Poly-Kroma 2025
Poly-Kroma 2025
Date: April 26, 2025Location: Kellogg University Art Gallery
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Poly-Kroma consists of three distinct shows that celebrate Visual Communication Design and Fine Art directly resulting from coursework completed within the Art Department. The two main exhibition components of Poly-Kroma include: the Industry Portfolio Showcase—also known as the graduating senior Visual Communication Design majors exhibition; and the 2D3D+ Juried Student Art Show—the annual Art Department’s student exhibition.
Saturday, April 26 ~ May 18th, 2025
Polykroma 2025 On-Site Exhibition
Polykroma will be on display at the Kellogg University Art Gallery (Building 35A) beginning Saturday, April 26th!
Saturday, April 26, 2025 (12-4PM)
Industry Day -
Senior Portfolio Showcase
Industry Day aka the Senior Portfolio Showcase functions as a capstone experience for the Visual Communication Design major, and serves to present the work of seniors to the professional and surrounding community.
Thursday, May 1, 2025 (6-8PM)
Polykroma 2025 | 2D3D+ Opening & Awards Ceremony
The 2D3D Juried Art Exhibition features art and graphic design work made by students in Visual Communication Design courses. Awards are presented to outstanding works of fine art and visual communication design.
Thursday, May 1, 2025 (8-9:30PM)
Motion Design Festival - Screening & Awards
Join us at the Kellogg University Art Gallery on Thursday, May 1, 2025, from 8–9:30 PM for the Motion Design Festival Screening & Awards, showcasing outstanding student work in animation, motion graphics, and time-based media.
Monday, May 19, 2025 (10AM - 12PM)
Family & Friends Day
Join us at the Kellogg University Art Gallery on Monday, May 19, 2025, from 10AM-12PM for our Family & Friends Day post-commencement viewing event.
Say Hello to Our 2025 Jurors!
Maggie Hung
Maggie is a Los Angeles based artist, also going by HeyMugi, focusing on creating characters that capture the whimsical freedom of childhood. Many are brought to life through small handmade sculptures.
Dylan Garrett Smith
Dylan Garrett Smith is an award-winning artist, illustrator, designer, and filmmaker whose work is a product of his views regarding humanity’s relationships with—and the continually growing distance from—the natural world. Over the last 15 years, Smith has created for over 300 clients in the entertainment industry, shown his work in over 120 exhibitions, created album art for nearly 100 releases, and has seen his work printed internationally in over 40 publications.
Hung Lee
Hung is the co-founder and creative director of BIEN, the inclusive motion studio dedicated to advocating for greater diversity behind the scenes and more accessible content for all audiences. A Vietnamese American immigrant, Hung moved to the U.S. as a teen, studying graphic design at the University of Houston, where he eventually discovered his passion for motion design. With over 20 years of experience, he has worked with renowned design studios like Digital Kitchen, R/GA, Imaginary Forces, Yu+Co, WeAreRoyale, and Elastic, as well as agencies such as 50,000 feet and Weber Shandwick.
Will Kim
Will Kim, born in Los Angeles and raised in both LA and Seoul, South Korea, is a filmmaker, artist, and animation educator at Riverside City College, where he directs the RCC Animation Program. A professional member of ASIFA-Hollywood and a voting member for the Annie Awards, he holds an MFA in Animation from UCLA and a BFA in Character Animation from Cal Arts.
Artwork Listing
Yesina Dorado
Nevermind The Oven Let’s Smoke Some Pork
Nico A. Morales
1896 Travel Posters!
Quyen Vu Huynh
Beauty of Crafts
Quyen Vu Huynh
Self-Portrait
Quyen Vu Huynh
Treasure Box
Rachel Johnson
Porcelain Tears
Amaiyah Cortez
Serenity
Emyrooss Alonso
Untitled
Bethany Chang
The Shore of Hualien
Kira Soligian
Self Portrait
Dom Almario
Madame Rouge
Catherine Vicuna
The Perspective of Mushrooms
Shanne Santos
The MesoReptilia Museum
Brianna King
Renaissance Still Life
Gerson Santiago
Mom & Dad
Ruby Olguin
Aaron Siskind 1-3
Chenin De Guzman
Thomas G. Anderson - Mentor Project
Ashley Tossounian
Woven in Perfect Imperfection
Amanda Torres
Trypophobia
Jocelyn Flores
Cat Totem (Self-Portrait)
Athena Aguilar
Lola’s Memories
Bella Wong
Comfy Yuna Series
Isabelle Valmores
Cerberus
Patty Leemattanant
Eternal Shine
Jasmine Guevara
Woman
Ashley Kim
“American War” Graphic Props
Amy Cortes
Mark Making Project
Alex Brito
Longing
Alex Brito
Budding Opportunities
Tiffanie Li
Miss Apple
Se En Park
Mid-Flight
Steven Fernandez
Venus De Light
Alexandra Loreine Junio
Poach Protest Screenprint Poster
Ashley Kim
Shapes
Mia Cherry
“ We Will Werq” Brand Guide
Angelica Leal
Still Life, White on Black Drawing
Catherine Vicuna
Organic Transparency
Sophie Hoang
Aura Maxed Album Package
Lauren Wong
The Etymology of English in Greek Myths
Rachana Jukanti
Rise
Se En Park
Noot Noot
Lisa Romero
Bacon’s Bacon
Annie Salazar
Distorted Self Portrait
Milania Ballesteros
Matboard Still Life
Faith Lucas
Mono Lake/Landscape Project
Aiko Aquino
“crave” 5D Final App Prototype
Nicholas Tong
Car Drift/JOURNEY INTO THE Z-DIMENSION
Ashley Stelzer
No Mooreals
Brennie Dinh
Untitled
Rachel Lam
Inner Self
Sharlayne Sunglao
Art in Space and Time: A Collection of Experiences and Observations
Calynn Hoang
Orchid of Light
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Polykroma 2025 Awards
2D3D+ Awards
Fine Art Honorable Mention
Rachel Johnson
Porcelain Tears, Spring 2025
Prize amount: $50
Fine Arts 1st Place
Quyen Huynh
Treasure Box, Fall 2024
Prize amount: $75
2D Design 1st Place
Shanne Santos
The MesoReptilia Museum, Spring 2024
Prize amount: $75
3D Design 1st Place
Isabelle Valmores
Cerberus, Fall 2024
Prize amount: $75
4D Design 1st Place
Lauren Wong
The Etymology of English in Greek Myths, Fall 2024
Prize amount: $75
Motion Festival Awards
3rd Place
Dom Almario
Madame Rouge, Fall 2024
Prize amount: $25
2nd Place
Joshua Brase
The Creative Process, Fall 2024
Prize amount: $50
1st Place
Erik Silverio
Light Across Life, Fall 2024
Prize amount: $75
POLY-KROMA 2025 ON-SITE EXHIBITION: CALL FOR ENTRIES
The 2025 annual jury-reviewed 2D3D+ Student Art Exhibition will be initially digitally juried again this year. Its physical iteration to occur on-campus during the Spring 2025 semester. Please note that dates and events, submission terms and procedures are subject to change, or postponement, based on State and/or University directives at any given time. At this time, and until any further notice is provided, the current Terms of Submission for this year’s 2D3D+ will be found under the Submission Info tab and on the Poly-Kroma website.
2D3D+ Entry Submission
Click below to apply to 2D3D+
NEW 2025 TERMS OF SUBMISSION
Digital Entry Submission Forms are used this year to submit work to 2D3D+. Necessary details for what to provide with your submission are listed below. These will need to be submitted no later than March 21, 2025.
All graduating seniors and Art students of all levels are encouraged to participate with their best work from any CPP Art Dept. classes created from March 2024 thru March 2025.
Email notifications of selected and non-selected works will be sent on or around April 1, 2025 to each student’s @cpp.edu email.
If selected, artwork must be physically dropped off at the Kellogg University Art Gallery (35A) on:
Tuesday–Wednesday, April 8–9, 2025, from 9am–4pm
No exceptions.
This year, ARTWORK RETRIEVAL begins post-commencement, for graduating Seniors only, after our:
FRIENDS & FAMILY DAY EVENT
Monday, May 19, 2025 @ 9am–4pm
No artwork may be picked up prior to 4pm on May 19.
1. SUBMISSION ENTRY LIMITS: NO MORE THAN 3 ENTRIES PER STUDENT
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Entries with multiple parts count as 1 entry
(e.g., VCD/Graphic Design packaging designs, branding campaigns, poster series, gameboards, diptychs, triptychs, ceramic sets, etc.)
- If one or more components of a series are rejected, the entire entry may be rejected. -
Entries must have been completed within the last year.
(March 2024 – March 2025) -
Entries must be part of Art Department class coursework.
(No extracurricular or non-CPP Art Dept. work.)
2. DIGITAL SUBMISSION ENTRY FORMATS
For all digital artwork entries (2D, 3D, 4D & 5D), submit:
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A high-resolution image of the artwork
(Max file size: 10MB)
Filename format:
Lastname_Firstname_Course#_SemesterYear_ProjectName.jpg
For multi-part artworks
Submit 1 quality image that shows the entire grouping and best represents your work.
For 3D/2D works needing multiple views or close-ups
Use 1 binary image (a single image containing both views), with captions:
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3D: “front-view” and “side/back-view”
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2D: “full-view” and “detail”
For books or video works
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Binary image with 2 stills
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Full PDF (books) or video link (video works) must also be submitted
For 4D and 5D works
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Provide duration: ___ : ___ : ___ (hr : min : sec)
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4D: Upload .mp4 video file (Max size: 1 GB)
Filename format:
Lastname_Firstname_Course#_SemesterYear_ProjectName.mp4 -
5D: Submit UX/Web link
3. ARTWORK SUBMISSION ENTRY FORMS
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Forms available: March 3, 2025
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Due: March 21, 2025 by 12pm (noon)
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Submit one form per artwork
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All selected works must be ready to hang or display
Each submission form will be sent to your @cpp.edu email.
Didn’t receive it? Email polykroma@cpp.edu