Marvin Chang Designs Featured in Nationwide Target Collaboration | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Marvin Chang Designs Featured in Nationwide Target Collaboration

May 18, 2025
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Marvin Chang's "Heyday" Collection

Marvin Chang ’20, a Graphic and Motion Designer known for his passion for modern art and Swiss Design, was recently selected as one of three featured creatives to collaborate with Target on a special edition of the retailer’s Heyday product collection.

The limited-time series, which officially launched on April 27, is now available online and in Target stores nationwide. Drawing from his background in visual storytelling, Chang’s contributions reflect his signature design approach—harmonizing type, shapes, and colors to create compelling, contemporary compositions.

His work is prominently displayed alongside his name, photo, and a short artist bio. The collection will remain on display for the next six months.

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