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MEGAN RADAKOVICH
Megan is a graphic designer finishing up her final year at Syracuse University. With majors in graphic design and website design, she loves to find opportunities to bring art and technology together. Through these programs, she has developed special passions for typography and website building, but also loves to explore forms of physical art, including everything from collages and zines to embroidery. Adaptable and energetic, she works to make dynamic and compelling visuals, reflecting aspects of humanity in the designs she creates. Above all, she wants emphasis on the little things, knowing that the small details can communicate just as much as the entire design.
I first started with creating layouts in my high school yearbook. I loved finding new and creative ways to put the photos with the stories, and I found that I had a knack for bringing together small details on the page to cover a wide variety of different events.
In general, I find myself super inspired by artists that create independent zines and handmade prints. I like to be influenced by the humor and realness of art made for a smaller audience to remind myself of why I enjoy creating. I also love designers who use typography as art, like Paula Scher, and frequently find myself using similar styles when I feel stuck in my own work.
think I’m most proud of my work with Jerk Magazine, the on-campus publication I’ve been working on since my first year at Syracuse. It’s been special to see my own work develop over the years, and I’ve been able to work with some really awesome people throughout my time to influence a stronger visual style for the magazine.
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