JCCC Graphic Design Spring 2025 Showcase

JCCC Fine Arts + Design Studios (FADS)

Thursday, May 8th, 2025

5:00 to 8:30 p.m.

Meet our Graduates

Madison Moore

Excited to graduate this May and dive into full-time design! I’m passionate about helping clients find exactly what they need, a skill I honed during years in retail, guiding customers to the best options for their pets and promoting healthy, natural diets. I love combining hands-on creativity, like painting, with digital design to create unique, meaningful work.

Dalton Lafitte

Dalton Lafitte is a recent graduate of Johnson County Community College with a passion for illustration. With a strong eye for detail and a love for creative problem-solving, she blends thoughtful user experiences with expressive visual storytelling. Throughout college, Dalton ran her own cleaning business, showcasing her entrepreneurial spirit, discipline, and commitment to excellence. She’s now focused on building impactful, user-centered designs that connect and inspire.

Ella Rogge

As a creative who finds joy in looking deeper, Ella specializes in unexpected ideation crafted to satisfy her design intent and need for nuance. She brings her quick wit and sense of humor into her designs if you look closely enough to notice them. Ella has been doodling since she knew how to hold a pencil, so she easily translates her ideas onto paper.

Amanda Upson

Amanda titles herself a “Jack of all Trades”, having started her creative journey in fine art before deciding that she also enjoyed graphic design. She’s done it all; drawing, digital illustration, sewing, embroidery, block printing, branding, editorial design, and more. Her creativity spans numerous mediums and functions, allowing all her skills to blend into each other to deliver unique designs.

Camille Parker

Camille is a graphic designer known for her precision, compassion, and bold flair. She specializes in clean UI, branding, and expressive vector illustration—all rooted in thoughtful design. Determined and detail-obsessed, Camille brings both heart and strategy to every project. When she’s not designing, she’s lifting weights, exploring art, or daydreaming about her future Audi R8.

Kate Meinke

Grounded in fine arts, Kate found her way to design through food; spending nearly a decade in Kansas City’s vibrant food scene. Co-founding a bakery deepened her understanding of how design shapes experience and tells a story. She approaches each project with curiosity and care, crafting designs that are intentional, engaging and lasting. Kate thrives on collaboration, fresh ideas, and the ever-evolving nature of design.

Hannah Hulse

Hannah is a graphic designer who loves creating playful, colorful designs and eye-catching illustrations. She brings a fun, friendly vibe to every project—whether it’s branding, packaging, or just doodling for fun! Inspired by the world around her, she finds creativity while hiking through the Rockies, dancing at music festivals, and spending time with her two fluffy pups. She’s always eager to infuse her work with energy, creativity, and a touch of whimsy.

Anna Ronan

Anna Ronan is a graphic designer and illustrator in Kansas City, MO. Typically known by her last name, Ronan brings maximalism and energy to the merchandise space through apparel design, promotional materials and digital illustration. While she primarily works with subjects in music or sports, she has a passion for helping people present their truest selves in any industry.

Cameron Ewers

Cameron Ewers, known as Camboun, is a multidisciplinary graphic designer rooted in Lawrence, Kansas. His journey began with crafting YouTube thumbnails, which evolved into a passion for illustration, photo manipulation, branding, and typography. Camboun thrives on merging these disciplines to create cohesive, innovative designs. With a keen eye for detail and a love for visual storytelling, he brings a unique perspective to every project he undertakes.

Meg O’Roark

Meg is a former software engineer turned designer who loves crafting intuitive, seamless experiences. She thrives on solving problems, simplifying the seemingly chaotic, and proving that less is often more. Meg believes the best results come from combining creativity with meaningful teamwork and approaches design the same way she approaches life, with curiosity, adaptability, and a deep appreciation for the journey.

Directions

Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art

JCCC Fine Arts + Design Studios (FADS)

Johnson County Community College

12345 College Blvd, Overland Park, KS 66210

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