TCU Graphic Design

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When TCU research and creative activity meet community engagement, the results are visible across North Texas.
Congrats to Horned Frog graphic design students and Annalise Leavy and Samantha Callaway on having their billboards chosen for public display. Created by faculty Jan Ballard, this initiative expands professional visibility for students while advancing the missions of local nonprofits.
Look for their designs on digital billboards through May 10.

Congratulations Katie Lilly on being selected to receive the College of Fine Arts Academic & Creative Excellence Award as the representative of the Department of Design and the Graphic Design program.

Katie was also one of the finalists who competed in the Boller Competition, representing our department. We are so proud of her. Read more about her project:

Designing an Artisan Fantasy Publishing Press: Business and Creative Strategy

Wrenfeather Press is an independent fantasy publisher focused on artisan-quality books and immersive brand experiences. Created around the original series Eclipse, the campaign combines the reach of major publishers with the craftsmanship of independent presses, resulting in cohesive designs and bold storytelling across books, packaging, and advertising.

Join us for an inspiring evening with Cheryl D. Miller!

Discover the story behind “Where the Black Designers Are” and hear firsthand from a pioneering voice who has shaped the design industry and championed diversity for decades.
April 9 5:00–6:30 PM (Book signing starts at 5:00!)
Moudy North 141, TCU

Whether you‘re a designer, student, or creative thinker, this is a rare opportunity to engage, learn, and be inspired. Don’t miss this powerful conversation + book signing!

DesignInspiratio

Join the TCU Department of Design for an inspiring evening with Cheryl D. Miller—pioneering designer, author of Where the Black Designers Are, and this year’s Green Honors Chair!
Her groundbreaking book shines a light on overlooked histories and amplifies the voices of Black designers, reshaping how we understand the field today.

Moudy North Lecture Hall 141
Reception + Book Signing: 5:00–5:30 PM
Lecture: 5:30–6:30 PM
Don’t miss this powerful and thought-provoking conversation on design, history, and impact—this is one you won’t want to miss!