Chloe Rumble
Chloe has demonstrated excellence in work ethic and animation practice throughout her studies as well as commitment to community through helping other students, and general program engagement.

Luiza Alberti (Ana Luiza Souza Alberti)
Luiza has demonstrated excellence in animation practice, including her final project. Her approach has embraced expanded animation practice, combining 2D, 3D, and mixed media. Her appetite for experimentation has pushed boundaries in design and animation process.

Elisheva Millner
Elisheva has demonstrated excellence in animation practice throughout her studies as well as commitment to community through helping other students, and general program engagement.

"Ecliptic" - by Sophie Tan, Ben Mifsud, Will Drummond, Tara Brown, Julia Guevarra and Gyles Whytcross
For their ongoing professional commitment to team production, creativity and art direction.

Angelique Jorre De St Jorr
Angelique has cultivated an impressive critical practice at the nexus of 3D, interaction, and motion design, creatively engaging with A.I., neurodivergent experience, and climate change.

Peiyu Chen
Peiyu is highly regarded for rigorously exploring the post-human, consciousness, and digital power dynamics through her outstanding series of character, UI/UX, and interactive 3D works.

Johnsen Cummings
Johnsen excelled scoring and sound designing multiple animation projects during his time at RMIT, while also taking on professional soundtrack and audio engineering projects in TV, film and theatre.

Marrisa Tuangthong
Marisa's commitment is instrumental in creating a supportive community and organizing student-run workshops within the realm of Communication Design through her involvement with Ctrl+ Collective. Additionally, she plays a significant role in the Communication Design graduate show.

Clarise Sum
Clarissa is a highly engaging and intellectually-driven individual who demonstrates a strong commitment to her practice, as well as a willingness to share her expertise and knowledge with others in our design community. She has received two nominations in recognition of her contributions.

Design for Aerial Acrobatics by Janina Ariel Ahadi
Airwalker is a self-practice app for aerialists and pole dancers that emphasizes safe training and fosters a strong sense of community and belonging. It encourages a realistic approach to the practice journey, celebrating both training and rest days.

Hestia by Ishan Raj
Combining an authentic frying experience with effortless cleaning and maintenance, Hestia is an enduring air fryer that fosters an emotional connection with the time-conscious user.

Katapuls Walkers – Posterior Walkers for Children with Friedreich’s Ataxia by Megan Myburgh
Proposing a specialised walking device designed for children with Friedreich's Ataxia (FA), a rare inherited neurological condition, to address the limited availability of suitable posterior walkers in Australia. Informed by insights from medical experts and market analysis, the customised solution aims to enhance mobility, independence, and social integration for children with FA, significantly improving their overall quality of life.

Razniya Sye
Razniya demonstrated exceptional ambition followed by rigorous research, reflection and then clarity, in choosing a very complex system-driven topic which she then distilled into a focused narrative. She unpacked this narrative into components to make a game for children and adults to play.

Katherine Yang
GoodDye is a material-led textile innovation project aiming to circularise the dying industry by transforming agricultural waste into regenerative dyes. The project also proposes a business model to inform technical and commercial viability. The fashion and textile industries have long been plagued by the detrimental environmental impacts of synthetic textile dyes which involve water pollution, biodiversity loss, and adverse effects on human health. Adopting a more-than-human design approach with an empirical design methodology, the research examines the traditional method of colour generation and identifying the challenges of current practices.

Ka Yiu Lau
Ka Yiu has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to her studies in MDIT, characterized by a tireless work ethic and a dedication to mastering new technologies. Her ability to adapt to an ever-evolving field is exemplified by her innovative use of clay printing and mass-customization in her major project, Clay-Vive. This project investigates the potential implications of 3D ceramic printing on sustainability and the evolving dynamics of human-object relationships by exploring the intersection of technology, individual perception, and environmental consciousness.

Yana Fidan
During her time at MAGI, Yana has built on a foundation in fine art practice to develop a nuanced, idiosyncratic and truly original approach to storytelling through animation. Jana has exhibited an excellence in her work at MAGI that is driven by both curiosity and academic rigour.

Dane Lui
Dane's generosity as a practitioner has made him a central and valued member of the MAGi community. His quiet confidence and calm - along with his exceptional technical problem solving skills, have allowed him to both contribute significantly to the learning of his peers as well as engage at a high level, with a range of technically diverse projects within his own practice.

Duncan Corrigan
Duncan's practice is characterised by a playful questioning of convention. Throughout his time at MAGI, Duncan had created engaging experimental works that push against assumptions around what games are and into the potential of what they can be. He has naturally and generously taken on leadership in many contexts; his contribution to his peers and to the program itself has been significant.