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Triad 2019-2020
Cover Art by Karol Ceballo
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I love seeing students’ work showcased through publications like this. So much talent can be found at Community Colleges, and ours is no exception. Really great work to the students and faculty who put this publication together!
I like this cover art. I think that it is pretty nice how the different covers from different years have been connected. It is definitely something that I think is pleasing to the eye. In fact, I want to make a similar collage with manga (black and white comics) for one of the walls in my room. I tend to really like this type of combination made with magazines, comics, manga, or even printed photographs of oneself or anything else. Is very pretty!
I think this is one of my favorite covers of “TRIAD” magazine; it’s totally unique. I feel like it grabs your attention right away, which is great for attracting readers. It’s amazing that it’s a student publication.