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Graphics Instructor Chosen to Design Industry Art

Published on January 9th, 2018. Last updated May 8th, 2023.

Kyle Greenwood, an instructor in both the Graphic Design and Interactive Media online and on-campus programs at Toronto Film School, has been selected to design the 2018 RGD Certification Sticker.

“I am thrilled to have been selected to design the 2018 membership sticker for RGD. This is a great opportunity that allows me to celebrate an organization that has been integral to my career and growth as a designer.”

According to the RGD website, “the RGD Communications Committee has selected Kyle Greenwood RGD to design the RGD Certification Sticker for 2018. The Sticker will be distributed to certified RGD Members across Canada to be added to their RGD Certificates and Membership cards, representing another year of commitment to professional standards, ethical conduct and industry best practices.”

Read more on the RDG website in this article.

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