Directory — Degree Shows Update: Russian graphic design, philanthropic prints, and creative costumers

Anglia Ruskin have put together a digital degree show entitled Present. With diversity and choice in mind, there are a range of departments to discover. From photography to music – explore them all by using the filter option.

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According to the visual communications department at Arts University Bournemouth, Re-Define is a degree show that explores and visualises our new way of thinking. From branding to motion design, have a browse and see what the graduates have achieved this year.

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From the mythical to the personal, each of the photography MA graduates from UWE Bristol offers a striking view and insight to their creative process.

You can have a scroll through their work on the QUOTE UNQUOTE site, where the collective are also selling prints, with 100% of the profits raised going to No! Wahala Magazine, Africa’s first contemporary photography magazine championing authentic visual stories by African creatives.

Have a look here.

Introducing a fresh pool of talent from Edinburgh College of Art, from fine artists and painters to photographers and sculptors. With the intention to “challenge your perceptions of what art can be” there is an array of paintings and sculptures on show.

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Alongside a host of other fantastic courses, printmaking students at Plymouth University are showcasing their final projects up on their digital degree show site, IGNITE. From magazine covers to coffee cup illustrations, learn more about the art of printmaking.

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Fine art, contemporary art and photography students at Bath Spa University have displayed their work in an interesting way. As they were unable to move into the new art building that was just built, they’ve created a virtual representation of the building. From our laptops, we can explore the ground floor, mezzanine and rooftop pavilion.

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The graduating class of illustration students from Leeds Arts University are using Instagram to host their show, Look, no hands! Have a look through their brilliant work, meet some of the up-and-coming illustrators behind it, and don’t forget to give them a follow, too.

Visit the Instagram page here.

From exploring human sexuality to the physics behind nightmare and dreams, these students in Russia have put together a colourful and imaginative degree show. You can also get a generous insight into how the show came together via the visual timeline on the info page here.

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With a fresh and welcomed perspective on costume design, Huddersfield students have taken textiles to the next level. Cast your eyes over costumes inspired by the Brontë sisters and fresh new takes on designs for Alice in Wonderland, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and more.

Visit the show here.