Touch Some Grass, 4th-year Digital Media Design Program Thesis Exhibition
organized an exhibition to celebrate four years of creativity, technical excellence, and professional development.

Touch Some Grass, the 4th-year thesis exhibition by students from the Digital Media Design Program at Bangkok University International College celebrated the culmination of four years of creative exploration, technical development, and professional growth. The exhibition showcased a diverse range of final-year projects that demonstrated the students’ ability to integrate design thinking, digital innovation, and user-centered solutions to address real-world industry and community needs.Through interactive media, branding, animation, UI/UX design, motion graphics, digital storytelling, and multimedia experiences,


students demonstrated not only technical proficiency but also a strong grasp of contemporary design challenges. Each project showcased students’ ability to research, conceptualize, and develop creative outcomes that balance artistic vision with practical application. The exhibition provided a platform for students to present original ideas and engage audiences through meaningful, innovative digital experiences. More importantly, Touch Some Grass marked a significant milestone in students’ academic and personal journeys. The process of creating thesis projects fostered independent thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, and adaptability, skills essential in today’s evolving creative industries. By presenting their work in a professional exhibition, students gained valuable experience in project presentation, audience engagement, and industry communication.

The exhibition also reflected the program’s commitment to preparing students for careers as future-ready design professionals. As the graduating class concludes its four-year degree journey, Touch Some Grass symbolizes both an ending and a beginning: the transition from students to emerging creatives ready to contribute to the fields of digital media, communication design, and creative technology.



Through their work, the graduates demonstrated confidence, professionalism, and the creative potential to shape the future of digital design.
