Art, Design & Marketing
Are you New Zealand's next top designer?
Six months into owning her own business and already Gabby MacDonald is killing it.
Wintec has launched new Bachelor of Design and Bachelor of Communication degrees for 2018 to prepare students for a rapidly changing workplace.
Would you wear these?!
A group of Kaitaia College students, including myself, had the privilege of attending a small meeting with Northland Age editor Peter Jackson recently, in which we learned about newspaper processes.
Ten years ago, Troy Rawhiti-Forbes’s job did not exist. He is the social media editor for the New Zealand Herald, which means his job description is constantly changing.
Anna Flaherty has the freedom and excitement of a freelance contemporary dancer. She performs, choreographs, and collaborates with other creative talents at events ranging from dance shows and touring to photo shoots and film.
Maddie Morrison taught herself how to sew at a young age and her passion for style and clothing has been growing ever since.
From leaving school at 16 with only basic school certificate qualifications and working in a cardboard factory, to becoming one of New Zealand’s most trusted brands, Mike Pero certainly knows the pathway to success.
Bitten by the creativity bug early on, Nikki Burnet has always wanted to pursue a career in design of some sort.
