INTI Center of Art & Design

Final-year BA (Hons) Graphic Design 3+0 students, in collaboration with Sheffield Hallam University, stepped into the dynamic world of advertising during their visit to Naga DDB Tribal.

Through an inspiring sharing session led by Alexi, Head of Copy, students gained valuable insights into creative communication, brand storytelling, and the realities of agency life. They also participated in a mini pitch workshop, collaborating to develop and present ideas in a professional agency-style environment.

The experience provided students with a valuable opportunity to apply their creative thinking, strengthen their presentation skills, and gain first-hand exposure to industry practices.

A heartfelt thank you to Naga DDB Tribal for warmly welcoming our students and sharing valuable insights that will inspire them as they prepare for their future creative careers.

Aligned with SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth) and SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals), the visit strengthened connections between academia and industry while providing meaningful professional learning experiences.

Our Certificate in Art and Design students had an enjoyable first outdoor sketching experience at the National Botanic Gardens Shah Alam! 🌿🎨

During this half-day activity, students explored the beautiful landscape, observed nature firsthand, and translated their observations into sketches. It was a refreshing learning experience outside the classroom, and everyone had a great time developing their drawing skills while enjoying the natural environment.



SDG:
Good Health & well-being
Quality Education
Decent Work & Economic Growth
Sustainable Cities & Communities

There’s beauty, and then there’s beauty with purpose.

This week, our BFMC students stepped into Ordinary Hydration Lab Pop-Up at Godown Arts Centre, Kuala Lumpur an immersive experience where skincare became a lesson in exhibition storytelling. Through interactive zones and engaging brand touchpoints, students explored how creativity, communication, and experiential design come together to shape memorable consumer journeys.

As future fashion and brand communicators, they observed, analysed, and documented what makes an exhibition meaningful, engaging, and impactful.

And of course, no beauty adventure is complete without a little play and a few adorable custom charms to remember the day by.

A big thank you to Jeremy Mark, Art Director at Pounce Agency, for sharing an inspiring talk, ‘Keeping Your Sanity in the Midst of Chaos.’

Your honest reflections, experiences, and insights on navigating the challenges of the creative industry were truly meaningful and invaluable to our students from the BA (Hons) Graphic Design 3+0 and BA (Hons) Fashion Management & Communication 3+0 programmes, in collaboration with Sheffield Hallam University.

Thank you for reminding our students that resilience, adaptability, and passion are essential to surviving and thriving in the ever-changing creative landscape.

From 5 to 7 June, Sustainable Future 3.0 took place at Megah Rise Mall. This student-led bazaar brought together creativity, collaboration, and a shared purpose.

Led by lecturer Ms Ally Cher, the event featured students from INTI ICAD’s Diploma in Graphic Design, Diploma in Immersive Design, and BA (Hons) Graphic Design 3+0 (in collaboration with SHU) programmes. Working across disciplines, each student group contributed in their own way, transforming ideas into meaningful outcomes.

With the support of Creative Co., led by Goh Suet Lin and Khairul Anwar, who oversaw the visual identity and merchandise, the space came together through thoughtful planning and collective effort behind the scenes.

The event was proudly officiated by our Dean, Ms Ang Tong Yin, alongside Ms Hamizah from Greenpeace and representatives from the Megah Rise Mall team. Their opening remarks served as a reminder of the importance of initiatives like these, especially when driven by students.

The bazaar successfully raised RM1,000 in support of Greenpeace.

More than the amount raised, it was the experience, the conversations sparked around sustainability, and the people involved that made the event truly memorable.

We are pleased to invite you and your team to Sustainable Future 3.0, an initiative by INTI International College Subang’s Centre of Art & Design, presented in collaboration with Greenpeace Malaysia.

Sustainable Future 3.0 brings together creative practice and environmental responsibility, offering a vibrant platform for dialogue, awareness, and community engagement. Through this initiative, we aim to highlight how art and design can contribute meaningfully to a more sustainable tomorrow.

Event Overview
Venue: GF Main Atrium, Megah Rise Mall
Date: 5–7 June 2026
Time: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Highlights: Featuring eco-conscious products, handmade crafts, and creative works by talented ICAD student entrepreneurs.

Official Launch Ceremony
Venue: GF Main Atrium, Megah Rise Mall
Date: Friday, 5 June 2026
Time: 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM

We would be honoured by your presence at the launch, where we will showcase the intersection of art, youth, and sustainability.


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Join us at ICAD Design Days 2026 for a fun and creative fashion experience!

Led by our Diploma in Fashion Design alumna, Huan Ying Guan Ling (F***y Chong), the Sticker Dolly Dress-Up Workshop invites participants to explore fashion design through imagination, styling, and visual storytelling.

Create your own outfits using a variety of prints and stickers while experimenting with colours, patterns, and garment combinations. Whether you’re a budding designer or simply curious about fashion, this hands-on activity offers an engaging introduction to the creative design process.

📅 Sunday, 7 June 2026
⏰ 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
📍 Ground Floor, Main Atrium, Megah Rise Mall

✨ Free admission
✨ Open to all ages
✨ While materials last

As part of ICAD Design Days 2026, this workshop celebrates creativity, learning, and self-expression through fashion design.

We look forward to seeing your imagination come to life!

From brainstorming ideas to delivering the final pitch, our students got a taste of what it’s really like to work on creative projects in the industry, client briefs, feedback sessions, negotiations, tight deadlines, and solving problems on the spot.

A huge thank you to Mughni Che Din for sharing his experiences, insights, and valuable advice with our students. It was an eye-opening session filled with practical lessons and honest conversations about the creative world.

Proud of the ideas, effort, and teamwork shown throughout the bootcamp. Here‘s to more learning, creating, and growing together.

Until next time!