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    Paul Morgan318 Pioneer Road

    Rexburg, ID 83440

    801.819.9187

    [email protected]

    ContactMontage

    Logos

    Letterhead

    Business CardBrochure

    Flier

    Event Ad

    Web Page

    Imaging

    Table of Contents

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    MontageDescriptionA document made in Photoshop using multiple images, masks, and the brush tool.

    DateJune 1, 2014

    Course/InstructorComm 130, Kerr

    Programs/ToolsI used Photoshop and t he brush tool to create my design. I also used the stamp tool in

    places.

    ObjectivesUse the FOCUS design process with strong focal pointn and flow.

    Unify a layout with a consistent t heme and dominant message.

    Learn to blend two or more images together gradually, using masks.

    Demonstrate more advanced Photoshop ski l ls for layout with mu ltiple elements

    Use a mask to apply a f i l ter to one part of the image

    Apply typography principles.

    Select high quality images.

    ProcessFor this project I used five images in total. I used three images to create the photo and

    two to add texture. I had to outl ine each image with the lasso tool and place and resizethem appropriately. I then used various tools and effects to edit each one unti l their

    color was just r ight. I used the transparency tool while blending each image to appear

    ju st rig ht . L as tl y, I pl ac ed th e te xt an d rec ta ng le in th e b ot to m rig ht ha nd co rn er.

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    LogosDescriptionI have created three logos for the same company, Wolf Muay Thai, a f ictional martial arts

    club.

    DateJune 8, 2014

    Course/InstructorComm 130, Kerr

    Programs/ToolsI used Adobe Il lustrator, especial ly the pen tool in creating t hese.

    ObjectivesCreate three completely different, original logos to f i t a company or personal image that

    wil l appeal to the audience.

    Use only Il lustrator tools to create and draw logos.

    Gather opinions from at least ten people about which logo appeals to them most.

    ProcessTo create these logos I used several different fonts and the pen tool to create the

    outl ine of the wolfs head. I found this image of a wolf onl ine and just outl ined it and

    then fi l led in the colors. In the f irst logo I used t he shape tool and l ine tool to add

    emphasis to the ti tle and graphic. In the last logo I tr ied to only use typography, so

    to add interest I changed the shape and length of the T. However, I found that most

    people did not enjoy this. The first logo was the most l iked amongst my peers.

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    Letterhead

    FROM THE DESK OF PAUL MORGAN, PRESIDENT OF RELIC, INC.801.819.9187 318 Pioneer Road Rexburg, Idaho [email protected]

    RELIC, INC.RELIC, INC.DescriptionLetterhead created for the company Relic, Inc. This was my fictional guitar rel ic

    company. I wanted the designs to be bold and masculine to better appeal to the

    audience.

    DateJune 15, 2014

    Course/InstructorComm 130, Kerr

    Programs/ToolsI created this letterhead in InDesign and mainly used the rectangle tool and text tool.

    ObjectivesUse the basic tools in Il lustrator and InDesign.

    Create a new logo to f i t a company or personal image.

    Use the new logo to design a consistent layout for a stationery.

    Apply typography rules.

    Keep designs simple and with plenty of white space.

    Include contact information.

    ProcessI decided to keep the logo simple and bold to better represent the company. The colors

    on the stationery best represent the company. The simple colors are bold and definitive.I struggled to format the font appropriately, but I think in the end it worked out quite

    nicely.

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    Business Card

    RELIC, INC.

    PAUL MORGAN, PRESIDENT

    RELIC, INC.

    801.819.9187

    318 Pioneer Road Rexburg, Idaho 83440

    [email protected]

    RELIC, INC.RELIC, INC.

    DescriptionA business card created for the same company as the letterhead, Relic, Inc.

    DateJune 15, 2014

    Course/InstructorComm 130, Kerr

    Programs/ToolsI used InDesign to create t his simple, yet effective business card design.

    ObjectivesUse the basic tools in Il lustrator and InDesign.

    Create a new logo to f i t a company or personal image.

    Use the new logo to design a consistent layout for a business card.

    Apply typography rules.

    Keep designs simple and with plenty of white space.

    Include contact information.

    ProcessTo create this business card I used the same logo as on the letterhead and stayed with

    the same colors. I l iked the difference in grays to add interest on each side. The design

    is simple and streamline to focus on the name of the company and t he name on the

    card, in this case, the president of the company.

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    BrochureDescriptionA tr i-fold double sided brochure created for a f iction al company, Rexburg Relic.

    DateJuly 13, 2014

    Course/InstructorComm 130, Kerr

    Programs/ToolsI used Il lustrator to create th e guitar pick logo. I then used InDesign to format the layout

    of the brochure.

    ObjectivesSet up and al ign a two-sided, folded document.

    Create an original company logo and use it in a brochure.

    Incorporate quality images.

    Write at least 250 words of copy with three paragraphs, headers, and subheaders.

    Tri for a ful l bleed and print in duplex color.

    ProcessThis project was very diff icult! I found it interesting learning how to implement al l of the

    different methods and rules we have learned this semester int o one double sided page.

    I started with the background of the brochure and then added t he text. I added the

    pictures last to bring it al l t ogether.

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    Flier

    GRADUATELEADERSHIP CONFERENCE

    Vouant Communications is devoted

    to helping tomorrows leaders gain

    essential leadership skills in the

    workplace. During this dynamic

    three-day seminar, attendees

    will meet with top executives of

    Vouant Communications to discuss

    breakthrough leadership techniques,

    while cultivating attributes ofleadership that will market to any

    employer.

    Conference is available to

    graduating seniors. Space is limited.

    October 218 AM 5 PM

    Do you want to have the competitive edge in business?Come learn how at Vouant Communications

    annual Graduate Leadership Conference.

    Registration and more information available at http://www.vouantcomm.com/leaders.

    Lincoln Convention Center

    DescriptionBlack and white f l ier promoting a graduate leadership conference.

    DateMay 9, 2014

    Course/InstructorComm 130, Kerr

    Programs/ToolsBasic Adobe InDesign tools.

    ObjectivesApply design principles and use appropriate tpography.

    Incorporate basic InDesign ski l ls to improve basic f l ier layout.

    Retr ieve image and logo from l inks online.

    Create a proejct folder with image, logo, and InDesign document to keep l inks in

    InDesign intact.

    ProcessI made four initial sketches to give me an idea of what I wanted my fl ier to look l ike. I

    then decided upon a f inal sketch and began to create it using InDesign. I used a mixture

    of textboxes, the rectangle tool, and the gradient to ol to create a clear, but aesthetical ly

    pleasing design.

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    Event AdDescriptionA fl ier made exclusively in Microsoft Word that advertised a charity campaign known as

    Moustache Madness.

    DateMay 18, 2014

    Course/InstructorComm 130, Kerr

    Programs/ToolsMicrosoft Word.

    ObjectivesComprehend image sizing

    Find, scan, and import a high-quality image

    Create a ful l bleed design.

    Choose a color scheme and typefaces that work for the message and audience.

    Learn to use only Word design features without using any Adobe programs.

    ProcessI began by scanning in an image from a magazine. I then cropped and edited in

    Microsoft Word so that the picture would f i t the entire page. I added the rectangles

    and made them transparent under the Format tab in Word. I then added a textbox

    and formatted the text to f i t. I was going to have th e text left and r ight al igned, buteventually decided it looked much more streamline to h ave them all r ight al igned.

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    Web PageDescriptionA web page designed to showcase a personally created logo.

    DateJune 29, 2014

    Course/InstructorComm 130, Kerr

    Programs/ToolsI used a logo from a previous assignment in which i used Photoshop and Il lustrator to

    create. I used HTML and CSS to format my web page.

    ObjectivesSize and optimize an original logo as a .png for a web page.

    Write content to describe the process of creating our logo and how it appeals to the

    target audience.

    Design a web page using HTML to display the logo and content.

    Acquire working knowledge of HTML and CSS.

    Identify hex colors for web page.

    Compress multiples f i les in a zipped folder.

    Open HTML in actual web browser.

    ProcessI started off with the basic template given to us in class. I then used a lot of websiteswith basic HTML and CSS tutorials as well as the information we learned in class to help

    me manipulate my webpages colors and fonts. I struggled to take an acurate screenshot

    of my webpage, but eventually discovered how to on my own PC.

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    ImagingDescriptionDemonstrate good photography and image editing ski l ls.

    DateMay 25, 2014

    Course/InstructorComm 130, Kerr

    Programs/ToolsPhotoshop and several editing techniques I had learned in class.

    ObjectivesLearn basic photography ski l ls.

    Choose a color scheme, take a photo t o match those colors, then incorporate t he colors

    into the layout.

    Use a digital camera to take a quality picture, and then download it.

    Adjust image levels, saturation, color balance, and sharpen tool on separate layers.

    Size and crop the image.

    Use image to design text, and repeating graphic elements in Photoshop.

    Print with ful l-bleed margins.

    ProcessFirst, I took a photo with a specif ic color scheme in mind. Once I had the picture, I used

    Photoshop and several of the editing techniques I had learned in class. I altered thesharpness, saturation, and color of the image. I designed and 8.5 x 11 layout that used

    repetition of the colors I chose. I also used the eyedropper tool to establish an accurate