Three high school students confessed to graffiti on the SFUAD campus and then cleaned it up.
Students Talk Through Spray Paint
posted by Kaitlyn Sims
Students all over the Santa Fe University of Art and Design are turning to spray paint as a social format to communicate about issues occurring within the community and the world.
King’s Concrete Walls
posted by Whitney Wernick
Over spring break, freshman Graphic Design major Yen Hoang painted the concrete walls in front of King Hall, along with her friend Aydo, who was visiting from San Francisco. Hoang painted the three larger walls, while Aydo painted the smaller wall reading “SFUAD.”
Winter Funk Broken by Colorful Graffiti...
posted by Kyleigh Carter
Earlier this week, Santa Fe got a little snow storm, and now it is back to 50 degree weather and the snow is still hanging around. Thankfully, the campus has the bright colors of the graffiti wall to bring students out of the winter funk.
Free Graffiti Walls
posted by Kyleigh Carter
Outside of the King dormitory are the free graffiti walls where students can spray paint freely without running into trouble. These walls are a great creative outlet for students to showcase their talents with spray...
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