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Tessa Baum

ABOUT THIS ARTIST

Tessa Baum, Student

Tessa Baum is currently a Northeastern University student studying a combined major in communication studies and graphic & information design. Having lived most of her life in NYC, Tessa has been surrounded by opportunities to create and learn. These include studying at the art students league of new York, where her interest in art became a passion. Later on, Tessa's focus on graphic design was sparked while taking fine art and design classes at the fashion institute of technology. She feels that design encompasses her love of art and problem-solving. Still early in her studies, Tessa's interest in how design can be made more ethical, diverse, and accessible for designers and users alike makes her excited for her future career.
Though Tessa's main goals are centered around her studies and design opportunities, she finds that design skills are interchangeable and can apply to all facets of her life, including her love for creative writing, poetry, teaching and horseback riding.

Disciplines

Graphic Design,Illustration,Package Design

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