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Description: Two sided offset fold brochure.

Programs: Adobe InDesign and Photo Shop.

Date: December 6, 2015.

Course: Communictions 130.

Instructor: Brother Kerr.

Objectives: We were asked to make a brochure like you see in a travel center cubby. We had to use at least one original logo designed for the project. Minimum of 250 words of body copy.

Process (Programs, Tools, Skills): I started with making my basketball logo in ado-be Photo Shop. I wanted to make a easy logo that I could add the company logo to that I was doing it for. I then created a two page document in adobe InDesign that had offset ruler guides to show where the folds would be. We were required to use a new logo for this project so I inserted the basketball I made in Photo Shop. I wanted to use a font that basketball players were used to seeing and wearing on there Nike Shirts. The color scheme was just a matter of using the scheme of the company logo “Protection1” so it matched and had a uniform flow. I found the prize images online and edited them in Photo Shop. I used the magic wand tool to select just the part of the image I wanted to it cold bleed off the page and not have any other background. I used a wood basketball court texture in the background that gave the white space a neat look and overall flow. I chose to use paragraph spacing for the body copy and felt that the white was easily legible.

Brochure

Business CardDescription: Business card designed using a personally created logo.

Programs: Adobe InDesign and Adobe Illustrator.




Process (Programs, Tools, Skills): I created the main frame of the bow in illustrator, by looking at an image of my PSE compound hunting bow. I used the shape tool to create a series of ovals and overlapped them. I then used the pathfinder tool to cut out most of the ovals to leave the limb of the bow. I then reflected the top of the bow (what I had just created) to the bottom, giving me an exact copy on the bottom side. I used the line tool to create the strings for the bow and that is how the bow image came together. Similarly to the bow I made the arrow in illustrator with the Star shape tool to get the broad-head and then the direct selection tool to make the trian-gle concave. The line tool made quick work of the arrow shaft and the fletchings.

I took these logos that I created in illustrator and placed them into a new document on In-Design. There made business cards with the rectangle tool and added text boxes as well. Used the rulers to get the correct alignment. I used a heavier weight-ed font for the company name to give it some contrast from the contact info, as well as giving it a serif-ed font and the body copy a sans-serif.

Mountain Mob Archerymtnmobarchery.com

Phone: [email protected] Red Road Boise ID 86664

Mountain Mob Archerymtnmobarchery.com

Phone: [email protected] Red Road Boise ID 86664

LogosDescription: Logos for a company

Programs: Adobe InDesign and Illustrator




Process: I had a lot of fun doing this project. Wish we had a whole semester to work on it. I sketched a bunch of rough designs and then created three. I got some market research from ten outside people and narrowed it down to the one design. I Chose a rustic typography to match my message. I used a pen tool on Adobe Illustrator, while looking at an image of a deer’s antler that I shot this month, to draw the antlers. I copied and reflected original image I drew to the other side. I set the left antler a little lower than the other side to give it a little asymmetry. I chose a smaller weighted font for “outfitting co” to give it some contrast. I aligned the typeface inside the antlers to tie in the focal point and tried to leave enough space so the white face didn’t get trapped. I felt like drawing an original antler would help the logo stand out compared to a lot of the same antlers you see in the market with different company names next to them. I chose to draw a realistic antler for the logo to set it apart. Most in the market are a real unrealistic antler. Doing so will tie in my target audience more effectively.

ImagingDescription: Take pictures on our own and edit them on Adobe Photoshop.

Programs: Adobe Photoshop.

Date: October 14, 2015.



Process: Used objects at work inside and outside the building. I Shot everything on my phone, I think it would have been easier to get better pictures with a good camera, while applying these principles. Used rule of thirds in all of the photos shot. Used photo shop to increase the layers of exposure and make the photos more vibrant and sharp. Sharpened eyes and hair on on “lead room” picture. Found the vibrant adjustment to be very useful on the inside pictures but even more on the outside. Had a great time and learned a lot.

Event AdDescription: We were asked to scan an image from a magazine or a book and create a fundraiser ad, using only Microsoft word to create it.

Programs: Microsoft word and a scanner.




Process: (Programs, Tools, Skills, FOCUS principles): Used my scanner at work to scan this picture from a sports magazine. Created the design in Microsoft Word. I had to place certain text boxes to cover text on the picture I didn’t want as well as others to make things work rhythm and alignment wise. I used the red on the Cavs jersey and the color of the basketball to create the fill color and outline of the rectan-gles to tie in some repetition. Used bigger text for the title and my quote.

12.16.15 Quicken loans arena

“Every 26 seconds one kid drops out of High School.”

Free fundraiser! We just need volunteers.

Come meet Lebron and help keep kids in school

Letter HeadDescription: We were asked to create a letter head that went with the business card we created.

Programs: Adobe InDesign and Illustrator.

Date: Novermber 8th, 2015.



Process: (Programs, Tools, Skills, FOCUS principles): I placed the same logos I cre-ated for the business cards in Adobe Illustrator and put them in an InDesign docu-ment. I used the bow leading from the edge of the page and the dashes to take you to the focal point of the company name and contact info. I tied in the website at the bottom right just to remind the audience to look us up online when they were done reading the document.

FlyerDescription: Black and white promotional flier for a graduate leadership conference.

Programs: Adobe InDesign.




Process: I made four sketches to try and get a base for how I wanted to align the flyer. I then used the sketches to create this piece. I used the black background and put all the text in white, my goal with that was to keep good white space and for the bigger items like the title and the image to contrast and stick out. I used two dif-ferent type faces and weighted them differently for contrast as well. I used the oval shapes to create repetition on the right and aligned all the text on the left. Also liked the ovals for an overall flow.

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October 218 a.m. – 5 p.m.

MontageDescription: A spiritual montage of horses and the outdoors. Blending of two or more images, and use of typography.

Programs: Adobe Photoshop.

Date: , 2015.



Process: I cropped an image I had from my phone to 8.5 x 11 inches for my back-ground image. Then I pulled a few more images from my phone of horses and horse riding. I put a mask on each image and used my brush with the 100% opac-ity setting to eliminate the hard edges of the images. I adjusted the opacity setting to 30% to soften the edges and then to 6% to make the whole image blend into the back ground. I repeated the process on the other image. I added a vibrant layer to the background image after copying the background. I put the quote and author in contrasting colors and type weight.

Web PageDescription: Web page design for a company that wanted a new logo and a new page.

Programs: Text Wrangler and Photo Shop.

Date: November 22, 2015.



Process: I put this web page together using text wrangler on a Mac computer in the lab on the BYU-Idaho campus. We were given the css and html documents and then edited the colors, fonts, logo, and verbage in text wrangler. The CSS changed the style like colors and fonts. The HTML is where I put in my own words and set up the headings. I made the logo in PhotoShop and sized it before linking it to the proj-ect folder. I matched the colors from my logo to the CSS using the hex codes from PhotoShop. The Eyedropper would portray the code when you hover over the color.

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