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George Nichols IV, the 27-year-old behind Mailroom Season 2 winner Suspended Animation, treats his brand like the cartoons he grew up watching. Each capsule is like its own episode, themed after a particular moment or emotion that resonates with Nichols at the time. Sometimes it is coping with the stress of the pandemic. Other times it is preaching the message of perseverance to achieve your goals. The styles and colors might change up from capsule to capsule––a tie-dye shirt for the summer or a sweatsuit to lounge in––but it all remains rooted in positivity.
“I’ve always loved cartoons. I’ve always loved animation, drawing, things like that. How I took it as a child was that these characters were suspended in time. You can make them however you want, new illustration style, they can do anything. At the core of it is still the same exact character in every single episode,” Nichols tells Complex. “So, that’s the approach I’ve tak
Montserrat College of Art to welcome four new faculty members
COURTESY OF MONTSERRAT COLLEGE OF ART
Montserrat College of Art has hired four new full-time faculty to assist the college’s continued growth into media arts and other disciplines.
The new faculty will teach in the Animation and Interactive Media Program, the Liberal Arts Department and the college’s first-year Freshman Foundation Program. They are diverse in their educational backgrounds, teaching experience and geography, allowing for a greater breadth of thought and artistic practice to enrich Montserrat’s students’ experience. The college received more than 300 applications for these four faculty positions during our national search. These four new members represent the next generation of faculty for Montserrat. We are pleased that Montserrat s excellent reputation for arts and design education helped us attract such talented individuals to join our community, Kurt T. Steinberg, president, said.