Archive for the ‘ New Jobs/Change of Address ’ Category
Mary Beth Koeth, BFA Communication Design 2005, has been with Hallmark since graduating from Tech. ”It’s truly a dream place for creatives to work…so many creative resources available and so much talent under one roof!” Koeth explains. She spent two and a half years designing greeting cards at headquarters in Kansas City before making the [ READ MORE ]
Mark Nelson, MFA 1999, Jewelry Design and Metalsmithing, will star in a jewelry demonstration series coming soon to PBS. He has worked with Rio Grande for four years. (Rio Grande is one of the largest manufacturers and distributors of jewelry making findings and tools in North America.) PBS and Rio Grande will offer 12 original episodes [ READ MORE ]
Brandi Price (2002 BFA Design Communication) is currently working as designer at Hartsfield Design in Lubbock, Texas as well as an up and coming musician playing at clubs throughout the country. She was previously employed as a book designer at Hill Street Press in Athens Georgia. Her designs have been nationally recognized at prestigious competitive [ READ MORE ]
Since receiving my MFA from Washington University in St. Louis (2007), I was selected as one of three artists to take part in the Great Rivers Biennial at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis and was a recipient of a Gateway Foundation Grant ($20,000). Having just had my graduate art show prior to that announcement, I [ READ MORE ]
In January, my wife, Sarah (Schabacker) Burkhart (TTU Alumni 1997) and I decided it was time to take the next step in both of our careers and to seek out new opportunities. This past June, Sarah moved to Charlotte, NC ahead of me and joined Source Technologies, where she is the Director of Marketing. She [ READ MORE ]
That’s right – Marie Weichman left Texas this summer and moved to the Pacific Northwest for the second time in twenty years. Since graduating in 2000 (MFA Ceramics) I have spent the last eight years of living the gypsy life and teaching part-time time at various colleges and universities, (well, okay… there was a year of [ READ MORE ]
Vermont is an amazing place to visit in the fall. It’s even cooler when you live here. If you’ve never experienced autumn in New England, just imagine God dumping Fruity Pebbles on New Mexico… and that’s about as close an approximation as I can give you. The landscape is Martian, and inhibits obsessive compulsive artist’s [ READ MORE ]
I am living in Jingdezhen, China, a city that has dominated the porcelain industry for the last 1,000 years. It is really amazing not only to live in a city with such a rich history, but also to see the interesting blends of modern culture and tradition. Both are very much alive….traffic light posts and [ READ MORE ]