MFA Visual Narrative wants to wish everyone a warm and safe holiday season, as we bring a close to a year that has been unlike any other. We want to … More
Our students gather together to learn in New York City in June and July for the beloved summer term! See what it’s like. It’s not called the summer intensive for … More
Such wonderful news from Alexandra Beguez (’16) @bisforbeguez on Instagram “The graphic novel I contributed to, ‘Guantanamo Voices’ (Abrams) made The New York Times Best Graphic Novels of 2020 … More
Anna Eveslage (’15) and Alexandra Beguez (’16) have new books ready for the holiday season. Eating Alone Anna Eveslage (faculty, MFA Visual Narrative; MFA 2015 Visual Narrative) Paperback, $40 “This collection … More
Michelle Nahmad ’17 started in a new design and art direction role at NotCo, a plant-based food company launching in the US, expanding from operations in South America. Coming from … More
Sign up here On December 11th, learn all about our low-residency visual storytelling MFA from Chair Nathan Fox, along with students, alums and guests. Get your questions ready! When words and … More
Application Q&A with Chair Nathan Fox Drop in, ask anything about out storytelling MFA, share some work. Get ready to submit your application by January 15, recommended for First Round … More
Christina Ebert ’17 signed a contract to illustrate a 32-page picture book “ The Candy Man” with Kalaniot Publishing. Congratulations, Christina! Christina’s thesis story ‘Landfall’ won a Will Eisner Sequential … More
Tony Chao’s (’21) comic “HazMatt” has been published in the indie sci-fi magazine, Infinite Worlds Issue 5. Tony is also storyboarding for the company, Animated Storyboard. Page from ‘HazMatt’ by Tony … More
Alumni will talk frankly about their diligence, the supportive MFAVN community and applying their advances in storycraft. Bring your questions for the panel! Sign up here. At MFAVN, each student’s … More
