RMIT’s Graphic Design Makerspace is the beating heart of Building 9, home of the graphic design discipline. Here, students—supported by student assistants—can print and produce posters, publications, stickers and more, using the Risograph alongside a range of other printing techniques.RMIT’s Graphic Design Makerspace is the beating heart of Building 9, home of the graphic design discipline. Here, students—supported by student assistants—can print and produce posters, publications, stickers and more, using the Risograph alongside a range of other printing techniques.RMIT’s Graphic Design Makerspace is the beating heart of Building 9, home of the graphic design discipline. Here, students—supported by student assistants—can print and produce posters, publications, stickers and more, using the Risograph alongside a range of other printing techniques.RMIT’s Graphic Design Makerspace is the beating heart of Building 9, home of the graphic design discipline. Here, students—supported by student assistants—can print and produce posters, publications, stickers and more, using the Risograph alongside a range of other printing techniques.RMIT’s Graphic Design Makerspace is the beating heart of Building 9, home of the graphic design discipline. Here, students—supported by student assistants—can print and produce posters, publications, stickers and more, using the Risograph alongside a range of other printing techniques.Exhibition view of Phantasmacope, the joint showcase of RMIT’s graphic design programs as part of RMIT Grad Shows 2025. The exhibition and visual identity were conceived and designed by students, supported by graphic design staff.Exhibition view of Phantasmacope, the joint showcase of RMIT’s graphic design programs as part of RMIT Grad Shows 2025. The exhibition and visual identity were conceived and designed by students, supported by graphic design staff.Exhibition view of Phantasmacope, the joint showcase of RMIT’s graphic design programs as part of RMIT Grad Shows 2025.
The exhibition and visual identity were conceived and designed by students, supported by graphic design staff.Exhibition view of Phantasmacope, the joint showcase of RMIT’s graphic design programs as part of RMIT Grad Shows 2025. The exhibition and visual identity were conceived and designed by students, supported by graphic design staff.Exhibition view of Phantasmacope, the joint showcase of RMIT’s graphic design programs as part of RMIT Grad Shows 2025. The exhibition and visual identity were conceived and designed by students, supported by graphic design staff.Exhibition view of Phantasmacope, the joint showcase of RMIT’s graphic design programs as part of RMIT Grad Shows 2025. The exhibition and visual identity were conceived and designed by students, supported by graphic design staff.Exhibition view of Phantasmacope, the joint showcase of RMIT’s graphic design programs as part of RMIT Grad Shows 2025. The exhibition and visual identity were conceived and designed by students, supported by graphic design staff.Exhibition view of Phantasmacope, the joint showcase of RMIT’s graphic design programs as part of RMIT Grad Shows 2025. The exhibition and visual identity were conceived and designed by students, supported by graphic design staff.Exhibition view of Phantasmacope, the joint showcase of RMIT’s graphic design programs as part of RMIT Grad Shows 2025. The exhibition and visual identity were conceived and designed by students, supported by graphic design staff.Exhibition view of Phantasmacope, the joint showcase of RMIT’s graphic design programs as part of RMIT Grad Shows 2025. The exhibition and visual identity were conceived and designed by students, supported by graphic design staff.Exhibition view of Phantasmacope, the joint showcase of RMIT’s graphic design programs as part of RMIT Grad Shows 2025. The exhibition and visual identity were conceived and designed by students, supported by graphic design staff.Exhibition view of Phantasmacope, the joint showcase of RMIT’s graphic design programs as part of RMIT Grad Shows 2025. The exhibition and visual identity were conceived and designed by students, supported by graphic design staff.Exhibition view of Phantasmacope, the joint showcase of RMIT’s graphic design programs as part of RMIT Grad Shows 2025. The exhibition and visual identity were conceived and designed by students, supported by graphic design staff.2025 Dean’s Awards recipient from the bachelor cohort, Andrew Van Keulen, and a selection of his work. Andrew produces innovative design work that pushes the boundaries of communication design and craft. He is also known for supporting peers in the Makerspace, helping others discover what they are capable of.2025 Dean’s Awards recipient from the masters cohort, Yiming Wei, and a selection of their work. Yiming has actively supported her community within the Master of Communication Design while also extending her practice through volunteering with the Brunswick Tool Library and Foodbank Australia. Her research project, Echoes of əwəŋkhi, focuses on the Ewenki language, exploring its cultural significance wile demonstrating a strong commitment to developing her own practice.2025 Dean’s Awards recipient from the masters cohort, Yiming Wei, and a selection of their work. Yiming has actively supported her community within the Master of Communication Design while also extending her practice through volunteering with the Brunswick Tool Library and Foodbank Australia. Her research project, Echoes of əwəŋkhi, focuses on the Ewenki language, exploring its cultural significance while demonstrating a strong commitment to developing her own practice.2025 Dean’s Awards recipient from the masters cohort, Yiming Wei, and a selection of their work. Yiming has actively supported her community within the Master of Communication Design while also extending her practice through volunteering with the Brunswick Tool Library and Foodbank Australia. Her research project, Echoes of əwəŋkhi, focuses on the Ewenki language, exploring its cultural significance while demonstrating a strong commitment to developing her own practice.2025 Dean’s Awards recipient from the bachelor cohort, Andrew Van Keulen, and a selection of his work. Andrew produces innovative design work that pushes the boundaries of communication design and craft. He is also known for supporting peers in the Makerspace, helping others discover what they are capable of.