Category: graphic design

  •   For today’s New Media project, my team and I are still working on the Boot Scouts idea. In the program’s resourceful fashion, we borrowed another team’s member to be our scout model. He looked rather dashing in the red scarf. The hat is all him and how wonderfully fitting for today’s photos hoot. We…

  • (Above) Before and (Below) After Critique My team is designing a campaign for SCCA’s Summer and Evening Program. Though I’ve had my two cents for the other designers on this project on their assignments (we divided the work so that one of us does poster/print ads/web design– I got web design) my work has come…

  • The last project in Jill’s class involved collaborating with the first-years in the photography program next door. When they got the assignments back, they felt it was necessary to have a meeting about photographer-designer relations. Always in this program, we’re thinking, why didn’t you have this meeting before we started? But, I am beginning to…

  • Above: My Sandwich Bag Box Design (front) During this critique session, Ashlee (one of my classmates) produced a beautiful matchsticks box. It was nostalgically decorated and had “To Build a Fire” by Jack London printed on the back of it. That really enchanted me. That piece of ephemera transported me for a moment to a…

  • My finished materials from last weeks’ assignment. Three calendar months (Jan, Jun and Dec 2013), business card front and back, letterhead and No.10 envelope. When presenting this to the class, one of my classmates inquired as to how I had done it. I explained the photoshop steps (making illustrator vector spirograph patterns of different densities then using…

  • Last Friday, I had a meeting with the group of instructors (along with my team of Ted and Alex) to explain the progress of the Summer and Evening Marketing Materials Project. (More so, we need a catchier name for this assignment.) We presented the logo for the program and Chris made a face. He can’t…

  • I’ve started to design this final project of typography. It is a 12-page brochure explaining an Italian Bike Tour. I approached this style by first looking up travel posters. I wanted to convey the sense of tourism, sights to see, open air, emphasizing the locale. I saw a poster that collaged elements of the locale…

  • It never ends. I think that we’ve said everything there is to say about packaging. Design not for designers, but consumers. It’s about making something for a total stranger and making them fall in love with it. Define your product on the front. Make the display type unique, challenge the edges, perhaps. You have to…