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A Walk Through a Semester of Projects

Resume
This design takes a new perspective to the resume. The alternation of the text from the center circles not only has an appealing aspect to the eye but also instantly draws the attention of the reader. Another strong aspect is the graphics which bring the resume together and fills in the white space. 

Nursing Home Abuse Flyer
The chosen background of this flyer gives the reader a dark feeling which goes with the severity of the topic. The bright colors add a good contrast to the dark background and tugs at the readers' interest. The main thing that makes this a strong design is that if a child walks up to it they could understand what was going on without context.

Group Project


The border to this project brings the eyes of the reader to the outline and then to the separate section -- it draws the reader in. The front outside cover uses the diagonal design technique which separates it from ones that have simple vertical or horizontal lines and makes it stand out. The first inside page is also a strong aspect due to the logo that incorporates both the clubs and sports into one which allows the reader to fully understand what this is about. 

Final Promotional project 

Postcard 

This postcard has a strong design due to the dark blue border and the light blue in the skirt contradicting one another bringing the reader's eye to the photo. Another strong aspect of this design is how the music staff graphic is used to ease the border of the photo getting cut off.

Logo
This logo has three very strong aspects to it. One is the cello graphic, it's a nice open modern feel to a graphic that will draw the interest to the readers. The next is the use of music notes for the top of the i's that help incorporate the music aspect of the company. The last strong component is the different colored letters at the beginning and end of the company name, that mixed with the different colored text underneath acts as its own box around the name which is the most important aspect of the logo. 

Business Card 

The design for this business card brings its own personality. The cello is related to strong classical music and the textured background gives off a rustic musical vibe that'll draw the attention of a certain type of music lover.



 









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