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ourletter pressroom“The level of effort andprecision that went intomaking physical type isincredible, and thatmade me excited tocreate.” Austin R,Graphic Design11603.428.2223 | Admissions@nec.edu

Institute of Art and DesignIn1s2titute of Art and Design15our rd oaormk“Working in the darkroomis hands on, personal, anda rewarding process,seeing your work come tolife in your hands frommixing chemicals,developing andenlarging.” Michaela M,Graphic Design andPhotography

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15“Learning new processes from ourprofessors has made me a betterartist overall.” 6 03.42 Barrett F, Photography8.2223 | Admissions@nec.edu

1615our seniorstudios“Having my own workspace feels so rewarding,getting to be surrounded bypeople who are as investedin what’s happening as Iam, and a place where Ican hangout for hours is soenriching!” Hannah P, NewHampshire Fine ArtsInstitute of Art and Design

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ourgallery“Each new exhibitionbrings new opportunities tolearn from professionalsand fellow artists,understanding how agallery functions in the realworld.” Isabella Z,Illustration603.428.2223 | Admissions@nec.edu19

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graphic designOur Graphic and Communication Design program is a unique place thatembraces both digital and analog technologies. At the same time we areusing top-of-the-line software and hardware to develop digital work, weare also pushing students to learn letterpress and incorporate hand-drawn type, skills that complement each owther and make our studentsbetter designers. This program is led by faculty who are practicingdesigners who immerse students in the industry through our Design NHagency, where students run an in-house agency where students run anin-house agency for real-world clients, and internship experienceswhere students work for companies like Segway, Oracle, and Disney. 21603.428.2223 | Admissions@nec.edu

“When I started out, graphicdesign was my career choice,but experiencing my peers’ andprofessors’ passions has causedgraphic design to become soclose to my heart. Graphicdesign is my life! I have beengiven an array of opporitunitiesto work with real organizationsboth through my classes andthe connections that I havegained.” Yvonne S. New Hampshire Graphic and Communication Design22Institute of Art and Design

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24Created by Haley Gymsiakand Shelly GrassInstitute of Art and Designgame designThis exciting program is cross-disciplinary, meaningyou will learn about gaming and digital media designfrom several critically important points of viewincluding digital imaging, technical computer skillsusing advanced computer-aided design software,and fundamental business management conceptsto prepare you to succeed in a dynamic andentrepreneurial industry.NEC’s Bachelor of Fine Arts in Game and Digital MediaDesign program emphasizes engaged, hands-onlearning and internships designed to build expertiseand real-world skills. You will produce interactivecontent within your first year of study, andthere are plenty of internship opportunities indowntown tech-centered Manchester.

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Artwork created by Ian R.603.428.2223 | Admissions@nec.edu“I can’t stress enough how muchI enjoy being a creator and artist.Being able to create entire worldsthat reside only in people’s headsand on paper has been a thrillof a time, but to be given thisopportunity to transcribe thatinto a digital world makes meso excited to see what I canaccomplish here at NEC.”Adam S, Game and Digital Media Design27

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creating a portfolioGather 15-20 original works• use your best recent work, created within the past year• can include finished pieces, in progress work, sketches• show diversity in your work• quality over quantity If submitting portfolio digitally:Please include:• your name• medium of each piece• dimensions of each piece• date created• title, if applicablePhotograph your work• take clear, well lit photos • only show your work in the photo, crop background out of image Upload work to Slideroom OR attach instagram handle22Institute of Art and Design

If submitting in person:• your best original workThat’s it! Portfolio days are hosted nationally for students to present their porfoliosto schools you are interested in and receive feedback about your currentportfolio. Interested in receiving a second opinion about your portfoliofrom professionals? Come to a portfolio day near you to meet our team and receive direct feedback! We look forward to meeting you.Submitting a portfolio is an opportunity to showcase your skills as anartist to our team before enrollment. Your portfolio paints a picture forour team about your creative process and methods, highlighting yourstrengths and capacities as an artist. We look forward to viewing yourwork and welcoming you to the IAD at NEC community.Portfolio DayWhy we require a portfolioSchedule a portfolio review• contact our Admissions office at 603.428.2223 or via email to admissions@nec.eduWhat to bring to your review 23603.428.2223 | Admissions@nec.edu