Jessica Morneau - Portfolio

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J E S

S I C A

M O R

N E A U

My interest in art for the earlier part of my life was more of a hobby and appreciation than a livelihood. I began designing when I was engaged to be married in 2004. Unable to find any invitations that truly spoke to me, I took on the challenge of making my own. I discovered how much I truly enjoyed making something that was built around me, and that I had so many more possibilities. I am a firm believer that design is made for the recipient, and is never generic. It should be made custom to each individual and serves a specific purpose, whether it is in print, on the web, or everyday objects. Design is personal, intimate, and expressive.

I have a sincere love for Jazz and the mood that is carried with it. I gravitate towards shapes and lines from the art deco and art nouveau periods. The forms that accompanied that era are strong yet elegant, and timeless while being lively and mysterious. Their influence in my designs are recognizable, but with a clean, modern finish and a streamlined approach.

The overabundance of technology makes it easier to include distractions and unnecessary information that can often confuse or mislead a reader. There is a tendency to crowd a design with information and complexity. As a result, a message can often get lost in everyday design. I strive to create simple, straightforward designs with fresh, appealing palettes that are approachable and meaningful to each recipient.

Education:

2007-2009 Tunxis Community College

Associates in Graphic Design Program4.0 GPA, Deans List for Academic Excellence

Phi Theta Kappa nomination 4 pieces selected for Barnes Gallery

Student Exhibition

About the Artist

Contact: 860.329.1020 • [email protected] • 175 Hockanum Rd., Hadley, MA 01035-9776

Project:Brand identity for fictitious bakery named “On a Roll.” The bakery sells healthy food on-the-go (no dining in.) Logo should incorporate idea of freshness, speediness, and healthfulness.

Specs:2 Color LogoBusiness Card CompsFull-Color Advertisment

Classwork for TXCC Design Program, 2007

Logo &Design

IdentIty

Come in and sample one of our 16 varieties of fresh bread baked daily:

Italian Asiago Cheese

Whole Wheat Sourdough French Sundried Tomato Kalamata Olive Pumpernickle Roasted Garlic Olive Oil Stone-Ground Rye Sesame Seed Oat Nut Seven Harvest Foccacia Potato

Fresh BakedBread Loaves

2 for $7The best thing since sliced bread.

13 Bakery Ave., Seattle, WA 98107PH: (908) 777-3485 Fax: (908) 777-3486

www.onarollbakery.com

13 Bakery Ave. Seattle, WA 98107PH: (908) 777-3485Fax: (908) 777-3486


SandwichesSaladsSoups

BreadsPastriesCoffee

Tea

Business Card 1

Breads Pastries

Coffee & Tea

13 Bakery Ave. Seattle, WA 98107PH: (908) 777-3485 Fax: (908) 777-3486


Soups Salads Sandwiches

Business Card 3

Business Card 2

Sandwiches Salads Soups Breads Pastries

Coffee Tea



Business Card 4

13 Bakery Ave. Seattle, WA 98107PH: (908) 777-3485 • Fax: (908) 777-3486 www.onarollbakery.com

13 Bakery Ave.

Seattle, WA 98107

PH: (908) 777-3485

Fax: (908) 777-3486


Sandwiches

Salads

Soups

Breads

Pastries

Coffee

Tea

Business Card 1

Breads

Pastries

Coffee & Tea

13 Bakery Ave. Seattle, WA 98107

PH: (908) 777-3485 F

ax: (908) 777-3486


Soups

Salads

Sandwiches

Business Card 3

Business Card 2

Sandwiches Salads Soups

Breads Pastries

Coffee Tea

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A 98107

PH: (908) 777-3485 F

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A 98107

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ww.onarollbakery.com

13 Bakery Ave. Seattle, WA 98107PH: (908) 777-3485Fax: (908) 777-3486


SandwichesSaladsSoups

BreadsPastriesCoffee

Tea

Business Card 1

Breads Pastries

Coffee & Tea

13 Bakery Ave. Seattle, WA 98107PH: (908) 777-3485 Fax: (908) 777-3486



Business Card 3

Business Card 2

Sandwiches Salads Soups Breads Pastries

Coffee Tea



Business Card 4

13 Bakery Ave. Seattle, WA 98107PH: (908) 777-3485 • Fax: (908) 777-3486 www.onarollbakery.com


PH: (908) 777-3485Fax: (908) 777-3486

www.onarollbakery.comSandwichesSaladsSoupsBreadsPastriesCoffeeTea

Business Card 1

Breads PastriesCoffee & Tea


PH: (908) 777-3485 Fax: (908) 777-3486



Business Card 3

Business Card 2

Sandwiches Salads Soups

Breads PastriesCoffee Tea

13 Bakery Ave., Seattle, WA 98107

PH: (908) 777-3485 Fax: (908) 777-3486


Business Card 4


PH: (908) 777-3485 • Fax: (908) 777-3486 www.onarollbakery.com

12th Annual | June 5, 2009

Colebrook

Center

10:00am

Welcome to the annual

Colebrook 55K road race. The race in

open to a number of age groups, and

competition levels. The Colebrook 55K

is know to be one of the most beautiful

cycling courses in Connecticut's

northwest corner. The course is a USCF

sanctioned and certi�ed �fty�ve-mile

course.

The race starts promptly at 10:00am, at the

General Store located on route 183 in Colebrook

Center. From their runners will proceed left on

Bunnel Street, left on Stillman Hill Road, across route

182 to Colebrook road, left on Bricklemaier road, left

on Smith Hill road, �nishing at the Colebrook

Elementary School.

Athletes who participate in this competition will be

subject to formal drug testing in accordance

with TAC and IAFF rules. An ANSI

approved helmet is required for all

riders.

Additional details, directions,

entry fees, divisions & awards,

can be found on the road race

website or by calling the

road race hotline.

Bi

e

Race

TOUR COLEBROOK

De

Graphic Illustration

Graphic Illustration Left to Right: Poster for Tour de Colebrook Bike Race;

Saxophone, Barnes Gallery Selection Audrey, a digital portrait

All pieces are coursework for TXCC Design Program, 2008.

TheatersTREATI, Inc.

TREATI, Inc.TREATI, Inc.

Relax at home

and suppoRt

a gReat cause.

To learn more about TREATI, Inc., please see other side.

TREATI, Inc.

YES! I’ve checked all the excItIng sItes I’d lIke nOt tO see!

$10 Subway Tickets (not ridden)$20 Ice Skating in Rockefeller Center (not taken)$25 Photo With Celebrities (not taken)$35 Carriage Ride in Central Park (not ridden)$50 Shopping at Tiffany’s (Not Purchased)$75 Limo Sightseeing Tour (not taken)$100 Dinner in Manhattan (not eaten)$200 Broadway Musicals (not seen)$500 the WOrks!Total Amount Enclosed

NameAddressCity, State, Zip

Please make all checks payable to TREATI, Inc.Your gift is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Thank you for your generous donation!N

ON

profitLeft:

Three-piece mailing for Trauma Research,

Education, and Training In-stitute (TREATI) of the Trau-

matic Stress Institute (TSI) of Klingberg Family Centers. Mail-

ing produced to raise funds using a “nonevent,” 2008.

Clockwise: Front design, RSVP card, back design.

C.A.T.S.Child Abuse

Treatment ServicesHartford • New Britain

CATS is a project funded in part by:The Office of Victim Services, Superior Court Operations Division, State of Connecticut Judicial Branch, Victims of Crime Act and Victim Assistance Act Grant Program.

New Britain Satellite Office370 Linwood Street

New Britain, CT 06452

ROUTE I-84 WEST FROM HARTFORD OR EAST FROM WATERBURY• Leave I-84 at Exit 35 (Route 72 East--New Britain)--This is a left

hand exit • Take first exit (Exit 7, Corbin Avenue)• Turn right onto Corbin Ave., proceed to the fourth traffic light• At the light, take a left onto Shuttle Meadow Avenue• Take the right at second stop sign onto Linwood Street• Klingberg Family Centers is at the top of the hill

ROUTE I-91 NORTH FROM NEW HAVEN OR SOUTH FROM HARTFORD• Leave Route 91 at Exit 22N (New Britain)--Follow Route 9N• Leave Route 9N at Exit 24 (Routes 71 and 372 Kensington)--This

is a left hand exit• Follow 372 to the first set of lights• Turn right onto Route 71A (High Road/Kensington Avenue)• Take the second left, Cambridge Street• At the end of Cambridge Street, take a left onto Linwood Street• Klingberg Family Centers is at the top of the hill•

Hartford Main Campus:120 Holcomb Street

Hartford, Connecticut 06112

via I-91 North · Exit 35B — keep left on exit · Turn left onto Cottage Grove Road (RT 218) · follow to intersection of Blue Hills Avenue (RT187) · Turn left onto Blue Hills Avenue · Follow to 4th light (Holcomb Street) · Turn left onto Holcomb St · Main gate is 2nd driveway on the left via I-84 East · To I-91 North and Follow directions above via I-91 South · Exit 35B — turn right on exit · Turn right onto Cottage Grove Road (Rt. 218) · follow to intersection of Blue Hills Ave (Rt. 187) · Turn left onto Blue Hills Avenue · follow to 4th light (Holcomb Street) · Main gate is 2nd driveway on the left via I-84 West (From East of Vernon) · Exit right onto 291. · Follow to Rt. 218 · At light turn left onto Cottage Grove Road (Rt. 218) · Follow to intersection of Blue Hills Avenue (Rt. 187) · Turn left onto Blue Hills Avenue · Follow to 4th light (Holcomb Street) · Main gate is 2nd driveway on the left. PARKING · At the main gate follow driveway around to the right past garage · Park in lot past loading dock · Follow signs to Klingberg Family Centers

• Information regarding Victims Rights

• Aid in filing compensation forms• Trauma Focus Cognitive

Behavioral Therapy (TF- CBT) • Individual therapy• Family therapy• Group therapy• Crisis Counseling • Safety planning• Criminal justice support and

advocacy• Advocacy• Child supervision concurrently

during therapy sessions (when available)

• Transportation (when possible)

• In-Home Parent Support/Counseling

• Bilingual (Spanish) services when availableSE

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Thank You

Season’s GREENings

Right, clockwise.

3 Color Logo for LEED International, organization to help educate Africans and promote literacy, Coursework for TXCC Design Program, 2008.

Thank you cards for Klingberg Family Centers, Inc. Employee Recognition program, 2009.

Holiday Card for Klingberg Family Centers Employee Bonus, conveying green design initiative, 2008. Printed on recycled stock using biodegradable inks,

trifold design to hold giftcards and cut down on waste.

Mark Rothko, born Marcus Rothkowitz, September 25, 1903–February 25, 1970, was a Latvian-born American painter and printmaker who is classified as an abstract expressionist, although he rejected not only the label but even being called an abstract painter. Come delve into a deep collection of works from his early abstract period to his later surreal “multiform” paintings.

“ A picture lives by companionship, expanding and quickening in the eyes of the sensitive observer. It dies by the same token. It is therefore a risky and unfeeling act to send it out into the world. How often it must be permanently impaired by the eyes of the vulgar and the cruelty of the impotent who would extend the affliction universally!

” — Mark Rothko

New Britain Museum of American Art56 Lexington Street, New Britain, CT 06052 860.229.0257 www.nbmaa.org

Majo

r W

ork

s:

The M

aste

rs S

eri

es

Rothko

April 1-30, 2009

Ma

rk

John SingerS a r g e n tWhere others kept journals, John Singer Sargent

painted his, and his life can easily be chronicled by these records

in color and canvas. He loved people, yet was intensely

private. He painted the artists of his time, including

performers, poets, dancers, musicians, and writers Robert

Louis Stevenson, and Henry James. He painted the great

generals of the Great War, and the Bedouin nomads in their

camps. He painted grand allegorical murals, and his friends

as they slept. He was simply, a great man and a great

Artist.Private ColleCtionS March 15-April 30, 2009

New Britain Museum of American Art • www.nbmaa.org

30 Lexington Street , New Britain, CT 06052 • 860.229.0257

Cairo Trio, Leslie Helpert & Friends, Agua Marinha T r io

, and the Wallace Roney Quintet.

Eastern Magic, Chris Bakr iges T r i o,Eri Yamamoto Trio, A

rmando

Daniel Perez Trio, One for All, Bad

al R o y s F u l l Moon Q

uartet, Middle

Every

Columbus Day W

eekend th

e City of H

artford

is host t

o the Hartfo

rd Internatio

nal Jazz

Festival.

This f

estival p

rovides a wealth

of possi

bilities to

experie

nce some of th

e world’s m

ost creative

jazz

musicians.

Many choices a

wait the so

phisticated

jazz afic

ionado as well a

s those new to

the ja

zz genre.

Before or afte

r the M

ain Stage events,

you will b

e able

to enjoy music

by some of th

e areas best m

usicians a

t

many Encore Stages, w

hich are found in

resta

urants

and tave

rns with

in easy walkin

g distance of e

ach

other. The centra

l busin

ess distr

ict will b

e alive with

Jazz,

Blues, Latin

, and W

orld M

usic fo

r three glorio

us

days. P

urchase your ti

ckets t

oday and be part o

f

this unique cultu

ral exp

erience.

Downto

wn Hart

ford, CT

See the complete lis

t of venues,

performance times, a

nd ticket in

fo at

www.HIJF.com

The Hartf

ord Jazz

Society a

nd the C

ity of H

artford

Proudly

Presents

The H

artford

InternatIonal

Jazz

Festi

val

October 1

0 - 12, 2

009

inside private collections:

a rare look at

Sargent

new britain museum of american art www.nbmaa.orgJohn Singer

S e v e n t e e n t h A n n u a l

Klingberg Antique Auto ShowKlingberg Family Centers, New Britain, CT

Saturday, October 17, 2009 • 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Featuring a special display of:Connecticut-Made AutomobilesBallroom DancersGreat Oldies MusicDancers & EntertainersFabulous Fall MenusChildren’s Activities GaloreHundreds of Antique VehiclesAntique Bicycles, Vintage Radios, & Historical Displays

2009 Featured Cars:

Connecticut-Made

Automobiles

All spectator parking at Rock Cats StadiumFree shuttle service

Information & Directions:www.KlingbergAutoShow.com

General Admission

Seniors $5Children 12 and under free

Great fun for the entire family!

$8

Event Promotion

Cairo Trio, Leslie Helpert & Friends, Agua Marinha T r io

, and the Wallace Roney Quintet.

Eastern Magic, Chris Bakr iges T r i o,Eri Yamamoto Trio, A

rmando

Daniel Perez Trio, One for All, Bad

al R o y s F u l l Moon Q

uartet, Middle

Every

Columbus Day W

eekend th

e City of H

artford

is host t

o the Hartfo

rd Internatio

nal Jazz

Festival.

This f

estival p

rovides a wealth

of possi

bilities to

experie

nce some of th

e world’s m

ost creative

jazz

musicians.

Many choices a

wait the so

phisticated

jazz afic

ionado as well a

s those new to

the ja

zz genre.

Before or afte

r the M

ain Stage events,

you will b

e able

to enjoy music

by some of th

e areas best m

usicians a

t

many Encore Stages, w

hich are found in

resta

urants

and tave

rns with

in easy walkin

g distance of e

ach

other. The centra

l busin

ess distr

ict will b

e alive with

Jazz,

Blues, Latin

, and W

orld M

usic fo

r three glorio

us

days. P

urchase your ti

ckets t

oday and be part o

f

this unique cultu

ral exp

erience.

Downto

wn Hart

ford, CT

See the complete lis

t of venues,

performance times, a

nd ticket in

fo at

www.HIJF.com

The Hartf

ord Jazz

Society a

nd the C

ity of H

artford

Proudly

Presents

The H

artford

InternatIonal

Jazz

Festi

val

October 1

0 - 12, 2

009

Event PromotionLeft, clockwise.

Mark Rothko Exhibition poster, Coursework for TXCC Design Program, 2008

Poster for Hartford Jazz Festivall, Coursework for TXCC Design program, 2008

Black & White advertisement for Klingberg Family Centers Antique

Auto Show, Hartford Business Journal, 2009

John Singer Sargent Exhibition black and white

advertisement, Coursework for TXCC Design Program, 2008

John Singer Sargent Exhibition typography exercise,

Coursework for TXCC Design Program, 2008.

Contact:175 Hockanum Road

Hadley, MA 01035-9776

[email protected]

860.329.1020

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