P9RyanGauvreau Portfolio

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Ryan Gauvreau Portfolio

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Portfolio for COMM 130 Visual Design.

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  • Ryan GauvreauPortfolio

  • Ryan Gauvreau1937 Arapahoe Basin CourtWildwood, MO 63090636.980-6505callmebrotherg.gmail.com

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  • MontageBrochureImagingLogosHTML / WebpageEvent AdLetterheadBusiness CardFlier

    Contents

  • Description A grove of almond trees blended with sun and snow images, created in Adobe Photoshop.

    Date 2/14/2015

    Course/Instructor COMM 130 Visual Design / Cory Kerr

    Objectives Create a unified layout with consistent theme and message using two or more blended images, including at least one mask.

    Process A picture of the sun was applied over the empty sky in the original picture, and a layer mask was used to get rid of everything but the sun and a beam of light. A picture of snow was lightly applied to the picture in order to add texture and further develop the clouds. The last step was in applying the words and then adding low-opacity white behind the black letters and low-opacity black behind the pink letters in blossomed in order to make them easier to read.

    Montage

  • Description A brochure for the fictional company LumoSys Technologies, created in Adobe InDesign.

    Date 3/28/2015

    Course/Instructor COMM 130 Visual Design / Cory Kerr

    Objectives Create an original logo and body text for a brochure. Include images, including one modified in photoshop, and text wrap.

    Process Sketches were done to get initial layout. Sections were divided by ruler lines and then gray spaces were set down to mark areas that would be cut out. Circles and lines were then set down. Pictures were Placed in the circles in order to crop them automatically. Text was added. Various color schemes were then tested, and the total result was polished up.

    Brochure

  • Description A demonstration of photography and image editing skills, created in Adobe Photoshop and Microsoft Word.

    Date 2/6/2015

    Course/Instructor COMM 130 Visual Design / Cory Kerr

    Objectives Adjust image levels, saturation, & other tools to alter a photo and use in design with accompanying text.

    Process Several pictures were taken with a digital camera. The best was edited in Photoshop for picture quality, then put into Word, where the Remove Background function was used to quickly crop the non-essentials, after which the image was returned to Photoshop and the rest produced. The red halo and facehugger help to draw attention to the figure.

    Imaging

  • Description Three logo variations for the same fictional nonprofit, created in Adobe Illustrator.

    Date 2/21/2015

    Course/Instructor COMM 130 Visual Design / Cory Kerr

    Objectives Create three unique, original logos that will appeal to the intended audience, using only Illustrator tools.

    Process Clip art of a chair was traced over with anchor points. The legs were drawn down, especially the leftmost leg, which had a round shape added to the end to make a musical note. Rounded rectangles were used to create the hands of the second logo, and the leg and rounded end in the first logo were reused for the note. For the third logo Lucida was used for the base of the larger letters. Additional shapes were added to thicken certain lines and dash through the C in order to make both resemble musical notes.

    Logos

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    Musical Chairities

    Musical Chairities

  • Description A webpage designed to display and describe a logo of my own design, created in Notepad++.

    Date 3/13/2015

    Course/Instructor COMM 130 Visual Design / Cory Kerr

    Objectives Using HTML and CSS, create a webpage to display a previously-created logo.

    Process After validating the webpage in its html-only form, I added CSS and proceeded to match the page to the preexisting color scheme. Gold was originally going to be used for the borders and header banner, and then for text in the header. Even after replacing the former with black, however, the gold still didnt fit anywhere and was replaced by white.

    HTML / Webpage

  • Description A flyer advertising a charity event, created in Microsoft Word.

    Date 1/30/2015

    Course/Instructor COMM 130 Visual Design / Cory Kerr

    Objectives Using a scanned, high-quality image, create a design for non-profit charity event.

    Process Asymmetry was used in the relation between the banjos, which causes the eye to run up and down the two. Some of the formatting was also influenced by the relation of the text tothe lefthand banjo. Complementary color was used not only to make the banjos stand out but also to highlight information or noteworthy information.

    Event Ad

  • Description Letterhead displaying a newly-designed logo, created in Adobe Illustrator.

    Date 2/28/2015

    Course/Instructor COMM 130 Visual Design / Cory Kerr

    Objectives Create a new logo and design a consistent layout for a letterhead design. Keep the design simple and include contact information.

    Process The sun was created by making a circle shape and chopping it in half. Rays were created with rectangles and rotated around a single point. The sun, with its green base (representing the horizon) was the logo proper, and was turned into a 5% opacity watermark at the bottom. A solid line was set behind the horizon to stretch across the page to connect to the contact information.

    Letterhead

  • Description A business card displaying a newly-created logo, created in Adobe Illustrator.

    Date 2/28/2015

    Course/Instructor COMM 130 Visual Design / Cory Kerr

    Objectives Using the letterhead logo, create a simple design for a business card, including all relevant contact information.

    Process A solid red line travels down from the horizon in order to provide alignment for the test. A company slogan was provided in order to fill up white space. Green and red text were used for the font in order to blend with the red line (contact info) or stand out (the name).

    Business Card

  • Description A flyer advertising a business conference, produced in Adobe Photoshop.

    Date 1/23/2015

    Course/Instructor COMM 130 Visual Design / Cory Kerr

    Objectives Apply design principles, appropriate typography, and InDesign skills to create a basic flier.

    Process After trying out several combinations it seemed that the images weight should be put on the right side of the flyer. Small circles trace the imaginary line from the figures eyes to the bolded question. Circles are used elsewhere for additional information beyond the initial sell. These circles are aligned with each other and with the logo in the lower-right corner, which diagonally opposes the largest and most noticeable circle.

    Flier