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Portfolio Kelly Starr

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Portfolio - Comm 130

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PortfolioKelly Starr

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Kelly [email protected] 480-612-772222331 E Via Del RanchoQueen Creek, AZ 85142

Contact

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Event AdFlierLogoMontagePhotodesignBusiness Card & StationeryWebpageBrochure

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Event AdDescription: An Event Ad that was created for a fictional event of a Half Marathon, benefiting Mental Illness Awareness.

Course/Instructor: Comm 130Jason Stucki

Date: 10/11/2015

Programs: Microsoft Word

Objective: To create an original event ad using at least one scanned image and only Microsoft Word application.

Process: I did quite a bit of research before starting this project. I learned that the area I chose has a tulip festival every year and that mental illness is highly common in that area. First I scanned my image, then cropped to the appropriate size. Then I inserted my image into a Word document. I then added a bright pink box over the image and chose a font that was bold and professional. I then added a light gray box to the bottom of the page added typography and a green mental illness awareness ribbon behind the font. I also added the green strokes to the left side and bottom of the page to tie in with the green ribbon.

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April 9, 2016 7:00 am

Run through the beautiful tulip fields of Skagit Valley. Proceeds benefit the treatment, care and awareness of Mental illness. $40 Early Registration Fee $60 Race Day Registration Race begins at Skagit Valley Historical Museum.

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FlierDescription: This project was a flyer intended to advertise an upcoming event for a business seminar. This seminar was for students graduating from college, who would be entering into the business world.

Course/Instructor: Comm 130Jason Stucki

Date: 10/04/2015

Programs: Adobe InDesign

Objective: To create a flier using Adobe InDesign

Process: For this project, I first sketched a few ideas for the layout. I then chose one layout and created it using many tools within the Adobe InDesign program. I used the rectangle frame tool to create the frames around phrases and pictures. I also used the color tools to create different shades of colors I wanted to use. From this project, I mainly learned how to use InDesign; I learned how to use the formatting and editing options within the program. I also learned a bit more about creating visual interest. Although I think things look “neat and tidy” when they symmetrical this does not create visual interest. This is something I still need more practice with, but I did learn a little more about it through this project.

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Do you want to gain the competitive edge in business?

GRADUATELeadership Conference

October 21, 8am - 5pmLincoln Convention Center

Vouant Communications is devoted to making tomorrow’s leaders gain essential leadership skills in the workplace. During this dynamic three day seminar, attendees will meet top executives of Vouant Communications to discuss breakthrough leadership techniques, while cultivating attributes of leadership that will market to any employer.

Conference is available to graduating Seniors. Space is limited. Register at www.vouant.com/leaders

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LogoDescription: Create a Logo for a fictional or non-fictional company

Course/Instructor: Comm 130Jason Stucki

Date: 11/1/2015

Programs: Adobe Illustrator

Objective: To create a logo for a compan using Adobe Illustrator

Process: First I decided on the company I was going to design the logo for. I chose a fictional company “Bicycle co.” which does rentals, sales and repairs of bicycles. I then decided to focus on a more casual audience versus a mountain biking crowd. I began sketching a few ideas. I was then able to enjoy getting to apply some things I have learned using Adobe illustrator to design three different logo ideas. I really enjoyed using the pen tool to trace a picture of a bike. After taking a vote from classmates and friends, I chose the most popular one and did some refining. I refined the typography, specifically the size of the c’s so they would be the same thickness as the rest of the font. I also designed the one logo pictured above using complementary colors, grayscale colors, and a solid color background with white font.

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MontageDescription: To create a montage of two or more pictures, with a spiritual message

Course/Instructor: Comm 130Jason Stucki

Date: 10/25/2015

Programs: AdobePhotoshop

Process:First, I cropped the background image to 8.5×11. I then used the Lasso tool on the image of Christ then added him to the background picture. With black paint and a 100% opacity, soft-edged brush, I painted away the hard image edges. With a larger black brush at 40 % I blended the image of Christ so that he appears to be a subtle piece of the image. I added some type with two contrasting fonts, then selected a color that was similar to the silhouette of the girl.

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PhotodesignDescription: To demonstrate good photography and image editing skills. Incorporating color into a poster layout with original photo.

Course/Instructor: Comm 130Jason Stucki

Date: 10/16/2015

Programs: AdobePhotoshop

Process:For this project, I first decided to take a picture. I wanted to find something beautiful and colorful. I feel like my photograph is a nice picture, but isn’t the colorful photo I wanted. I then chose the complementary color scheme of blue & orange.I edited the photo using PhotoShop. Then created the background, again, within PhotoShop.

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Business Card

& StationeryDescription: To create matching letterhead and business card designed using a personally created logo.

Course/Instructor: Comm 130Jason Stucki

Date: 11/8/2015

Programs: Adobe Illustrator & InDesign

Process: I created the logo using two stars overlapping each other. I then found a type that had a pointed “A” to fit in the arm of the star.I decided to make my first page a letterhead. I positioned the placed logo in the top left corner of my letterhead. I made sure to keep it at least .5 away from the edges. I added a double line stroke across the top of the page. Then I typed my contact information into a text box and positioned it on the right hand side of the letterhead. I also added a large copy of the star logo as a watermark and changed the opacity to 5%.For my business card I copied/pasted the logo onto one side of the logo. I then copied/pasted the star portion of the logo onto the other side, along with my contact information. I made sure, on this side, that my name was the most prominent portion of the card. Then I aligned my contact information to the lower right of the card.

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WebpageDescription: A web page designed to showcase a personally created logo.

Course/Instructor: Comm 130Jason Stucki

Date: 11/22/2015

Programs: Text Wrangler & Photoshop

Process: I created this web page using only TextWrangler. I had never seen or written any HTML/CSS. It was interesting to see how you could make a web page by only using a simple text editor. It was also interesting to use the http://www.W3.org HTML validator. It was useful to have something check to see if I had any problems with my code.

After I marked up all my content and inserted my image, I attached a pre made CSS document to my HTML. I then used the colors from my logo as the colors for my web page. I found these colors by opening Photoshop and using the eyedropper tool. I also changed my fonts to Myriad Pro & Times New Roman. The most challenging part of this project was learning how to adjust the centering of the logo. A fellow-classmate taught me how & I was able to give the logo a nice center alignment.

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BrochureDescription: A two sided (duplex) folding brochure

Course/Instructor: Comm 130Jason Stucki

Date: 12/6/2015

Programs: Adobe InDesign/Adobe Illustrator/Adobe Photoshop

Process: For this project I created a tri-fold brochure to showcase a fictional company, New England cruise line, using Adobe Indesign. First, I created a logo using Adobe Illustrator.

Then I wrote text for the inside columns, which helped to me to choose what photos I wanted to use. I then created the shape on the front page, using the pen tool and inserted a picture. I then inserted the text in columns, added pictures and edited the text so that there were no hyphens.

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