Celina is a curator turned graphic designer. She began her career as a historian and moved to New York to pursue museum work. While in NYC she received her Masters in Museum Studies. After several years working in arts institutions, her involvement in exhibitions triggered an interest in visual storytelling. This led her back to school where she completed a degree in Graphic Design at Toronto Film School. Celina now works full-time as a Graphic Designer at the Aga Khan Museum, where she continues to work on exhibition related projects, in addition to marketing and branding for the museum. 

 

 

Pam currently works at Design Is Yummy, a print and web graphic design agency based in Montreal. She has grown from a junior designer to a studio manager role managing a small team of creatives. She’s passionate about working with others, creating and learning new things.

 

 

Jaehee Rho Provisional RGD
Visual Designer, Ontario Chamber of Commerce
Toronto, ON

With graphic/digital design experience in both Korea and Toronto, Jaehee  has experience in industries such as non-profits, marketing agencies, freelance for individual clients and she worked as an IC, and design manager. She graduated from Humber College’s Multimedia Design & Development program focused on brand strategy, motion, UI/UX design and has a bachelor’s in Visual Communication Design in Dankook Uni, South Korea. 

"As your mentor, I will help you to build your design career path at an early stage. We will find your strengths together, focus on developing your unique skills, then plan for how to present this to the world. I understand the struggles as a student and recent graduate. I will share my journey to becoming a full-time in-house designer and provide you practical advice on how to build your career."

 

 

Jennica works at a women-led, Indigenously-owned design firm focused on inclusive, approachable, and accessible design solutions. At Design de Plume we hand-craft visuals that resonate with people across the glorious human spectrum of abilities, cultures, genders, and learning styles. Through her work, Jennica is creating a voice for those who aren’t being heard, she’s creating awareness for those that are not looking in the right direction or listening to the right representation. 

 

Aidan is a graphic/web designer, illustrator and entrepreneur. He recently started a “micro design agency” called ASADC. (A. Searle Art & Design Co.) that specializes in illustration, brand design systems, packaging design and digital design. He feels strongly about making art and design accessible to people from all walks of life and using an iterative design approach, always striving to execute the most empathic design work for users/viewers as possible.

 

 

Natalia joined MJMA in 2019, with a Bachelor of Design in Interdisciplinary Design from the NSCAD U and an Honours Associate Degree in Graphic Design from the City College of San Francisco. This follows her years of experience in brand development across the arts, culture and community sectors. She now devotes her unique blend of visualization skills and innovative ideas to signage, wayfinding and feature-wall installations.

Brian is an enthusiastic and innovative Creative Lead with 9+ years experience in graphic design, creative strategy,

project management and art direction. He is passionate about branding, digital and printing design and fluent in a variety of web technologies, including HTML, CSS, WordPress, Joomla and HubSpot. One of his proudest achievements is starting his own matcha business in 2017. 

With a Bachelors in Design and over six years of experience in the advertising and design industry, Hilary is passionate about using graphic design to communicate seemingly complicated information in an engaging and intuitive way. Her experience spans branding, packaging, campaigns and web, with a focus on creating imaginative design solutions in a efficient and strategic manner.