

-《The Circle of Life》-

The goal of the project is to investigate and intuitively create a personal philosophy, whose content is as follows: people's extreme behavior, regardless of its origin or motivation, only symbolizes the continuous development of the habit of acquiring divinity (perfection). Based on this premise, human nature cannot distinguish between the good and evil of traditional ideology in its eternal spiritual form. Therefore, I imagine that this project will enable the audience to reflect on their own philosophy of life, thus outlining their own "life circle" experience.

Ioana Vallimarescu

-《Unity in Diversity》-

We live in a constantly changing and transforming world, which requires a certain degree of adaptation, which is largely related to creativity.

My project "Unity in Diversity" Explore different traditions, cultures and folktales, and how people can borrow them by creating fantastic characters when traveling.

It is also a good example of how everything around us, from what we see and hear to our personal journey, shapes us as we are today.

Cross border cooperation in illustration: what can illustration do around?

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