Zi Yu Chen Graphic Design Portfolio

GRAPHICDESIGNPORTFOLIO

ZI Yu CHEN

Design & Practical Skills

ZI YU CHEN

Sketching : Freehand drawing / Digital drawing

Visual Communication : Adobe Illustrator / Photoshop / In Design

Animatio : Adobe Flash

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I graduated from the Queens College of The City Uni-versity of New York. Although major in graphic design, I’m interested in every form of design, such as fashion design, animation design and sculpture. The purpose of this portfolio is to show how I develop my perspec-tive of design as a designer and to show the various of my works.

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INDEX

Visual Identity Design Print Design

Advertsing Design Web Design

Logo Desing - P5

Busniess Card Design - P6

Poster Design - P7

Postcard Design - P8

Queens College Poster Design - P9

Queens College Postcard Design - P10

Book Cover Design for Novel of Heart of Darkness - P13

Communication Arts Magzine Cover Design - P 14-15

Magzine Layout Desing for Alice Aycock - P 16-19

Metra Train Schedule Layout Design - P 20

Animal Care & Control of NYC Advs Design - P 22 - 25

Web Design for Wow Huh - P 26-27

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Visual Identity Design

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Logo Design

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Graphic Designer

917-224-9979

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www.ziyucdesign.com

CHENZI YU

ZI YU GRAPHIC DESIGNER

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www.ziyucdesign.com

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Busniess Card Design

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For my surname is ZYC, I use the ZYC to create a logo, whcih represent of me.

I chose to use black and white as the main color of the poster.

In addition,the bright yellow color create

a high contrast.

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www.ziyucdesign.comPoster Design

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Postcard Design

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Queens College Poster Design

Colum McCann September 24th, 2013

Norman Rush October 8th, 2013

The Work of Philip Roth November 5th, 2013

Margaret Atwood November 12th, 2013

E.L. Doctorow February 25th, 2014

Claire Messud March 4th, 2014

Derek Walcott April 8th, 2014

2013 Queens College

Evening Readings

Kupferberg Center for the Arts

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Colum McCann - September 24th, 2013

Norman Rush - October 8th, 2013

Margaret Atwood -November 12th, 2013

E.L. Doctorow - February 25th, 2014

Claire Messud - March 4th, 2014

Derek Walcott - April 8th,

2014

Queens College Postcard Design

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MoMA Poster Design

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Print Design

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Heart of Darkness

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The horror ! The horror !

Marlow, a seaman and wanderer, recounts his physical and psycho-

logical journey in search of the infamous ivory trader Kurtz. Travelling

up river to the heart of the African continent, he gradually becomes

obsessed by this enigmatic, wraith-like figure. Marlow’s discovery of

how Kurtz has gained his position of power over the local people

involves him in a radical questioning, not only of his own nature and

values, but those of Western civilization. A haunting and hugely influ-

ential Modernist masterpiece, Heart of Darkness (1899) explores the

limits of human experience as well as the nightmarish realities of

imperialism.

Book Cover Design For Novel of Heart of Darkness

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INTERACTIVE ANNUAL 14Ana Serrano Kris Kiger Create Your Own Space

Communication Arts Magzine Cover Design

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TYPO

TYPOGRAPHY ANNUAL 14Daniel Robitaille Louis Gagnon PaprikaSophie Lachapelle Slow Food International

ADVERTISING ANNUAL 14Komal Bedi Sohal Shahir Zag James DayColgate - Palmolive

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AliceAycock

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The works on paper featured in this handsome volume highlight the major themes that have

governed her artistic practice: the role of architecture as a founding point of ref-

erence; the importance of mechanics and structure; and references to nature. As author Jonathan Fineberg demon-strates, Aycock is an artist who thinks on paper. Her works are often equal

parts engineering plan and science fic-tion imagining. Visualizing such contradic-tions allows us to, in her words, transport

ourselves “farther into another place.”

Alice Aycock (b. 1946) emerged onto the New York art scene in the 1970s and is best known for her large-scale pub-lic sculptures that often combine an in-dustrial appearance with references to weightlessness as well as to science and cosmology. Aycock also has embraced the practice of drawing throughout her enormously productive career. Al-ice Aycock: Drawings is the first explo-ration of her spectacular drawings, which include elements of mirage, fantasy, and science, and evoke both abstract thinking and bodily sensation.

SculpturesAND

Drawings

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Magzine Layout Design for Alice Aycock

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The works on paper featured in this handsome volume highlight the major themes that have

governed her artistic practice: the role of architecture as a founding point of ref-

erence; the importance of mechanics and structure; and references to nature. As author Jonathan Fineberg demon-strates, Aycock is an artist who thinks on paper. Her works are often equal

parts engineering plan and science fic-tion imagining. Visualizing such contradic-tions allows us to, in her words, transport

ourselves “farther into another place.”

Alice Aycock (b. 1946) emerged onto the New York art scene in the 1970s and is best known for her large-scale pub-lic sculptures that often combine an in-dustrial appearance with references to weightlessness as well as to science and cosmology. Aycock also has embraced the practice of drawing throughout her enormously productive career. Al-ice Aycock: Drawings is the first explo-ration of her spectacular drawings, which include elements of mirage, fantasy, and science, and evoke both abstract thinking and bodily sensation.

SculpturesAND

Drawings

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NEW YORK,

A charismatic pres-ence in the New York avant-garde since the early 1970s, Alice Aycock, who

studied with Robert Morris and Tony Smith at Hunter College, is well known for her monumental, architectonic and often outlandish public sculptures, such as East Riv-er Roundabout (1995) in midtown Manhattan. Towering above the FDR Drive, this whitewashed alumi-num structure with several arcing trellises resembles a disused roller-coaster. Studies for this and other major sculptures were recently fea-tured in "Alice Aycock Drawings: Some Stories Are Worth Repeating," a two-venue show constituting the artist's first-ever museum survey. It may seem odd to focus her retro-spective on works on paper rather than sculpture, but drawing has always been central to Aycock’s process.

A m o n g the 104 pieces on view, spanning over four decades, there were a wide variety of drawings—from quick sketches to computer-generated pieces—as well as a number of maquettes for large-scale sculptures and installa-tions, plus photos and other doc-umentary material. Organized by Parrish adjunct curator Jonathan Fineberg, the exhibition, though in-conveniently divided chronological-ly and geographically in two parts, offered an in-depth and ultimately satisfying exploration of Aycock's achievement. Sober and cerebral, the Grey Art Gallery presentation focused on works from the 1970s and early ‘80s.

Alice Aycock: Rock, Paper, Scissors (India '07), 2010, watercolor and ink on paper, 95 by 59 inches; at the Par-rish Art Museum.

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Grey Art Gallery and Parrish Art Museum

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Aycock's Earth art pieces and site-specific structures—such as Maze, a circular wood labyrinth 32 feet in diameter, temporarily installed on a Pennsylvania farm in 1972 and documented here with photos and drawings—demonstrate a preoccupation with the body's movement through space and time. Along with her peers and mentors, including Rob-ert Smithson, Gordon Matta-Clark, Mary Miss, George Trakas and Dennis Oppenheim (to whom she was married in the early 1980s), Aycock initially focused on creating open-ended situ-ations in the landscape, to be completed by the viewer. By the late 1970s, she began to incorporate machine imagery into her work, especially forms that suggest the circular motion of fan blades, waterwheels and windmills. The maquette and studies for The Savage Sparkler (1981), a large-scale sheet-metal sculp-ture that closely resembles a turbine complete with a revolv-ing drum, were among the highlights at the Grey. The Parrish segment of the show was more colorful and playful. Complex and mesmerizing, the works of the later 1980s, such as the large watercolors The Celestial City Game and Navajo Whirling Rainbow Game (both 1988), are standouts, reflecting Aycock’s interest in devising complex systems.

The former consists of a receding red-and-yellow checkerboard surrounded by a band of keyhole shapes in blue and white, evoking game board as much as city plan. Aycock embraced computer-aided design in the early '90s, which amplified and accelerated her steady stream of public sculpture commissions, such as The Star Sifter (1998), recently reinstalled in Terminal One at New York's JFK International Airport and represented by several studies in the show. Digital technology assisted in the production of some of her best recent two-dimensional pieces, including one of the Parrish's high points,Rock, Paper, Scissors (India '07), 2010, a hallucinatory image showing a tower based on the 1799 palace Hawa Mahal in Jaipur, set against a flaming red background filled with small pinwheels and turbine blades. Throughout her oeuvre, Aycock returns again and again to architecture and machinery, and she has kept these themes evolving in a remarkable way.

From the Series Entitled, “Sum Over Histories”: Timescape #5 Over the Landscape of the Pa-cific Ocean, 2011. Inkjet print and hand-painted watercolor on paper, 47 x 64 inches. Col-lection of the artist, courtesy Galerie Thomas Schulte, Ber-lin

Proposal for Miami Heat Arena, 1998, 1999. Ink, marker, charcoal on pig-mented cotton paper, 40 x 60 inches. Collection of Sally and Wynn Kra-marsky, New York. Photo Credit: Laura Mitchell

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Waltzing Matilda, 2014.Reinforced fiberglass,15' high x 15' wide x 18' longEdition of 256th Street and Park Avenue, New York City

Spin-the-Spin, 2014.Painted aluminum,18' high x 15' wide x 20' long,Edition of 255th Street and Park Avenue, New York City

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Known for her monumental, site-spe-cific sculptures that conflate aspects of architecture, machinery, and natu-ral phenomena, Aycock has long been fascinated by wave movements and whirlpool formations. “I was always looking for structural patterns that were alternatives to right angles and the grid and that type of organization-al system,” the 67-year-old artist says. She remembers her father, a builder in the hydroelectric industry, taking her to the beach during storms to watch the waves and joyously playing the piano in the basement as a hurricane blew through the open windows of her childhood home in Harrisburg, Pennsyl-vania. As devastating weather events have become more frequent, Aycock has plumbed the compositional forc-es of such energy. For her new series, Aycock began with diagrams of cy-clones, tornadoes, and origami shapes that she would twist, crush, elongate, and multiply on the computer to cre-ate a kind of random disorder. Then she would analyze the intersections of her arrangements to determine if they could be built with aluminum sheets. The largest of the sculptures, at 70 feet long and 12 feet high, required more than 500 individual pieces of cut and curved metal, which were welded to-gether in a seemingly weightless flurry.“To me, if these things work, it will be like stop-motion,” Aycock says. “As if it was twirling, and then—stop. Just at that instant, you’ve caught it.”

Like super twisters, spinning tops, and crashing waves, Alice Aycock’s forthcoming public sculptures will seem to race along a Midtown

stretch of Park Avenue, New York’s sym-bolic canyon of money and power and aspiration. “I see that part of Park Av-enue as a real cauldron of activity—of intense intellectual activity, competitive activity,” says Aycock, who was recently inductedinto the National Academy. “It is a visualization of that invisible ener-gy—mental, kinetic—all that hot air.” Titled “Park Avenue Paper Chase,” the series of seven large works is scheduled to be unveiled the first week of March.

Alice Aycock’s Twisters Shake Up

Park Avenue

The compositional patterns of extreme weather events inspired sculptures that will appear to be racing

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$3.50 $28.50 $90.45$1.75

$16.50 $61.90

$2.50 $20.00 $63.45$1.25

$11.50 $43.15

$2.25 $18.30 $58.05$1.00

$10.50 $39.40

H GENEVA


$6.00 $48.05

$152.55 $3.00

$28.00 $105.00

$5.50 $43.80

$139.05 $2.75

$25.50 $95.65

$5.00 $40.40

$128.25 $2.50

$23.50 $88.15

$4.50 $36.55

$116.10 $2.25

$21.50 $80.65

$4.00 $32.30

$102.60 $2.00

$19.00 $71.25

$3.50 $28.50 $90.45$1.75

$16.50 $61.90

$2.25 $18.30 $58.05$1.00

$10.50 $39.40

I LA FOX ELBURN


$6.50 $51.85

$164.70 $3.25

$30.50 $114.40

$6.00 $48.05

$152.55 $3.00

$28.00 $105.00

$5.50 $43.80

$139.05 $2.75

$25.50 $95.65

$5.00 $40.40

$128.25 $2.50

$23.50 $88.15

$4.50 $36.55

$116.10 $2.25

$21.50 $80.65

$4.00 $32.30

$102.60 $2.00

$19.00 $71.25

$2.50 $20.00 $63.45$1.25

$11.50 $43.15

$2.25 $18.30 $58.05$1.00

$10.50 $39.40

TICKET INFORMATION

Monthly Pass — Save over 40%. Good for unlimited travel between the fare zones indicated on the ticket during a calendar month. The pass is not transferable.

10-Ride Ticket — 20% savings. Good for ten one-way trips between the fare zones indicated on the ticket. Valid for one year from date of purchase. One ticket can be shared by people riding together.

One-Way Ticket — Good for one-way travel between the fare zones indicated on the ticket. Valid for one year from date of purchase.

$7.00 Weekend Pass — (Not applicable on the South Shore Line) Unlimited rides on both Saturday and Sunday. Can be used in combina- tion with Family Fares.

Link-Up — Monthly ticket holders can purchase a Link-Up sticker for connecting travel on CTA and Pace buses. CTA usage is restricted to the 6:00 to 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 to 7:00 p.m. weekday rush hour periods.

Metra/Pace PlusBus — Good for unlimited travel on all Pace suburban buses during a calendar month. Must be purchased in conjunction with a Metra Monthly Pass.

Regional Rail Program — (Not applicable on the South Shore Line) A Month-ly Pass, 10-Ride or One-Way ticket can be used for travel between same zones on any Metra line.

Children’s Weekday Fares — Children 6 and under ride free when accom-panied by a fare-paying adult (up to three children free per adult). Children 7-11 save approximately 50% on a One-Way ticket. Under no circumstance will children under seven years of age be permitted to travel alone. If Metra personnel discover young children left unattended, the proper authorities will be notified.

Young Adult Fares — On weekends and selected holidays, young adults be-tween 12 and 17 pay half-price.

Family Fares — Available on weekends and selected holidays. Children age 11 and under ride free when accompanied by a fare paying adult (up to three children free per adult).

Student Fares — Full time students enrolled in an accredited grade school or high school can purchase a reduced One-Way, 10- Ride or Monthly pass. These tickets will be honored daily between the hours of 5:30 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.

When purchasing a ticket, students must present a Student ID Card or Letter of Cer-tification. The Letter of Certification or Student ID must be displayed along with their ticket. Failure to do so will result in full fare payment. Student tickets are not trans-ferable.

Group Fares — For prearranged groups consisting of 25-135 people call 312-322-6772 or visit metrarail.com for details.

Seniors Ride Free Program — Senior Citizens, 65 or older living in the six-county region (Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake, McHenry or Will) are eligible to ride free by presenting their RTA-issued Seniors Ride Free Permit to on-board personnel. (Income qualifications will be implemented later in 2011.)

Holidays: Sunday schedules are in effect on New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, La-bor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. On other days, such as pre-holiday dates, modified sched-ules may be in effect. Visit the Metra website or call the Transit Information Center before traveling.

FARES

METRAThe Way to Really Fly

CHICAGO TO ELBURN

CHICAGO (OTC) KedzieOak Park River ForestMaywood Melrose ParkBellwood BerkeleyElmhurst Villa ParkLombard Glen EllynCollege Ave. WheatonWinfield West ChicagoGeneva La FoxELBURN

Metra Passenger Services Weekdays 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. (312) 322-6777TTY (312) 322-6774

Transit Information CenterDaily 5 a.m. - 1 a.m.836-7000 (Any Local Area Code) TTY (312) 836-4949

KID RIDE FREEWITH METRA FAMILY FARES

UP TO 3 CHILDREN 11 AND UNDER RIDE FREE WITH

EACH FARE-PAYING ADULT

how will you spend your weekend?UNLIMITED TRAVEL

WITH METRA’S$7 WEEKEND PASS ALL DAY

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

take the train to weekend fun!

To inquire about lost articles, call Metra’s lost and found office at (312) 496-4751.

METRA TICKET ORDERING PROGRAMS

Ticket-By-Mail/Ticket-By-Internet — Visit our website for more in-forma-tion. WHERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS Downtown/Outlying Stations — All Metra ticket types can be purchased at downtown stations or at outlying stations where a ticket agent is on duty. On the Train — A One-Way cash fare can be purchased on the train from the conductor. However, if an agent is on duty at the station where you boarded, the conductor will charge an additional $3.00.

CHECK ACCEPTANCE POLICY

Personal checks will be accepted only for the amount of transporta-tion charges ($10.00 or more). Checks must be made payable to the Union Pacific Railroad. Personal checks must include name, ad-dress, home and work phone numbers. A valid Illinois, Indiana or Wisconsin drivers license or state issued photo identification card is required. An assess- ment will be charged for any check returned by the bank on which drawn. This charge will be added to the face amount of the check and included in the amount due.

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Elburn 06:25 07:25 08:25 10:25 12:25 02:25 04:25 06:25 08:25 10:25

La Fox 06:29 07:29 08:29 10:29 12:29 02:29 04:29 06:29 08:29 10:29

Geneva 06:37 07:37 08:37 10:37 12:37 02:37 04:37 06:37 08:37 10:37

West Chicago 06:45 07:45 08:45 10:45 12:45 02:45 04:45 06:45 08:45 10:45

Winfield 06:49 07:49 08:49 10:49 12:49 02:49 04:49 06:49 08:49 10:49

Wheaton 06:54 07:54 08:54 10:54 12:54 02:54 04:54 06:54 08:54 10:54

College Avenue 06:57 07:57 08:57 10:57 12:57 02:57 04:57 06:57 08:57 10:57

Glen Ellyn 07:00 08:00 09:00 11:00 01:00 03:00 05:00 07:00 09:00 11:00

Lombard 07:04 08:04 09:04 11:04 01:04 03:04 05:04 07:04 09:04 11:04

Villa Park 07:08 08:08 09:08 11:08 01:08 03:08 05:08 07:08 09:08 11:08

Elmhurst 07:13 08:13 09:13 11:13 01:13 03:13 05:13 07:13 09:13 11:13

Berkeley 07:16 08:16 09:16 11:16 01:16 03:16 05:16 07:16 09:16 11:16

Bellwood 07:19 08:19 09:19 11:19 01:19 03:19 05:19 07:19 09:19 11:19

Melrose Park 07:22 – 09:22 – 01:22 – 05:22 – 09:22 –

Maywood – 08:23 – 11:23 – 03:23 – 07:23 – 11:23

River Forest 07:25 08:25 09:25 11:25 01:25 03:25 05:25 07:25 09:25 11:25

Oak Park 07:28 08:28 09:28 11:28 01:28 03:28 05:28 07:28 09:28 11:28

Kedzie – – – – – – – – – –

Ogilvie Transportation Center 07:50 08:50 09:50 11:50 01:50 03:50 05:50 07:50 09:50 11:50

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Bikes Per Train 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20


Kedzie – – – – – – – – – –

Oak Park 08:56 10:56 12:56 02:56 04:56 05:56 06:56 08:56 10:56 12:56

River Forest 08:58 10:58 12:58 02:58 04:58 05:58 06:58 08:58 10:58 12:58

Maywood 09:01 – 01:01 – 05:01 – 07:01 – 11:01 01:01

Melrose Park – 11:02 – 03:02 – 06:02 07:03 09:02 – –

Bellwood 09:05 11:05 01:05 03:05 05:05 06:05 07:06 09:05 11:05 01:05

Berkeley 09:08 11:08 01:08 03:08 05:08 06:08 07:09 09:08 11:08 01:08

Elmhurst 09:12 11:12 01:12 03:12 05:12 06:12 07:12 09:12 11:12 01:12

Villa Park 09:16 11:16 01:16 03:16 05:16 06:16 07:16 09:16 11:16 01:16

Lombard 09:20 11:20 01:20 03:20 05:20 06:20 07:20 09:20 11:20 01:20

Glen Ellyn 09:25 11:25 01:25 03:25 05:25 06:25 07:25 09:25 11:25 01:25

College Avenue 09:28 11:28 01:28 03:28 05:28 06:28 07:28 09:28 11:28 01:28

Wheaton 09:31 11:31 01:31 03:31 05:31 06:31 07:31 09:31 11:31 01:31

Winfield 09:35 11:35 01:35 03:35 05:35 06:35 07:35 09:35 11:35 01:35

West Chicago 09:39 11:39 01:39 03:39 05:39 06:39 07:39 09:39 11:39 01:39

Geneva 09:47 11:47 01:47 03:47 05:47 06:47 07:47 09:47 11:47 01:47

La Fox 09:56 11:56 01:56 03:56 05:56 06:56 07:56 09:56 11:56 01:56

Elburn 10:06 12:06 02:06 04:06 06:06 07:06 08:06 10:06 12:06 02:06

ELBURN TO CHICAGO - Saturday

CHICAGO TO ELBURN - Saturday

Train # 500 504 506 508 510 512 514 516 518

AM/PM AM AM AM PM PM PM PM PM PM

Bikes Per Train 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20

Elburn 06:25 08:25 10:25 12:25 02:25 04:25 06:25 08:25 10:25

La Fox 06:29 08:29 10:29 12:29 02:29 04:29 06:29 08:29 10:29

Geneva 06:37 08:37 10:37 12:37 02:37 04:37 06:37 08:37 10:37

West Chicago 06:45 08:45 10:45 12:45 02:45 04:45 06:45 08:45 10:45

Winfield 06:49 08:49 10:49 12:49 02:49 04:49 06:49 08:49 10:49

Wheaton 06:54 08:54 10:54 12:54 02:54 04:54 06:54 08:54 10:54

College Avenue 06:57 08:57 10:57 12:57 02:57 04:57 06:57 08:57 10:57

Glen Ellyn 07:00 09:00 11:00 01:00 03:00 05:00 07:00 09:00 11:00

Lombard 07:04 09:04 11:04 01:04 03:04 05:04 07:04 09:04 11:04

Villa Park 07:08 09:08 11:08 01:08 03:08 05:08 07:08 09:08 11:08

Elmhurst 07:13 09:13 11:13 01:13 03:13 05:13 07:13 09:13 11:13

Berkeley 07:16 09:16 11:16 01:16 03:16 05:16 07:16 09:16 11:16

Bellwood 07:19 09:19 11:19 01:19 03:19 05:19 07:19 09:19 11:19

Melrose Park 07:22 09:22 – 01:22 – 05:22 – 09:22 –

Maywood – – 11:23 – 03:23 – 07:23 – 11:23

River Forest 07:25 09:25 11:25 01:25 03:25 05:25 07:25 09:25 11:25

Oak Park 07:28 09:28 11:28 01:28 03:28 05:28 07:28 09:28 11:28

Kedzie – – – – – – – – –

Ogilvie Transportation Center 07:50 09:50 11:50 01:50 03:50 05:50 07:50 09:50 11:50

Train # 501 503 505 507 509 513 515 517 11

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Bikes Per Train 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20


Kedzie – – – – – – – – –

Oak Park 08:56 10:56 12:56 02:56 04:56 06:56 08:56 10:56 12:56

River Forest 08:58 10:58 12:58 02:58 04:58 06:58 08:58 10:58 12:58

Maywood 09:01 – 01:01 – 05:01 07:01 – 11:01 01:01

Melrose Park – 11:02 – 03:02 – 07:03 09:02 – –

Bellwood 09:05 11:05 01:05 03:05 05:05 07:06 09:05 11:05 01:05

Berkeley 09:08 11:08 01:08 03:08 05:08 07:09 09:08 11:08 01:08

Elmhurst 09:12 11:12 01:12 03:12 05:12 07:12 09:12 11:12 01:12

Villa Park 09:16 11:16 01:16 03:16 05:16 07:16 09:16 11:16 01:16

Lombard 09:20 11:20 01:20 03:20 05:20 07:20 09:20 11:20 01:20

Glen Ellyn 09:25 11:25 01:25 03:25 05:25 07:25 09:25 11:25 01:25

College Avenue 09:28 11:28 01:28 03:28 05:28 07:28 09:28 11:28 01:28

Wheaton 09:31 11:31 01:31 03:31 05:31 07:31 09:31 11:31 01:31

Winfield 09:35 11:35 01:35 03:35 05:35 07:35 09:35 11:35 01:35

West Chicago 09:39 11:39 01:39 03:39 05:39 07:39 09:39 11:39 01:39

Geneva 09:47 11:47 01:47 03:47 05:47 07:47 09:47 11:47 01:47

La Fox 09:56 11:56 01:56 03:56 05:56 07:56 09:56 11:56 01:56

Elburn 10:06 12:06 02:06 04:06 06:06 08:06 10:06 12:06 02:06

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GENERAL INFORMATION

All information in this timetable is subject to change without notice. Visit metrarail.com for updates, regulations and restrictions.

Metra is not responsible for lost articles, errors in timetables, or for inconven- ience or damage resulting from missed stops, delayed, cancelled or missed trains, failure to make connections or shortages of equipment.

Bicycles: Small folding bicycles in protective covers are permitted on all trains. Standard bicycles will be accommodated on a first come first serve basis only on designated trains during weekday off-peak hours and on weekends. Bicycles are pro-hibited on weekday trains arriving in Chicago before 9:30 AM and departing Chicago between 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM and during major Chicago special events. Five bicycles are allowed in priority seating areas on each accessible car. They must be secured to the lower railing of the folding seat with a bungee cord or other device supplied by the cyclist. Standard bicycles cannot exceed 70 inches in length. Cyclists must be age 16 or older; cyclists 12-15 must be accompanied by an adult. Children under 12 are not permitted.

Baggage: There is no checked baggage on Metra trains. Because of limited space, non-folding carriages or other large items cannot be carried. Baggage should not block aisles or other seats. Please comply with train crew instructions.

Pets: Only service animals assisting customers with disabilities are permitted on trains. Stop Overs / Transfers: On board personnel must be notified before your ticket is punched.

Lost Tickets / Refund Information: No refund or replacement ride will be permit-ted when a ticket has been lost, destroyed, stolen or unac- counted for on the day of travel. For refunds on unused or partially used tickets, consult a ticket agent at any downtown station.Refunds cannot be made on any ticket past its period of valid-ity. Mail refund requests to Metra Revenue Accounting Deptartment 547 W. Jackson Blvd. Chicago, IL 60661.

STATION INFORMATION

STATION LOCATION PHONEElburn 422 E. Railroad Ave. †

La Fox 40 W. 999 Keslinger Rd. †

Geneva 328 Crescent Place (630) 232-0852

West Chicago 508 W. Main St. †

Winfield ewell Rd. and Winfield Rd. †

Wheaton 402 Front St. (630) 668-0176

College Ave. 303 N. President St. (630) 260-7598

Glen Ellyn 551 Crescent Blvd., (at Main St.) (630) 469-0353

Lombard 20 South Main St. 630) 627-0099

Villa Park 349 N. Ardmore Ave. (630) 834-1919

Elmhurst 128 W. 1st St., (at York Rd.) (630) 834-2923

Berkeley 5900 W. Park Ave. †

Bellwood 105 Frederick Ave. †

Melrose Park 1801 W. Main St. †

Maywood 450 W. St. Charles †

River Forest 8001 W. Central St. †

Oak Park 1115 W. North Blvd. (708) 386-0424

Kedzie Kedzie Ave. and Carroll Ave. †

Chicago Madison St. and Canal St. (312) 496-4777

Metra Union Pacific West Line

Metra Train Schedule Layout Design (Front)

Metra TrainSchedule Layout Design (Back )

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METRAThe Way to Really Fly

CHICAGO TO ELBURN

CHICAGO (OTC) KedzieOak Park River ForestMaywood Melrose ParkBellwood BerkeleyElmhurst Villa ParkLombard Glen EllynCollege Ave. WheatonWinfield West ChicagoGeneva La FoxELBURN

Metra Passenger Services Weekdays 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. (312) 322-6777TTY (312) 322-6774

Transit Information CenterDaily 5 a.m. - 1 a.m.836-7000 (Any Local Area Code) TTY (312) 836-4949

KID RIDE FREEWITH METRA FAMILY FARES

UP TO 3 CHILDREN 11 AND UNDER RIDE FREE WITH

EACH FARE-PAYING ADULT

how will you spend your weekend?UNLIMITED TRAVEL

WITH METRA’S$7 WEEKEND PASS ALL DAY

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

take the train to weekend fun!

To inquire about lost articles, call Metra’s lost and found office at (312) 496-4751.

METRA TICKET ORDERING PROGRAMS

Ticket-By-Mail/Ticket-By-Internet — Visit our website for more in-forma-tion. WHERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS Downtown/Outlying Stations — All Metra ticket types can be purchased at downtown stations or at outlying stations where a ticket agent is on duty. On the Train — A One-Way cash fare can be purchased on the train from the conductor. However, if an agent is on duty at the station where you boarded, the conductor will charge an additional $3.00.

CHECK ACCEPTANCE POLICY

Personal checks will be accepted only for the amount of transporta-tion charges ($10.00 or more). Checks must be made payable to the Union Pacific Railroad. Personal checks must include name, ad-dress, home and work phone numbers. A valid Illinois, Indiana or Wisconsin drivers license or state issued photo identification card is required. An assess- ment will be charged for any check returned by the bank on which drawn. This charge will be added to the face amount of the check and included in the amount due.

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Elburn 06:25 07:25 08:25 10:25 12:25 02:25 04:25 06:25 08:25 10:25

La Fox 06:29 07:29 08:29 10:29 12:29 02:29 04:29 06:29 08:29 10:29

Geneva 06:37 07:37 08:37 10:37 12:37 02:37 04:37 06:37 08:37 10:37

West Chicago 06:45 07:45 08:45 10:45 12:45 02:45 04:45 06:45 08:45 10:45

Winfield 06:49 07:49 08:49 10:49 12:49 02:49 04:49 06:49 08:49 10:49

Wheaton 06:54 07:54 08:54 10:54 12:54 02:54 04:54 06:54 08:54 10:54

College Avenue 06:57 07:57 08:57 10:57 12:57 02:57 04:57 06:57 08:57 10:57

Glen Ellyn 07:00 08:00 09:00 11:00 01:00 03:00 05:00 07:00 09:00 11:00

Lombard 07:04 08:04 09:04 11:04 01:04 03:04 05:04 07:04 09:04 11:04

Villa Park 07:08 08:08 09:08 11:08 01:08 03:08 05:08 07:08 09:08 11:08

Elmhurst 07:13 08:13 09:13 11:13 01:13 03:13 05:13 07:13 09:13 11:13

Berkeley 07:16 08:16 09:16 11:16 01:16 03:16 05:16 07:16 09:16 11:16

Bellwood 07:19 08:19 09:19 11:19 01:19 03:19 05:19 07:19 09:19 11:19

Melrose Park 07:22 – 09:22 – 01:22 – 05:22 – 09:22 –

Maywood – 08:23 – 11:23 – 03:23 – 07:23 – 11:23

River Forest 07:25 08:25 09:25 11:25 01:25 03:25 05:25 07:25 09:25 11:25

Oak Park 07:28 08:28 09:28 11:28 01:28 03:28 05:28 07:28 09:28 11:28

Kedzie – – – – – – – – – –


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Bikes Per Train 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20


Kedzie – – – – – – – – – –

Oak Park 08:56 10:56 12:56 02:56 04:56 05:56 06:56 08:56 10:56 12:56

River Forest 08:58 10:58 12:58 02:58 04:58 05:58 06:58 08:58 10:58 12:58

Maywood 09:01 – 01:01 – 05:01 – 07:01 – 11:01 01:01

Melrose Park – 11:02 – 03:02 – 06:02 07:03 09:02 – –

Bellwood 09:05 11:05 01:05 03:05 05:05 06:05 07:06 09:05 11:05 01:05

Berkeley 09:08 11:08 01:08 03:08 05:08 06:08 07:09 09:08 11:08 01:08

Elmhurst 09:12 11:12 01:12 03:12 05:12 06:12 07:12 09:12 11:12 01:12

Villa Park 09:16 11:16 01:16 03:16 05:16 06:16 07:16 09:16 11:16 01:16

Lombard 09:20 11:20 01:20 03:20 05:20 06:20 07:20 09:20 11:20 01:20

Glen Ellyn 09:25 11:25 01:25 03:25 05:25 06:25 07:25 09:25 11:25 01:25

College Avenue 09:28 11:28 01:28 03:28 05:28 06:28 07:28 09:28 11:28 01:28

Wheaton 09:31 11:31 01:31 03:31 05:31 06:31 07:31 09:31 11:31 01:31

Winfield 09:35 11:35 01:35 03:35 05:35 06:35 07:35 09:35 11:35 01:35

West Chicago 09:39 11:39 01:39 03:39 05:39 06:39 07:39 09:39 11:39 01:39

Geneva 09:47 11:47 01:47 03:47 05:47 06:47 07:47 09:47 11:47 01:47

La Fox 09:56 11:56 01:56 03:56 05:56 06:56 07:56 09:56 11:56 01:56

Elburn 10:06 12:06 02:06 04:06 06:06 07:06 08:06 10:06 12:06 02:06

ELBURN TO CHICAGO - Saturday

CHICAGO TO ELBURN - Saturday

Train # 500 504 506 508 510 512 514 516 518

AM/PM AM AM AM PM PM PM PM PM PM

Bikes Per Train 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20

Elburn 06:25 08:25 10:25 12:25 02:25 04:25 06:25 08:25 10:25

La Fox 06:29 08:29 10:29 12:29 02:29 04:29 06:29 08:29 10:29

Geneva 06:37 08:37 10:37 12:37 02:37 04:37 06:37 08:37 10:37

West Chicago 06:45 08:45 10:45 12:45 02:45 04:45 06:45 08:45 10:45

Winfield 06:49 08:49 10:49 12:49 02:49 04:49 06:49 08:49 10:49

Wheaton 06:54 08:54 10:54 12:54 02:54 04:54 06:54 08:54 10:54

College Avenue 06:57 08:57 10:57 12:57 02:57 04:57 06:57 08:57 10:57

Glen Ellyn 07:00 09:00 11:00 01:00 03:00 05:00 07:00 09:00 11:00

Lombard 07:04 09:04 11:04 01:04 03:04 05:04 07:04 09:04 11:04

Villa Park 07:08 09:08 11:08 01:08 03:08 05:08 07:08 09:08 11:08

Elmhurst 07:13 09:13 11:13 01:13 03:13 05:13 07:13 09:13 11:13

Berkeley 07:16 09:16 11:16 01:16 03:16 05:16 07:16 09:16 11:16

Bellwood 07:19 09:19 11:19 01:19 03:19 05:19 07:19 09:19 11:19

Melrose Park 07:22 09:22 – 01:22 – 05:22 – 09:22 –

Maywood – – 11:23 – 03:23 – 07:23 – 11:23

River Forest 07:25 09:25 11:25 01:25 03:25 05:25 07:25 09:25 11:25

Oak Park 07:28 09:28 11:28 01:28 03:28 05:28 07:28 09:28 11:28

Kedzie – – – – – – – – –


Train # 501 503 505 507 509 513 515 517 11

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Kedzie – – – – – – – – –

Oak Park 08:56 10:56 12:56 02:56 04:56 06:56 08:56 10:56 12:56

River Forest 08:58 10:58 12:58 02:58 04:58 06:58 08:58 10:58 12:58

Maywood 09:01 – 01:01 – 05:01 07:01 – 11:01 01:01

Melrose Park – 11:02 – 03:02 – 07:03 09:02 – –

Bellwood 09:05 11:05 01:05 03:05 05:05 07:06 09:05 11:05 01:05

Berkeley 09:08 11:08 01:08 03:08 05:08 07:09 09:08 11:08 01:08

Elmhurst 09:12 11:12 01:12 03:12 05:12 07:12 09:12 11:12 01:12

Villa Park 09:16 11:16 01:16 03:16 05:16 07:16 09:16 11:16 01:16

Lombard 09:20 11:20 01:20 03:20 05:20 07:20 09:20 11:20 01:20

Glen Ellyn 09:25 11:25 01:25 03:25 05:25 07:25 09:25 11:25 01:25

College Avenue 09:28 11:28 01:28 03:28 05:28 07:28 09:28 11:28 01:28

Wheaton 09:31 11:31 01:31 03:31 05:31 07:31 09:31 11:31 01:31

Winfield 09:35 11:35 01:35 03:35 05:35 07:35 09:35 11:35 01:35

West Chicago 09:39 11:39 01:39 03:39 05:39 07:39 09:39 11:39 01:39

Geneva 09:47 11:47 01:47 03:47 05:47 07:47 09:47 11:47 01:47

La Fox 09:56 11:56 01:56 03:56 05:56 07:56 09:56 11:56 01:56

Elburn 10:06 12:06 02:06 04:06 06:06 08:06 10:06 12:06 02:06

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All information in this timetable is subject to change without notice. Visit metrarail.com for updates, regulations and restrictions.

Metra is not responsible for lost articles, errors in timetables, or for inconven- ience or damage resulting from missed stops, delayed, cancelled or missed trains, failure to make connections or shortages of equipment.

Bicycles: Small folding bicycles in protective covers are permitted on all trains. Standard bicycles will be accommodated on a first come first serve basis only on designated trains during weekday off-peak hours and on weekends. Bicycles are pro-hibited on weekday trains arriving in Chicago before 9:30 AM and departing Chicago between 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM and during major Chicago special events. Five bicycles are allowed in priority seating areas on each accessible car. They must be secured to the lower railing of the folding seat with a bungee cord or other device supplied by the cyclist. Standard bicycles cannot exceed 70 inches in length. Cyclists must be age 16 or older; cyclists 12-15 must be accompanied by an adult. Children under 12 are not permitted.

Baggage: There is no checked baggage on Metra trains. Because of limited space, non-folding carriages or other large items cannot be carried. Baggage should not block aisles or other seats. Please comply with train crew instructions.

Pets: Only service animals assisting customers with disabilities are permitted on trains. Stop Overs / Transfers: On board personnel must be notified before your ticket is punched.

Lost Tickets / Refund Information: No refund or replacement ride will be permit-ted when a ticket has been lost, destroyed, stolen or unac- counted for on the day of travel. For refunds on unused or partially used tickets, consult a ticket agent at any downtown station.Refunds cannot be made on any ticket past its period of valid-ity. Mail refund requests to Metra Revenue Accounting Deptartment 547 W. Jackson Blvd. Chicago, IL 60661.

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STATION LOCATION PHONEElburn 422 E. Railroad Ave. †

La Fox 40 W. 999 Keslinger Rd. †

Geneva 328 Crescent Place (630) 232-0852

West Chicago 508 W. Main St. †

Winfield ewell Rd. and Winfield Rd. †

Wheaton 402 Front St. (630) 668-0176

College Ave. 303 N. President St. (630) 260-7598

Glen Ellyn 551 Crescent Blvd., (at Main St.) (630) 469-0353

Lombard 20 South Main St. 630) 627-0099

Villa Park 349 N. Ardmore Ave. (630) 834-1919

Elmhurst 128 W. 1st St., (at York Rd.) (630) 834-2923

Berkeley 5900 W. Park Ave. †

Bellwood 105 Frederick Ave. †

Melrose Park 1801 W. Main St. †

Maywood 450 W. St. Charles †

River Forest 8001 W. Central St. †

Oak Park 1115 W. North Blvd. (708) 386-0424

Kedzie Kedzie Ave. and Carroll Ave. †

Chicago Madison St. and Canal St. (312) 496-4777

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