George Wenzel

Graphic Design programs should be open, constantly evolving and never bound by fixed opinions.

Students should be encouraged toward the active functions of intention and creation, working in an entrepreneurial way, going beyond simple reaction to the problems and tasks placed before them.

Graphic design studio projects are based in research so that the content is directed across sound technological, social, economic and aesthetic principles of communication.

Through these intensive investigations students discover and develop a visual vocabulary that can draw upon and articulate their process and solution.

A designer that is a producer belongs to a network of creative, technological and economic collaborators.

George Wenzel
Assistant Professor of Visual Arts
Email: gwenzel@pacific.edu