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Top Projects on SVA Portfolios for July 2023

Last month’s projects include a book for English-learning beginners in China, some SVA Risograph works and a colorful animation edited around an existing TED Talk.

August 2, 2023
yellow, orange and green animals and insects— a worm, a snail, etc.— are featured in two blue-ish shapes that resemble puddles with yellow stars decorated around them.
Credit: Caroline Vance

As always, this latest roundup of the most-discussed projects from SVA Portfolios makes for a collection of inspiring and impressive art and design. This edition, comprising the top posts for July 2023, includes a poster brief about the #MeToo movement, an illustrated book for English-learning beginners in China, and some amazing SVA Risograph work.

A book for English learning beginners in China that reads “Shadowing,” featuring Chinese lologram characters and colorful animated people on it.
Credit: Amber Sung
Type printed on massive posters on a wall, with pedestrians and cyclings passing nearby underneath the images.
Credit: Jezneel Ross
A surreal animated image of a red-headed girl holding and looking at an object that looks like a colorful little stick on fire with green gases emanating from it.
Credit: Caroline Vance
A lavender and pink print of two figures kissing and embracing each other while little sticks hold them upright.
Credit: Weston Wei
A red-headed woman sitting at a table, on a train holding up a piece of food for a bird seated by the hand strap of the car.
Credit: Xiaoyan Sun

1. Xiaoyan Sun (BFA Illustration), Rhythm Bologna.


The Portfolios network is free to all SVA alumni, faculty members and degree-seeking students (members can add projects here).


For the five most-discussed projects of June 2023, click here.