PLAN/T explores the fertile overlap between planning and planting—between the logic of pattern and the unpredictability of growth. Developed through a one-day workshop on-site at Texas State in San Marcos, this collaborative publication brings together contributions from participants who responded to a shared set of visual prompts derived from structured, line-based materials. 

Two dozen volunteers were invited to build compositions that blur the line between the organic and the orderly, drawing inspiration from modular design, natural systems, and the quiet intelligence of repetition. Working within time and color constraints, each student created a set of 2-color Risograph prints—each one a unique response to the generative tension between plan and plant, collected in a loose-leaf edition. 

The resulting work is a colorful garden of composition: vibrant, rhythmic, structured, and surprising.

Contributors include Susana Aegerter, Alex Arellano, Lauren Ash, Megan Ditto, Joshua Duttweiler, Rosana Duràn Garibi, Kat Hinson, Md. Tariqul Islam, Alice J. Lee 이정연, Stephanie Long, Katherine Pena, Nishra Ranpura, Erica Ryan, Tyler Schultz, Jennifer Seward, Molly Sherman, Meliana Simbolon, Sampriti Sinha, Maham Soomro, Vic Rodriguez Tang, Jaina A. Warren, Stephanie Wiesehuegel, Joshua Williams

Includes the original workshop brief and printed ephemera from the event. 

Composed and printed by Texas State Communication Design students and faculty, 2025

Softcover, [60] loose leaf pages, rubber-band bound, 2-color Risograph, 8.5 × 11 inches