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This magazine style portfolio shows a collection of works by Renae Tate. To collaborate on your next project with Renae email [email protected]. www.renaetate.com
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RENAE [email protected]
“i strive for two things in design: simplicity and clarity. great design is born of those two things.”
— Lindon Leader
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C O N -TENTS
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Starting at the young age of 10 or 11, graphic design has been a passion of mine since my mom first introduced me to Photoshop. For me graphic design is more than just creating magazines, books or posters. Graphic design is rapidly growing to include marketing strategy, content writing, creativity and thought into visual and descriptive materials. Designers are now responsible for a multitude of responsibilities other than simply creating. My goal has always been to communicate through my work. I am eager, willing and have proven that I am capable of stepping outside the normal realms of “graphic designer.”
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RENAE TATE(909)993-2623RENAETATE.COM
• Member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority, Order of Omega, Golden Key International Society, Phi Kappa Phi, and Design Collective Club.• Able to multi-task, perform offi ce duties such as fi ling, typing, organizing, and use programs such as Excel, Powerpoint, and Word.• Advanced knowledge of Adobe Suite CS6 programs including InDesign, Photoshop, Acrobat, Adobe Final Cut Pro and Illustrator.• Worked creatively on graphic design posters and concept designs for CSUSB Art Department, Robert and Frances Fullerton Art Museum, and the 2014 Art and Music Festival. • Took offi ces within Alpha Delta Pi Sorority such as President, Panhellenic Delegate, Gift Mart Chair, and T-Shirt Chair. Current treasurer of Design Collective Club at CSUSB.
Qualifi cations
California State University San Bernardino
Bachelor in Graphic Design and Marketing
2006-2010
• High School Graphic Design Courses
• Yearbook Sports Editor
Awarded Best in Show out of 25 students for Yosemite’s National Park 125 Year Anniversary Poster Design. April-July
2013 City News Group Intern
• Clerical duties• Designed newspaper layouts
• Wrote articles and took photographs of events
• 2014 Inland Empire ADDYs Bronze Student Winner.
• Awarded winning concept design for CSUSB’s Art’s and
Music Festival 2014.
Clear Essence Cosmetics USA, Inc.Sales and Marketing Assistant• Performs clerical/administrative duties• Manages social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin and Tumblr and has effectively increased online presence and brand awareness by 200%• Oversees and conducts SEO efforts • Manages interns and has increased productivity while improving their work• Creates fl yers, magazine ads, promotional designs, and handouts to be distributed or used online for the company. Produced magazine advertisement for Black College Magazine Today which was published within three issues from June-August 2013.
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LAYOUT DESIGN
The structured and unstructured fl ow of magazines has always attracted me to the medium. Although one page will look like the next, occasionally a page will have a full body image, a bright advertisement or a perfectly columned article. The familiarity in each page, due to motifs such as folios and type, yet unfamiliarity and excitement in turning each page is a battle that I’ve always wanted to tackle. 6
CLEAR ESSENCE COSMETICS ADVERTISEMENT FOR BLACK COLLEGE TODAY MAGAZINE
During the summer of 2013, Clear Essence Cosmetics partnered with Black College Today Magazine to participate in their college tour and place an advertisement for their summer issues. The goal for this ad was to target students. Being a college student myself at the time of production, I knew that college kids suffer from acne more than other age groups due to poor eating habits, stress and erratic sleep schedules. Playing off this I created the advertisement below that has a playful look yet addresses a real issue that many students can relate to.
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SCRAM! MAGAZINE SCRAM! is a national travel magazine that gives monthly tips, locations, reviews and more. The spreads designed below are for their April 2013 issue that focused on the snow play in Whistler, British Columbia. Being a snowboarding fan, this project was really fun to explore as I got to play on some of my own knowledge and combine two of my favorite things (graphic design and snowboarding) to make a cohesive piece.
SCRAM! is a national travel magazine that gives monthly tips, locations, reviews and more. The spreads designed below are for their April 2013 issue that focused on the snow play in Whistler, British Columbia. Being a snowboarding fan, this project was really fun to explore as I got to play on some of my own knowledge and combine two of my favorite things (graphic design and snowboarding) to make a cohesive piece.
snow play in Whistler, British Columbia. Being a snowboarding fan, this project was really fun to explore as I got to play on some of my own knowledge and combine two of my favorite things (graphic design and snowboarding) to
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WE WON’T BE SILENCEDANYMORE
Each year, Fashion Empowering Women selects partners whose mission profoundly transforms the lives of girls and women. Every year, FEW will mobilize talented and hard working volunteers to work on the projects of the partner organization. The FEW Foundation will off er fundraising support to these non-profi t organizations supporting such issues as ex-off enders, teen pregnancy, sexual violence, HIV/AIDS, education, homelessness, drug and alcohol abuse, and domestic violence.
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FASHION EMPOWERING WOMEN BRAND BOOKThe non-profi t Fashion Empowering Women supports charities that give to women’s issues. They host fashion shows, art auctions and exciting events to raise money for other non-profi t organizations. However, their brand before this project did not communicate how strong and powerful their actions really are. I enjoyed this project immensely because I got to draw inspiration from the fashion industry and make content that supported women’s rights.
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CLEAR ESSENCE CALIFORNIA SPA FRANCHISE BOOKLETThis booklet was created to give the full picture of franchising with Clear Essence’s California Spa and Hotel Resort. I wanted to make the design of this project very business-like and classy using a beautiful color palette. Using image to also communicate the support and benefi ts of owning one’s own hotel also gave the fi nal product elegance throughout the book by showing the relaxation and beauty of the Lagos, Nigeria location. Over 50 booklets have been printed and distributed to potential owners.
CLEAR ESSENCE CALIFORNIA SPA FRANCHISE BOOKLETThis booklet was created to give the full picture of franchising with Clear Essence’s California Spa and Hotel Resort. I wanted to make the design of this project very business-like and classy using a beautiful color palette. Using image to also communicate the support and benefi ts of owning one’s own hotel also gave the fi nal product elegance throughout the book by showing the relaxation and beauty of the Lagos, Nigeria location. Over 50 booklets have been printed and distributed to potential owners.
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HEALTHY KIDS POSTERThe task for this campaign was to promote health lifestyles for children. With childhood obesity rates increasing, the poster needed to communicate the dangerous path that future generations seem to be heading down. With influence from Michelle Obama’s initiatives to get kids active and eating right, I decided that I wanted to make something that would grab the entire family’s attention in terms of message and presentation. I wanted to speak directly to parents with this campaign, as they are the main decision makers when it comes to what a child will eat. Unfortunately, those items that are convenient and quick are not always healthy. Thus, due to our accelerated lifestyles, healthy
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Which one wins when it comes to your children?
choices are traded for quick, cheap processed foods. I wanted to make this poster engaging as the reader’s eyes move about the two food items to read the hidden messages. I wanted this poster to force one to take a little longer to look at it so that the message could be absorbed completely. The use of image overlay does this perfectly, in my opinion. It makes the viewer walk up and take a closer look after they realize that it is not simply a picture of an apple and burger, but rather words making up those images. This poster was extremely successful and allowed me to display my knowledge of Photoshop’s clipping mask.
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PROMOTIONAL DESIGN
Here today and gone tomorrow, promotional design is an exciting task as designs fl ood the public’s eyes for a short period of time but in large quantities. While they disappear quickly, it is exciting to put designs into several forms or see posters plastered everywhere in sight. I have been fortunate to have experience in two big campaigns for CSUSB’s Art Department; the 43rd Annual Student Art Exhibition and the 2nd Annual Arts and Music Festival. These real world experiences prepared me to work with others, take criticism, make changes to my ideas and work for real clients.
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I worked on this mailer with the staff of the Robert and Frances Fullerton Museum and one of my teachers as a mentor. The original composition used this space background, the brush marks over it as well as art icons to represent the various disciplines involved in the student show. It took a lot for me to let the icons go, as I wanted it to visually represent art. As I reduced, reduced, reduced and made the piece less complicated, I ended up with this fi nal product that has an abstract representation of art and the vast realms it can be taken into. I’m extremely proud of this piece because I know the work that went in to it and the comfort zone I had to move away from to get to the fi nal product.
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43RD ANNUAL STUDENT ART EXHIBITION POSTER/MAILER
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YOSEMITE’S 125TH ANNIVERSARY For Yosemite’s 125th Anniversary campaign I wanted to use really vivid photography and bold, traditional type. The poster was chosen as best of show out of 25 other designs. I think what made this project great is the simplicity which is something that I strive for in all my pieces. The simple yet treated images of the landscape with clean typography lets the viewer appreciate the image of Yosemite without much distractions.
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CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO ARTS AND MUSIC FESTIVAL CONCEPT DESIGN I wanted to encapsulate the many events and talents that are present at the Arts and Music Festival for the concept design. The paint splatter gives the theme a modern feel along with the bold and thick type. It was really fun to put this concept in different forms for the committee to evaluate and decide if they could see it being carried through into the big event. The concept was ultimately chosen out of 30 other students’ ideas.
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CLEAR ESSENCE MONTHLY ONLINE PROMOTION BANNERSDuring my internship with Clear Essence Cosmetics, I created many online and print advertisements/graphics. This is a very small sample of some of my work completed for the company. One of our difficulties in the beginning of my internship when creating these items was finding quality photography of models and products. Before I joined their office, graphic work was outsourced. I felt very valuable within the office because now quality designs could be pushed out in one to two days with any revisions needed being made in a timely matter. It was very fun creating these promotional designs and gave me great experience.
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PACKAGING DESIGN
The tangible creation of packaging design is extremely rewarding. I would love more experience in this fi eld and work even more on my 3D modeling skills. However, I feel I have come very far in my knowledge and applications of product packaging. For me it has been one of the hardest design mediums I have delved into. However, the payoff is so fulfi lling when you are able to see the amazing fi nal product lined on the shelves or simply rendered fl awlessly.
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DOVE RE-BRAND
When originally taking on the task of modeling fi ve unique products whether from a made-up brand or creating a new brand identity, I decided it would be too diffi cult to re-brand a huge and well known company such as Dove. So my fi rst shot at this project was a made up brand with no concept, direction or substance behind it. I then learned an important lesson that one must always defi ne their target audience and the meaning of the brand before taking
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off into designing. As a result of this my original made-up brand was very kid-like and simply thrown together. I also learned to never doubt myself because taking on the re-branding of Dove actually turned out to be very fun. With these product designs I wanted to revolutionize the brand and make it more modern and less clinical. Overall I think I was successful in that goal by adding a more feminine yet youthful look to the products.
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SPICE TRADER SPICE JAR LABELSWhen designing for the brand Spice Trader I wanted to go for a western type feel. I feel I accomplished this with the earthy tones, western looking font and a wheat décor element. I think overall the labels came out very cohesive and executed my original theme well.
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T o maximize f lavor , mo i sten with water b e for e u s e . 1 / 8 t eas poon powdered garl ic = 1 c l ove f r e sh gar l ic .
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