Artist Biography
Jacqueline Morris is from a small town called Westminster, Mass. She is a graduating senior that is majoring in Graphic Design to get her BFA May 2024. Jacqueline Morris originally fell in love with visual communications in high school, where see took multiple graphic design classes. What also really inspired her was her love for sports and seeing all the sports design on social media and what is in stadiums. Jacqueline Morris’s special talent for sports design is what makes her stand out. She views it as a powerful way to convey the spirit and thrill of sports. Whether it’s creating jerseys, team logos, or marketing materials, Jacqueline Morris loves the challenge of combining her artistic talent with the enthusiasm and competitive spirit of sports. Jacqueline Morris has done three internship that were sports based which were Boosted Biz, Massachusetts Pirates, and The Athletic Academy. Her goal is to become a sports Graphic Designer in the near future.
Contact:
Email: [email protected]
My Work: jacquelinemorris.myportfolio.com
Thesis Abstract
Tackle Dash is a ground-breaking program that combines the competitive spirit with the admirable goal of increasing public awareness and support for a range of medical illnesses. Fundamentally, Tackle Dash is a charity football game in which two teams go head-to-head. In contrast to traditional games that are only about winning, this one goes beyond the field by using its platform to raise awareness of those who are fighting a variety of illnesses. Every year, a carefully curated list of illnesses is featured, including Crohn’s disease, diabetes, breast cancer, sickle cell anemia, and mental health issues such as depression. Tackle Dash uses the thrilling rivalry between teams on the football field to highlight health concerns that are sometimes ignored while promoting a sense of community and support. Crohn’s disease and diabetes are highlighted this year, emphasizing the continued dedication to addressing health issues with courage and compassion.