More Broadcaster Images

I did two more designs for our Broadcaster articles online.  One was for Lance Armstrong retiring from cycling and the other was a review of the 2011 Oscars.

Project #8: Signs

When I went away on vacation in February, Mr. Boothby asked me to take 40 pictures of signs that people from every country that all spoke different languages could understand - basically internationally known signs.  Once  came back with 40 pictures, he asked me to recreate them in illustrator to clean them up. Between al of the little projects I have been doing and cleaning p the signs, I am just now able to start coming up with ideas for an overall design using all of the pictures of the signs that I found.  While looking for the pictures on vacation, it was actually a fun project.  By the end of my trip all of my family members were constantly yelling out, "Did you get that sign yet?" and "How about that one??"  So it was a very enjoyable one and I am excited to make a final product using them :)

A few of the signs recreated include:

Now that I have recreated all of my signs I am playing around with some overall designs and I think I am going to stick with this one.

Project #7: caREvolution poster

PGC also asked us to make a big poster to be put up in the cafeteria for the night of the benefit concert.  Brittany and Adrienne and I all worked together to come up with ideas for the design.  After feedback and changing the design around, we came up with a final design to use for the large poster.

Project #6: PGC poster

We were asked to design a quick poster for PGC to promote recycling for the benefit concert they are holding on Friday.

There is also the "Every Piece Counts" logo in the right hand corner, bringing the poster back to PGC's service project.

Project #5: Tell No One

For an English project we had to make a movie representation of the book we read, Tell No One, by making a movie poster, a movie trailer, or a playbill.  My partner asked me to make the cover in this class so that we could use some cool graphic in it.  We had to incorporate the title, a quote from the novel, and a location and character from the book.  Here is the final product.

Project #4: Homecoming tickets

As a member of SGO, I was asked to design and print the homecoming dance tickets.  After going through various designs and sketching, I had a few ideas.

After feedback from SGO, we chose a design and I was able to perfect it and then print and cut the tickets.