Albany High School Graphic Design
Student Showcase 2007-2022
- A Problem To Solve
- Blend Tool Poster
- Book Covers
- Editorial Clipping Mask
- Editorial Graphic
- Flatten The Curve
- Focal Points
- InDesign Spread
- Pen Tablet Sketch
- Perf Film Windows — C106
- Photoshop Brush Face
- Product Flyer
- Product+Company Mashup
- Signs & Symbols
- Something is Back!
- Spec Ad—Poster
- T-shirts & Apparel
- Text-heavy Billboard
- The Perfect Color
- Thinking With Type
- Typeface Postcard
- Volleyball Poster
- Zachary’s Poster
- Things My Friends Say
- Journalism/Security Free Choice Assignment
- AHS Front Photoshop
- A Problem To Solve
- Blend Tool Poster
- Book Covers
- Brandmark Practice
- Editorial Clipping Mask
- Editorial Graphic
- Flatten The Curve
- Focal Points
- InDesign Spread
- Pen Tablet Sketch
- Perf Film Windows — C106
- Photoshop Brush Face
- Product Flyer
- Product+Company Mashup
- Signs & Symbols
- Something is Back!
- Spec Ad—Poster
- T-shirts & Apparel
- Text-heavy Billboard
- The Perfect Color
- Thinking With Type
- Typeface Postcard
- Zachary’s Poster
- Things My Friends Say
- Journalism/Security Free Choice Assignment
Altay Hodoglugil
PROFILE/DESCRIPTIONArticle text courtesy of nytimes.com.
The Brooklyn Nets Kyrie Irving Defends His Decision Not To Get Vaccinated.
Kyrie Irving, the N.B.A. star who has been indefinitely barred from practicing or playing with the Brooklyn Nets because of his refusal to get the Covid-19 vaccine, spoke out publicly on Wednesday night for the first time since the team decided to keep him off the court, saying his refusal was a matter of personal freedom.
“You think I really want to lose money?” Irving, who is set to earn about $40 million in salary this season, said on his Instagram feed in a meandering monologue that included incorrect medical information. More than 90 percent of players in the league are vaccinated, a proportion much higher than in the general population of the United States.