
As the founder of Creative Women of the World, Lorelei enables women in poverty to start small businesses selling their own handmade crafts.
Graduates of the IWU Division of Art + Design epitomize the values instilled and honed in us during our college years. They live all around the world, work in the careers of their dreams, and utilize the skillsets gifted to them by God. Collectively, they have earned the titles of ceramicist, educator, cartoonist, art director, travel photographer, and designer. Highlighted below are just a few professionals who formerly walked our halls.
As the founder of Creative Women of the World, Lorelei enables women in poverty to start small businesses selling their own handmade crafts.
Specializing in food typography pieces for national and international commercials, billboards, and editorials, Danielle has worked for clients such as Target, Disney, Washington Post, Bath and Body Works, and McDonald’s.
Beginning with an internship at the world-renowned Hatch Show Print, Devin’s passion for printmaking earned him a full-time position after graduation.
Maggie’s artwork has been shown in exhibitions across the U.S. and focuses on bringing significance to the mundane aspects of life.
Christian started his own photography and cinematography business, Imaging by Christian. Since then his list of clients includes Southwest Airlines and Epic Assemblies.
Shortly after graduating, Eric moved to New York City where he's been featured in a variety of magazines and galleries across the country.