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In February, four designers from the Creative Strategy and Design team had the privilege to talk with the design students from our alma mater, East Carolina University. We spoke about Red Hat, the work we do, open design principles, the "real world", and what we’ve learned since graduating college. The main themes of the day were to always believe in yourself, collaboration is paramount, trust in your education, don’t sell yourself short, always allow for room to grow your skills, and find out what you are good at and go after it.
We shared a variety of our work and we're proud to represent open design at Red Hat.
Red Hat and the senior graphic design class at East Carolina University
Red Hatters and ECU alums with our amazing professor
Presenting the design work we create at Red Hat and the value of open design
And, here is a sample of work we shared with the students:
2016 Red Hat Summit, San Francisco
2016 Red Hat Summit Metreon ads, San Francisco
Red Hat Creative Strategy and Design team at Summit!
Poster series design for our community projects
Community Central at Red Hat Summit
Open Source Stories branding guidelines
Open Source Stories poster series