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Sayonara DMA

By Anonymous



     At the time I am making this post there are approximately 11 days until graduation. I cannot believe how fast my high school career went by. So many ups and downs and memories I want to remember forever. I remember when I was a freshman thinking that 4 years would take forever. I was very very wrong. Thinking back to my memories as an underclassmen feel like they were just yesterday. I hope the person reading this takes this into account unlike how I did and makes the most out of your high school experience. That all being said, it's too late for me so I will talk about my next step out of high school.

    I will be attending the University of Dayton to major in Graphic Design. I spent my sophomore through senior year focusing on my passion for digital design in all aspects. I started my journey with the Intro to DMA class my sophomore year where I fell in passion. I learned how to use the basics of Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Animate where I thrived in my projects. I then went through the courses to make my way to AP DMA where I thrived the most. I created the DMA t-shirt for 2020-2021, I developed a sustained investigation that won a silver key at the Scholastics Art & Writing competition, created the Gameday graphics for the Kings Baseball team for every game to be posted on Twitter, and I received commissions for social media rebranding, logo design, joined an eSports design team, got sponsored by GamerSupps, created multiple sponsorship announcement animations for large content creators, and so much more.


     I am currently in the process of working with my first business to design the merchandising for the workers and creating a skin wrap design for the NASCAR Cup Series Toyota Camry. I am extremely excited for what I have to come and plan to continue my path and do huge things in the future. Thank you to everyone who supported me, especially Mrs. Shields for guiding me in the right direction. Thank you, DMA, and good luck to new students and students continuing down the DMA path. 

    If you want to keep up with me here is my website, Behance portfolio, and my Twitter account for everything about me and my projects!

Wixsite by Jake Owens

Twitter.com/ScrubyDesigns

Scruby Designs on Behance



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  1. AnonymousApril 30, 2021 at 10:03 AM

    Happy to get featured mah boi. I will miss you a lot, keep on rockin in a free world. Doot do da loot do...

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  2. AnonymousMay 5, 2021 at 9:12 AM

    Luh you jakey, gonna miss you next year

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  3. AnonymousMay 7, 2021 at 12:51 PM

    Good luck! I like your work. It is really good.

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