Chisholm was invited to be part of Re:act, a road safety education and awareness campaign aimed at young drivers aged 17-25 for a second year running. It’s all about making our roads safer for everyone!
Chisholm’s Diploma of Graphic Design CUA50720 students entered billboard designs in this year’s national road safety campaign along with University and TAFE students from across Australia.
What makes it even more special is that Mount Eliza’s Ryan Scott is studying graphic design at Chisholm and his work is already featured on billboards across Melbourne.
His winning submission was shining bright on billboards across Melbourne with his important message for young drivers ‘Drive like your Grandma’s watching’!
“My grandma is always telling me to be safe on the roads. I really look up to my grandma and don’t want to disappoint her and thought that other kids would be able to relate. Even if your grandma isn’t alive anymore, I think you feel like they are always watching”.
The judges praised Ryan’s strong relatable image and positive messaging.
Learn more about our art, design and photography courses: www.chisholm.edu.au/career-fields/arts
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