Nowadays an artist can be equipped with more than an easel and a brush. Matt Lehti is a Full Stack Web developer/chronic scribbler/ Graphic Artist that’s attending the D3 (Digital Design and Development) Program at BCIT that deals with anything digital or business. I recently sat down with him to talk about his art and…
Ray Yu, BCIT Graphic Design student, travelled to Nicaragua for six months recently. He brought his camera with him and documented his solo trip. Through workaway.com, Ray was able to get connected and work abroad while in Nicaragua. He first helped build a Turtle and Pelican conservation hostel on the beach. After his hostel experience, Ray also…
For our February issue’s Student Spotlight, we danced our way around campus with Mineral Exploration and Mining Technologies student Alexandra Fontaine,
Part 2 of our February Student Spotlight features yet another dancer, this time it’s hip hop choreographer and GTech student Case Mutangadura
Check out this gallery of impressive astrophotography taken by our January Student Spotlight, Jason Wait.
Discover the abstract colours of 4th-year Architecture student, Curtis Renning.
Hear stories from the BCIT Broadcast student about her amazing internship at a fashion channel in the Philippines.
Check out some extra photos from our October Student Spotlight with the super talented Sophia Hsin! She introduced us to Amelia- her adorable little hedgehog! Check out Sophia and Amelia’s adventures on Instagram @sophiahsin and @ameliahedgehog. Read it here: Maddy AdamsMaddy Adams is the Publications Assistant for LINK Magazine- and as well a wedding, portrait and…
Andrea Belovska has an unusual summer job…
Extras from our September spotlight shoot on location at Pool 99 in North Vancouver
Catching up with BCIT grad Charlie Rose and his unique invention
Flavia Chan is a graduate of Emily Carr University, now attending classes in BCIT’s Marketing program. Her artwork is at once haunting and beautiful. She draws the sadness inspired in her work from real life experiences, but finds her creative characters a much more comfortable outlet than depictions of real people. Every one of her unique characters — from her painstakingly…