Albany High School Graphic Design
Student Showcase 2007-2022
Hall of Fame
HOF Assignments
HOF Projects
- 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
Current-year Work
Current Assignments
Current Projects
- 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
DESIGNER
Tenzin Thinley
PROFILE/DESCRIPTIONArticle text courtesy of nytimes.com text courtesy of nytimes.com of nytimes.com
“xbox wins?”
When Microsoft announced that it was spending $69 billion to buy the video game maker Activision Blizzard in January last year, Justin Kats was stunned.
To Mr. Kats, a 34-year-old former professional video game player from Lansing, Ill., it was a seismic event that allowed Microsoft to claim victory over Sony in the console business by obtaining Activision’s slate of popular games, like Call of Duty.