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    Contact

    Jordan Woods

    602 376 7187

    jordantoddwoods1@

    gmail.com

    Table of Contents

    Event Advertisement

    Logo Design

    Montage

    Letterhead and Business Cards

    Flier

    Photodesign

    Brochure

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    Description: An event ad promoting a fundraiser using only Mic-

    rosoft Word and a scanner.

    Process: I first sca nned in t he bike onto my computer. I then had

    the task of ed iting it wit h word. I had to get rid of some print on

    the top left corner of the image. Afterward, I blurred some parts of

    the picture to add more focus to t he center of the page.I chose to

    have transparent triangles point towards the t op left to direct my

    audience to the title.

    Message: This is suppos ed to be for a Bike Race fundraiser in

    Phoenix b eing put on by TREK and Th e American Red Cross. I

    aimed to be s imple and inspiring in t his flyer. I made up this event

    as well as the words on the page. I hoped to a ppeal to everyones

    emotions by having the color red and challenging them in my

    words.

    Audience: Everybody i n the Phoeni x valley who can ride a bike.

    Color scheme and color name: Monochromatic, Red

    Top thing learned: How to s can well.

    Title font name and category: Cambria, Oldstyle

    Copy font name and category: Optima, Modern

    Scanned image used: T his picture came from t he June 2014 edition

    of Road Bike Action Magazine. The original image size was 7.5 in

    x 9.5 in

    Scanner make and model: I used my sca nner from home, which

    was a Canon MG 3222

    Event Advertisement

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    Description: A series of logos that I created for an imaginary

    company.

    Process: For this project I used Adobe Illustrator. I started wit h

    absolutely nothing. I fir st had to create a business name. Thename I decided to us e was Silvercrest Time Management. Every-

    thing was done by scratch. I created the clock faces, and after toy-

    ing around with different shapes and colors, I settled wit h what is

    posted here.

    Message:We are a t ime management company who helps you

    keep up with the demands of your constantly evolving lifestyle.

    Audience: I imagined this could be a good t ime management

    consulting group for who se target audience was primarily made

    up of recent college graduates. So with that in mind, I knew t his

    design had to b e simple, young, professional, and attractive. I

    also thought of the eventual future outcome of this company,

    how it could possibly have its own app. Thinking about t his gave

    me an idea of creating a symbol that could easily b e the face oftheir smartphone app.

    Top thing Learne d: Basic skills of Adobe Illus trator.

    Color Scheme names: One design is monochromatic while the

    others are complimentary, usi ng blue and gold.

    Logo Design

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    Description: An inspirational montage made by the blending of

    multiple images and the use of typ ography

    Process:

    1: I croppe d the background image to 8.511.

    2. I then took multiple images of blueprints and moved them into

    the picture. Then I added a mask to each of the blueprint pic-

    tures.

    3. Next, I used black paint and a soft-edged brush to p aint away

    the part s of each image that I didnt want.

    4. Afterward I adjusted the opacity of each of t he blueprint imag-

    es to better fit into the baby picture.

    5. I lastly added the text.

    Program used: Adobe Photoshop

    Message: I wanted to share an importa nt idea that my parents

    have always taught me. This was meant to be a mothers and fa-

    thers day present to any p arent. I wanted my audience to reflect

    on the si mplicity and challenge of life.

    Audience: Mainly parents

    Color scheme: Black and White

    Top thing learned: How to blend images

    Montage

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    Description:Matching letterhead and busines s card designed using

    a personally created logo.

    Process: I began this project in Adob e Illustrator. I used variousrectangles and lines in order to create the business card and the

    clock logo. After choosing the color for my clock, I decided to

    lower the opacity to give the ext ended orange line a cool, under-

    lapping effect.

    After this, my next task was to create the letterhead. I opened a

    new document and copied my clock image. When I enlarged it

    and placed it on the page, I lowered the op acity to change it to a

    watermark. After that, I added the o range line on top with al l of

    the type.

    Message: Silvercrest Time Management is a company that i s solely

    dedicated to helping college students manage their time. I aime d

    to make the colors look young but n ot overbearing. The clocks

    blue color symbolizes t he peace t hat the Time Management com-pany aspires to give to these young adults.

    Audience: Anyone involved in Silvercrest Time Management.

    Top thing learn ed: How to unify busines s documents by transfer-

    ring a logo and its color scheme.

    Color Scheme: Complimentary. Color Names: Blue and Orange

    Letterhead and

    Business Cards

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    Description:This is a black and white promotional flier to an-

    nounce a graduate leadership conference.

    Process: I first b egan with a series of sketches on paper. Af-

    terward, I recreated one of tho se sketches on Adobe InDesign.

    I used multiple circles for repetition. Notice how the picture

    points to t he text in th e bottom left of the page. I also made

    the firs t word in the title a bit larger for contrast.

    Message: My purpose is to reach recent college graduates,

    invite them to a leadership conference and show them how this

    will benefit them.

    Audience: Recent graduates from ages 22 to about 30 years of

    age

    Top thing I learned: Apart wit h familiarizing myself with basicconcepts of Adobe InDesign, I learned much about th e impor-

    tance of alignment, repetition, and how to ma ke the image

    flow.

    Flier

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    Description: Demonstrate my photography and image editing

    skills.

    Process (Programs, Tools, Skills): I began by choosing a color

    scheme for this poster. I decided to do a complementary color

    scheme involving orange and blue. Then, I chose a good time of

    day and set out to take the photo. I tried to get the best lighting,

    and with this setting I took a variety of shots focusing on differ-

    ent things. I use d a T3i Rebel Cannon camera. After taking the

    pictures, I tossed thi s one onto Photoshop. I used the following

    techniques to make slight adjustments to t he picture: levels, sat-

    uration, sharpness, and color balance. Later, I framed part of the

    picture with my desired color and added the text.

    Message: I wanted to make an inspiring and t hought-provoking

    picture.

    Audience: This could be for anyone really. Its posters like thes e

    that make it into craft stores. Many p eople have pictures like

    these in their offices.

    Top Thing Learned: I learned bas ic photoshop skills and how to

    better incorporate a color scheme into a picture.

    Photodesign

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    Brochure

    Description: Showcasing a variety of my Adobe skills in a singlebrochure project

    Process: I first b egan by making various designs on paper.

    There are so many variables t hat go into making a brochure, so

    I had to explore my options. After deciding on my design, I took

    to Photoshop and I llustrator in order to create my images. I then

    went to Adobe InDesign where I put it all together. I had to

    make careful measurements so that when everything got folded

    up it looked just right.

    Message and Audience: This is for my actual piano studio t hat

    I have at home. I teach mostly k ids. I wanted to convey profes-

    sionalism and positivity with this so that it would appeal to

    both parents and kids