Coralie Mayer-Traynor (IDEA Grad 2022) wins the 2021 RGD Student Trailblazer Award with 'BRUIT Music Festival / de Musique Francophone'
Congratulations to Coralie Mayer-Traynor (IDEA Grad 2022) for winning the 2021 RGD Trailblazer Award with 'BRUIT Music Festival/de Musique Francophone'.
“The predominance of music from English speaking countries makes it difficult for young French speakers to discover new francophone artists. Bruit uses AR technology to help them find and sample new talent. By scanning a QR code, they can interact with the faces on the posters, discover new performers and genres, sample music, and book tickets.”
Check out this award-winning student interaction design project!
Bruit Music Festival de Musique Francophone Cover by Coralie Mayer-Traynor (IDEA Grad 2022)
Bruit Music Festival de Musique Francophone iPad mockup by Coralie Mayer-Traynor (IDEA Grad 2022)
Bruit Music Festival de Musique Francophone by Coralie Mayer-Traynor (IDEA Grad 2022)
“Coralie’s range of work displayed outstanding maturity from concept to execution. Meanwhile the projects demonstrated deep consideration of design’s role in addressing social issues such as diversity, well-being and inclusivity.”
Bruit Music Festival de Musique Francophone Poster by Coralie Mayer-Traynor (IDEA Grad 2022)
Bruit Music Festival de Musique Francophone Poster by Coralie Mayer-Traynor (IDEA Grad 2022)
Bruit Music Festival de Musique Francophone Poster by Coralie Mayer-Traynor (IDEA Grad 2022)
About The RGD
Through the Association of Registered Graphic Designers (the RGD), Canadian designers exchange ideas, educate and inspire, set professional standards and build a strong, supportive community dedicated to advocating for the value of design.
Representing over 4,100 design professionals, including firm owners, freelancers, managers, educators and students, the RGD was created in 1996 by an Act of the Ontario Legislature (Bill Pr 56) and is the only graphic design association in North America to have this type of legislation.
The Certified RGD designation is a signal of quality and competence to the profession, public and government. Successful candidates have met a rigorous set of standards that includes documented levels of relevant, professional education and experience as well as competence in the areas of business, design principles, research, accessible design and ethics demonstrated through the successful completion of the RGD’s certification process.
Our vision is for a graphic design profession that is broadly valued for its contribution to life, commerce and society.
For all the 2021 RGD Trailblazer Awards results, see rgd.ca.
For more on Coralie see behance.net/coralie_mayer.
