Aaron DeYoe | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Aaron DeYoe

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A red haired man is sitting in front of a cyan colored background, the man has a turtleneck on and he is biting onto the neck fabric of the shirt

  • Faculty
  • Alumni '10, MFA

Education
MFA, Minneapolis College of Art and Design
Website
aarondeyoe.com

I am a graphic designer currently working in advertising and marketing. Over the past 10 years I have designed publications, retail spaces, exhibition spaces, branding systems, and packaging for a range of clients both small and large. In my spare time, I've been exploring film photography and buying too many cameras on ebay.

Work

News about Aaron DeYoe

19 July 2024
MCAD Alumni and Faculty Showcase Artistry at Books and Zines Market
21 April 2022
DeYoe Introduced Into the FPC Artists Hall of Fame
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