Discover what our Interior Architecture & Design course is like from a student’s perspective.
Nicoline is one of our recent Interior graduates and has kindly agreed to share her experience.
Find out more about Marbella Design Academy, its programmes and the student community in her own words.
Last Friday, our Interior students toured the centre of Málaga, discovering some of the less well-known historical buildings. The first stop was the Sala María Cristina, a listed building with roots in the 15th-century Convent of San Luis El Real. The visit continued with another place unknown to many, and the students were surprised to…
Our former student and now-graduate fashion designer, Ksenia Korotkova, was selected to participate in the latest edition of Costa del Almeria Fashion Week.She presented her final graduation project, “Secret Garden”, inspired by the Rococo period, and talked about her studies at Marbella Design Academy, her inspirations, and details of the collection’s creation.And of course, you…
Discover what our Graphic Design course is like from a student’s perspective. Vilma is one of our recent Graphic Design graduates and has kindly agreed to share her experience. Learn more about Marbella Design Academy, its programmes, and the student community in her own words.
Discover what our Fashion Design course is like from a student’s perspective. Rana is one of our recent Fashion graduates and kindly agreed to share her experience.
One of the many resources at Marbella Design Academy is the Screen Printing studio. Students in Graphic or Fashion Design are most likely to use it, but let’s face it: we all like playing with paint! With this technique, you can create unique T-shirts, tote bags, fabrics for garments, or accessories… the limit is your…
“When Hiki met Mori” is an interactive book design, beautifully illustrated and animated by our second-year Graphic Design & Media student, Vilma Olsson. Her book is “A story about unexpected friendship”, and explores the Hikikomori syndrome which is a self-isolation condition commonly recognised in Japanese society.Ultimately, Vilma wanted to create a strong concept, and hopefully…