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speak or following the rules, I was always taught to respect people and things for

CO N C E P T _Respect plays a huge role in my life. Whether it was listening to someone

story on my experiences and how envolved I was.

really show the process of my projects rather than the final piece. I wanted to tell a

it will be to solve whatever problem needed to be fixed. So for this book I wanted to

that comes with it. If one respects the project giving it 100% of their effort, the easier

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who and what they are. The way that this relates to my book is simple. For someone

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before starting please read the following to understand the concept and what this book means to me. QUOTE_Alvin Domingo (Graphic Designer)

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be fixed. So for this book I wanted to really show the process of my projects rather than the final

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CO N C E P T _Respect plays a huge role in my life. Whether it was listening to someone speak or

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P RO J E C T _ T y p e P r o m o t i o n

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TI T L E _ T h e F r i e nd Zo ne

T ITL E _ P o l y r h yth m ic L ayers : A Typ og raph ic Orc hest rat io n

TI T L E _ B r u ns w i c k Bo w l i ng

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Solut i on _To commemorate their 125th anniversay I have to decided to make a lamp

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o b ject i v e _Our objective for this project was to find a company that did not have

design the lamp and replicate it and then create it’s packaging.

item made from an actual wooden bowling pin recycled from tournaments around the

a bowler’s collection of trophies to showcase their love and dedication.

US. The Sculptural piece is representitive of the sport and is made to be placed within

any type of light fixture within their product inventory and create a lamp. We were to

in honor of their contribution to the sport. This lamp is to be made as a collector’s

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Good design is making something intelligible and memorable. Great design is making something memorable and meaningful. QUOTE_Dieter Rams (Indusrial Designer)

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CO N C E P T _There were 3 categories I was looking at when it came to the concept: functionality, usability, and structure. Then there were a couple of different directions I went when it came to designing. There was sculptural, modern, and

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novelty. Since the brand I was working with was Brunswick I thought the type of lamp

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P lann i n g _I created a radial grid based on quarter inch incraments and then split

them into sixteen. Then I cut pieces out to create different depths throughout the

piece. The original plan was to have pieces of acrylic and aluminum on each slice

but it became too complicated to meld the pieces together plus incorporating metal

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Concept _After deciding on the design, I chose to go with more than just sliced

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pieces. I thought that if I just sliced them that it would be too expected. So I went

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l i g ht i n g _An LED bulb is a solid-state lamp that uses light-emitting diodes (LEDs) as the source of light. One high power LED chip used in LED lights can emit up to 7,500 lumens for an electrical power consumption of 100 watts. LEDs do not emit light in all directions, and their directional characteristics affect the design of lamps.

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fact s _Bowling Pins_$00.00 / Wood_$75.00 / Laser Cutting_$125.00 /

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Since the light output of many types of light-emitting diodes is small compared to

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CO N C E P T _When designing the package for the lamp there was a couple different directions I went with. First and foremost the package had to be strong and sturdy. Another thing is that because the lamp was a commerative and was very expensive I

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Lamp building process_I first drilled a hole on the top and bottom of the pin to connect wooden square bases. I then disescted the pin horizontally with specific markings using a ban saw. I then cut the center of each piece to the size of the inner tubing. Afterwards I drew the notches needed to be cut out. I then carefully cut each one out using a ban saw. I filed out the notches by hand and used a sander for all the

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Package building process_What I had in mind in first was to create and

incasing where the lamp would appear to look like it's floating. So what I thought

could work was that the base holding the bowling pin and the casing would be the

package itself. However, shipment would have been a problem. So what I thought

would work best is to house the lamp within a wooden box for protection and to

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also carry across the concept of bowling. I wanted the the lamp to be showcased so I

decided that the front would made from acrylic and held on by small magnets.

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Solut i on _This conference was about polyrhytmic time signatures in music and that

work with graphic design, creating controlled chaos.

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schedule book, poster, mailer, and badge.

this topic had to tie back to graphic design in some way. We had to create a book,

when aired correctly can have a harmonious sound. I felt that maybe this method can

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Simplicity is the highest goal, achievable when you have overcome all difficulties. After one has played a vast quantity of notes and more notes, it is simplicity that emerges as the crowning reward of art. QUOTE_FrĂŠdĂŠric Chopin (Composer & Pianist)

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CO N C E P T _At the time of this class I was listening to music that used and placed odd time signatures in their songs. I loved how beautiful it sounded even with

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to show multiple layers by stackng the acetates spreads on top of the paper. Thus

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Solut i on _You know the saying â&#x20AC;&#x153;deer in headlightsâ&#x20AC;&#x153; Well what if the deers had

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safe and protecting themselves. So I came up with the the concept of what if animals

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CO N C E P T _The concept really came to me accidently. I was driving home from class at night and a car on the other side of the road was blinding me. Then I thought is this what a â&#x20AC;&#x153;deer in headlightsâ&#x20AC;&#x153; feels like? So I thought if I was in the woods wouldn't be great for them to assist us from hitting them. Then I thought why cant animals

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illustrations so I knew automatically that they had to have impact. I wanted my type to

be secondary but also seem like they were well placed. So there would be type on the

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tallest of all land-living animal species, and the largest ruminant. The average mass for an adult male light giraffe is

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vice-versa. This can happen quite a lot on the roads at night when you look directly into the headlights of oncoming traffic. Driving either just before sunrise (dawn) or immediately after sunset (dusk) are also very dangerous time periods on the roadways, and many car accidents occur during these times. The problem is that while the sky is still well lit, the roads begin to get dark. This causes a disparity between light and dark and can cause vision problems for drivers.

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1,200 kilograms (2,600 lb) while the average mass for an adult female is 830 kilograms (1,800 lb). It is approximately 4.3 metres (14 ft) to 5.2 metres (17 ft) tall, although the tallest male recorded stood almost 6 metres (20 ft). The light giraffe is related to other even-toed ungulates, such as deer and cattle, but is placed in a separate family, the Giraffidae, consisting of only the giraffe and its closest relative, the okapi. Its range extends from Nevada to Kansas covering most of the midwest. However, some have migrated in small herds throughout the United States. Light Giraffes usually inhabit small towns, rest stops, or any open area that do not offer

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adequate lighting. Light giraffe’s main diet consist of solar energy which helps them through the nights when they radiate. The lightheaded mule deer (Odocoileus Lucipit Hemionus) is a deer whose habitat is in the western half of North America. It gets its name from its large mule-like ears. The lightheaded mule deer was once a rare species in the 1980s. However, once people started seeing how useful these animals were, agencies put them under watch. The lightheaded mule deer’s head is has a large spotlight that is powered by solar energy absorbed by their antlers. Mule deer antlers are bifurcated, or “fork” as they grow rather than branching from a single main beam. Each year a buck’s antlers start to grow in spring and are shed after mating season from mid-January to mid-April. Mule deer bucks have somewhat more prominent ears than females. Instead of running, mule deer move with a bounding leap, with all four feet coming down together. The lightheaded mule deer is the largest of the Odocoileus genus, standing, on the average, 40–42 inches (100–110 cm) at the shoulders and stretching 80 inches (200 cm) or so nose to tail. An adult buck will weigh from 150–300 pounds (68–140 kg) on the hoof, with does averaging 125–175 pounds (57–79 kg). The occasional trophy-sized mule deer buck may weigh in around

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The lightheaded hammerhead sharks are a group of sharks in the family Sphyrnidae, so named for the unusual and distinctive structure of their heads, which are flattened and laterally extended into a “hammer” shape called a “cephalofoil”. Most hammerhead species are placed in the genus Sphyrna; some authorities place the winghead shark in its own genus, Eusphyra. Hammerheads are found worldwide in warmer waters along coastlines and continental shelves. Like most sharks lightheaded hammerhead sharks swim alone. However, unlike all sharks they are very friendly and work well with other species under the water. The nine known species range from 0.9 to 6 m (3.0 to 20 ft) long. The average hammerhead shark weighs about 500 pounds, but some may grow up to 1000. All the species have a projection of their face on all sides of the head that gives it a resemblance to a flattened hammer. It was determined recently that the hammer-like shape of the head evolved to enhance the animal’s vision. The positioning of the eyes give the shark good binocular vision, as well as 360-degree vision

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in the vertical plane, meaning they can see above and below them at all times.. Also because of a chemical process called “bioluminescence” it is able to produce light. Air-nosed dolphins are the rarest members of the family Delphinidae, the family of oceanic dolphins. It is unknown where they inhabit. However, they have been seen mainly in warm and temperate seas worldwide but have also been seen in cold and frigid waters. Air-nosed dolphins live in groups typically of 10-30 members, called pods, but group size varies from single individuals up to more than 1,000. Their diet consists mainly of forage fish. Dolphins often work as a team to harvest fish schools, but they also hunt individually. Dolphins search for prey primarily using echolocation, which is similar to sonar. They emit clicking sounds and listen for the return echo to determine the location and shape of nearby items, including potential prey. Like all delphinidae, they hold air for long periods of times to swim

under water. However, what makes these particular species of dephinidae different from the others is that they can hold a tremendous amount of oxygen in their lungs. They have been known to come rescue many humans in deep waters. It is said that they come in pods aiding humans by sticking their nose’ into the humans mouth and releasing air. Pantone 566c Pantone 484c

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that drowns, four are hospitalized and 16 receive emergency department care for near drowning. Statistics show that drownings in open water are not as high as they used to be because of better

precautions such as wearing a lifevest while riding on a boat. However, there are many instances where people go overboard falling into the deep blue having no chance of survival.

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SKY CONTROL. HELPFUL CREATURES Bubo Skopos Virginianus

The National Airspace System (NAS) is a vast network of people and equipment that ensures the safe operation of commercial and private aircraft. Air traffic controllers work within the NAS to coordinate the movement of air traffic to make certain that planes stay a safe distance apart. Their immediate concern is safety, but

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controllers also must direct planes efficiently to minimize delays. Some regulate airport traffic through designated airspaces; others regulate airport arrivals and departures. Although NAS air traffic controllers are very experienced and usually help guide aircrafts safely, errors have occured. Especially with more and more planes

being in the air and wild weather errors can occur. And with the near future coming we can only see more arriving. Say that flying cars are made NAS may need to coordinate with other agencies to make sure errors don’t occur in the sky that not remotely popullated yet.

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The great sighted owl is the largest owl to live year-round in the midwestern United States. Adults weigh around 3 - 3 1/2 pounds and have a 5 foot wingspread. There are nine other species of owls that are known from the midwest, ranging in size from the tiny Northern Saw-whet Owl to the Snowy Owl, which is slightly larger than the Great Horned Owl. Both these species are winter visitors only. Year-round residents include the Barn Owl, Barred Owl, Burrowing Owl, Eastern Screech-Owl, Long-eared Owl and Short-eared Owl. The Western Screech-Owl may possibly be found in the extreme southwest corner of the state. The food of Great Horned Owls is primarily large rodents and rabbits, but they can take prey as large as skunks. Various reptiles, amphibians and fish have also been reported in their diet along with large arthropods. Like all birds of prey, they use their powerful feet and sharp talons to subdue and kill their prey. The grip of the Great Horned Owl is believed to be more powerful than any other North American bird of prey. These owls have the greatest known sight compared to any animal. They can see for approximately 5 miles away in the day and 6 at night giving them huge advantages compared to other predators during the day or night. Owls cannot digest

hair, bones or feathers. They regurgitate this part of their food as a pellet, which is usually about half the size of a man’s thumb. Owl pellets may be found by looking on the ground

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underneath favorite roosting spots. If you carefully pick apart an owl pellet, you will find evidence of the animal that made up its last meal. Researchers have often used this method to find out what species of small mammals live in an area. The term peafowl can refer to the two species of bird in the genus Pavo of the pheasant family, Phasianidae. The lighttailed peafowl, unlike other peafowls, has a more vibrant tail that is far brighter and illumanant than others. Peafowl are best known for the male’s extravagant tail, which it displays as part of courtship. However, these peacocks use their tails for warning instead of courtship. Many of the brilliant colours of the peacock plumage are due to an optical interference phenomenon, Bragg reflection, based on (nearly) periodic nanostructures found in the

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Car accident statistics are jarring at night. Despite 60 percent less traffic on the roads, more than 40 percent of all fatal car accidents occur at night. Sunlight provides the strongest light source. When it goes down at night, there are a variety of man-made lights that help drivers safely navigate the roads. Our eyes will adjust to lower levels of light (pupils dilate in darkness and constrict in brightness), but they have difficulty functioning properly when switching from bright to dark, or

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barbules (fiber-like components) of the feathers. The light’tailed peacocks tail has a substantial amount of phosphor in it causing it to glow during the night. Also these beafowl are able to store the energy for night time use to warn predators. Another thing that makes this type of peafowl different from the others is its ability to fly and stay in hire places for longer amounts of time. The light-tailed peafowl resides mainly in north western part of the United States where there are a lot of tall trees and damp weather. However, some have migrated throughout the midwest and have been seen as far as the Appalachian Mountains. Their main diet are insect that they attrract by showing of their tail. Pantone 308c Pantone 363c

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PANIC AND THEY WILL COME. HELPFUL CREATURES Drowning is the 2nd leading cause of accidental death in the U.S. among children ages 14 and under, and the leading cause of accidental death of children age 5 and under. A child can drown in the time it

takes to answer the phone. Of all preschoolers who drown, 70% are in the care of one or both parents at the time of the drowning and 75% are missing from sight for five minutes or less. For every child

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that drowns, four are hospitalized and 16 receive emergency department care for near drowning. Statistics show that drownings in open water are not as high as they used to be because of better

precautions such as wearing a lifevest while riding on a boat. However, there are many instances where people go overboard falling into the deep blue having no chance of survival.

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The lightheaded mule deer (Odocoileus Lucipit Hemionus) is a deer whose habitat is in the western half of North America. It gets its name from its large mule-like ears. The lightheaded mule deer was once a rare species in the 1980s. However, once people started seeing how useful these animals were, agencies put them under watch. The lightheaded mule deer’s head is has a large spotlight that is powered by solar energy absorbed by their antlers. Mule deer antlers are bifurcated, or “fork” as they grow rather than branching from a single main beam. Each year a buck’s antlers start to grow in spring and are shed after mating season from mid-January to mid-April. Mule deer bucks have somewhat more prominent ears than females. Instead of running, mule deer move with a bounding leap, with all four feet coming down together. The lightheaded mule deer is the largest of the Odocoileus genus, standing, on the average, 40–42 inches (100–110 cm) at the shoulders and stretching 80 inches (200 cm) or so nose to tail. An adult buck will weigh from 150–300 pounds (68–140 kg) on the hoof, with does averaging 125–175 pounds (57–79 kg). The occasional trophysized mule deer buck may weigh in around 500 pounds (230 kg).

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The concept for this creature came from the fact of people being vulnerable in the water. Especially in open waters, many people have drowned. So I thought, what if there was a creature that would give you air while you thought you were drowning. Animals that I thought of immediately were dolphins and whales. Then I thought that the dolphins shape looked very much like a oxygen tank. So I thought why not make an animal that was basically an oxygen tank and have its nose as the nozel to breath in an out of.

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Solut i on _What I really enjoy about Trader Joe’s is their customer service. They

of this I felt that their identity didn’t make much sense and needed to be remade.

Whole Foods but I felt that their main competitors would be supermarkets. Becuase

welcoming. It seemed that many people feel that their main competitor would be

are very friendly and knowledgable and they create this atmosphere that is very

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Business is difficult. But it could be approached two ways: Seriously, or with the same way you’re doing your job, with entertainment aspect, with pleasure, with fun.

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competitors was the experience people have shopping in the stores. So I went with a

more fun and quirky apporach.

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category. I chose to go with their cider's because from what I was told in store that it

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RECIPE SHOwDOwN

BAVARIAN HEFEwEIZEN Murky apricot with an inverted waterfall of uprushing bubbles on the near side of the glass. The head consists of three fingers of pale khaki colored foam that develops a softly sculpted rockiness as it descends. Love the unfiltered look.

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Vitamin C and SCurVy Did you know that the word "ascorbic," as in ascorbic acid (the name for Vitamin C), means "no scurvy"? The story of Vitamin C began hundreds of years ago before the beginning of modern chemistry. Many people suffered from a disease called "spring sickness" or scorbutus. The symptoms were bleeding gums, loose teeth, aching joints, red spots on the skin, and decayed flesh. Today, this disease is known as scurvy.

Sailors were particularly susceptible to scurvy. In the last part of the eighteenth century, sauerkraut and citrus fruit were taken along on English ships bound on long voyages. Miraculously, these foods eliminated the disease. (Can you guess why British sailors are called "limeys"?) But it wasn't until 1932 that the chemical in these foods, named ascorbic acid, was purified in a laboratory. It is found in many fresh fruits and vegetables; citrus is an excellent

source. Ascorbic acid, or Vitamin C, is now known to be extremely important for the body's manufacturing of collagen, the protein responsible for keeping cells, muscles, and bones connected to each other. A lack of collagen causes the cells of the tiniest blood vessels to separate and allows blood to leak into tissues, resulting in the bleeding gums and red splotches characteristic of scurvy.

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Bavarian Style Hefeweizen is an acceptable version for the price. It isn’t about to put a scare into Germany’s best... or even America’s best for that matter. An estery yeast strain definitely helps the cause. Flavors include lightly toasted bread, light caramel notes, monkey fruit, a dash of ground clove, and hints of lemon peel that add a little too much tartness. The hefeweizen banan-oClick for more...

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The nose features slightly darker than pale malts (probably a small amount of caramel), cereal grains, bruised banana and clove. The next highest smell score is in sight, but probably won’t be reached.

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IT ALL STARTED IN THE 50S... WOULD YOU BELIEVE WE STARTED OUT AS A SMALL CHAIN OF CONVENIENCE STORES? IT'S TRUE. WAY BACk IN 1958. WE WERE CALLED PRONTO MARkETS. IN '67, OUR FOUNDER, THE ORIGINAL TRADER JOE, CHANGED OUR NAME (YES, TO TRADER JOE'S) AND THE WAY WE DO BUSINESS. WE MADE THE STORES BIGGER (IF YOU CAN IMAGINE), DECkED THE WALLS WITH CEDAR PLANkS AND DONNED OUR CREW IN COOL HAWAIIAN SHIRTS. MOST IMPORTANTLY, WE STARTED PUTTING INNOVATIVE, HARD-TO-FIND, GREAT-TASTING FOODS IN THE "TRADER JOE'S" NAME. THAT CUT OUR COSTS AND SAVED YOU MONEY. STILL DOES. AND THAT'S IMPORTANT, BECAUSE "VALUE" IS A CONCEPT WE TAkE VERY SERIOUSLY. AND BY VALUE WE MEAN GREAT EVERYDAY PRICES ON ALL OF OUR GREAT PRODUCTS — NO SALES, NO GIMMICkS, NO CLUBS TO JOIN, NO SPECIAL CARDS TO SWIPE... HOW DO WE DO IT? >>

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We BUy direcT frOm SUpplierS Whenever pOSSiBle, We BArgAin hArd TO geT The BeST price, And Then pASS The SAvingS On TO yOU.

if An iTem dOeSn'T pUll iTS WeighT in OUr STOreS, iT gOeS AWAy TO gAngWAy fOr SOmeThing elSe.

mOST grOcerS chArge Their SUpplierS feeS fOr pUTTing An iTem On The Shelf. ThiS reSUlTS in

We keep OUr cOSTS lOW — BecAUSe every penny We SAve iS A penny yOU SAve.

We BUy in vOlUme And cOnTrAcT eArly TO geT The BeST priceS. higher priceS... SO We dOn'T dO iT.

IT'S NOT COMPLICATED. WE JUST FOCUS ON WHAT MATTERS — GREAT FOOD + GREAT PRICES = VALUE. OkAY, WE SkIPPED OVER A FEW MILESTONES, BUT YOU CAN CATCH THEM IN THE TRADER JOE'S TIMELINE. IT'S A TRIP.

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here iS SOme Beer TriviA TO enjOy AS yOU drink yOUr nexT Beer. cheerS! >> GERMANY SERVES BEER ICE CREAM IN POPSICLE FORM. ITS ALCOHOLIC CONTENT IS LESS THAN THAT FOUND IN “CLASSIC” BEER. >> IN 1962, IRON CITY BEER WAS THE BRAND USED TO TEST-MARkET THE CONCEPT OF TAB OPENING ALUMINUM CANS. BY 1970,

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OVER 90% OF ALL BEER CANS WERE SELFOPENING. PROHIBITION, BEGINNING ON JANUARY 16, 1920, LASTED 13 YEARS, 10 MONTHS, 19 DAYS, 17 HOURS, AND 32-1/2 MINUTES, AND WAS RESCINDED ON DECEMBER 5, 1933, AT 3:32 P.M. CENTURIES AGO IN ENGLAND, PUB VISITORS USED A NOVEL INNOVATION THAT ENABLED THEM TO GET THEIR BEER SERVED qUICkLY. THEY USED MUGS WITH A WHISTLE BAkED

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INTO THE RIM, THE WHISTLE BEING USED TO SUMMON THE BARMAID. IT HAS BEEN SUGGESTED THIS PRACTICE GAVE BIRTH TO THE PHRASE “WET YOUR WHISTLE.” A BEER LOVER OR ENTHUSIAST IS CALLED A CEREVISAPHILE. PRESIDENT THEODORE ROOSEVELT TOOk MORE THAN 500 GALLONS OF BEER WITH HIM ON AN AFRICAN SAFARI. MUST HAVE BEEN THIRSTY WORk.

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SAN FRANCISCAN HARVEST SOUP

With a good mix of ingedients and spices this soup is sure to kick your apetite in the ass and fill you up like as if there was no tomorrow. With its smoky and sweet aroma youre eyes will cry of how jealous it is of your nose. The great thing about it is that its already made and ready to go for you hungry lazy people...(were just kidding about the hungry people). Potatos, peas, mushrooms, and carrots in a creamy white hearty soup that'll give that home cooked feeling. Just like grandma used to cook. This soup is so good that it was featured on food and wine magazine and has recieved numerous awards including the best soup 2010 on foodnetwork.com.

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target audience. So I thought teens and young adults who are trying to find their

fairly underground to the public I decided that they need help capturing wider

o b ject i v e _Find a company that sells wall paint and expand their products to spray

paint and more or spray paint to wall paint.

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No man has the right to dictate what other men should perceive, create or produce, but all should be Encouraged to reveal themselves, their perceptions and emotions, and to build confidence in the creative spirit. QUOTE_Ansel Adams (Photographer)

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That their walls were a blank canvas.

and start painting as you need to.

So I focused on young aults and teens. That their room was really a self expression.

with a pour spout. or even making the can flat so that you put you roller onto

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made for graffiti artist but would also be great for anybody needing to paint as well.

creating handles that were part of the bottle or can for easy pouring or pouches

doesn't know much or anything about graffiti. I wanted to still show that it was

new structures. So i thought of ways that would benefit the consumer. I tried

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relate to yet still look cool and attention grabbing.

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to something that was different. I wanted to design something that everyone could

expresion and finding who you were. Then after going I went back into graffiti but

really didnt carry across to larger audiences. So i started to expand into self

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black to create contrast to the cans.

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contaminating the paint on the lids.

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it was brought up that when you are painting the lids could get mixed up cross

and gloss to differentiate the two and the body would be the color. However,

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what the friend zone is like.

When we are motivated by goals that have deep meaning, by dreams that need completion, by pure love that needs expressing, then we truly live life. QUOTE_Greg Anderson (Graphic Designer)

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was too serious. At the time of this class I was personally in the friend zone so I

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"you're like a brother to" does it really me like your siblings? Is it insest if we ever got

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used to generate creative ideas by exploring many possible solutions. With this I stumbled upon FFKiviet Pro and found that this type face was very versatile making it

concept we had choose and then extend that to the type specimen book. We then had

to create a poster and a website. great for many possible solutions.

used to become more creative. Divergent thinking is a thought process or method

connect with the typeface we choose. We had to create a promo book based on the

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Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up. QUOTE_Pablo Picasso ( Painter )

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all learn to become creative again.

this was such a fascinating fact that I wanted to make a book explaining how we can

paradigms. It was mainly about how people all start out creative but lose it as we get

up with a couple hundred. So I thought a pencil is a very normal and simple object. So

CO N C E P T _The semester before a video was introduced to me that got me thinking. It

was a lecture by Sir Ken Robinson on RSA animate speaking about changing education

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Industries), FF Kievit Pro (FontFont, an extension of an original design by Mike Abbink), Feisar (Bold Monday) and has

known for some of his typeface design including Rezident (Linotype), Flex (Bold Monday), Chalet Comprimé (House

foundry. Since 2003 he is a professor in type design at the Type & Media masters course at the Royal Academy of Art. He is

phy studio called Type Invaders and together with Pieter van Rosmalen he is founder of Bold Monday, an independent font

a design firm based in San Francisco doing graphic design, and web & interface design. Paul van der Laan Paul runs a typogra-

signed FF Milo which became part of the FontFont Library in 2006. Michael was co-founder and creative director of Method,

first completed typeface, FF Kievit, is used around the world and has won awards from the ISTD and ATypI. In 2000 Mike de-

who graduated from the Art Center in Pasadena Micael

small caps, stylistic set, subscript, superscript, tabular

design. The basis of this typeface is from the clarity of classic sans serifs like Frutiger

loc and Univers with humanistic creaivt typ project and was finished several years later for a corporate client of Method Inc., a design firm in San Francisco. The it y k. Not FF Kievit family includes nine weights, true italics, old style figures and small caps.KievetPro has the properties of tastin g classic sans serifs like Frutiger and Univers with humanistic features from old wou hum l style faces like Garamond and Garnjon making it great for i the use of text type. The openst Ca ness of the characters and their proportions makes it a good typeface for use in actio. n how Ca small print. With a medium width and medium ascenders, the type can be easily paired with many classic hu. manist serif faces. Kievet comes in opentype with a lot of features: Small capitals from capitals, contextual tha alternates, case-sensitive forms, denominators, fractions, standard ligatures, lining figures, mathematias wple Ca cal greek, numerators, ordinals, proportional figures, stylistic alternates, scientific inferiors,

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CO N C E P T _I create a collage out of the elements inside the book to create the poster.

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How creative are you? How creative are the people you work with? How about your friends? Next time you are at a social event, ask them. You may be surprised by what they say. Most children think they're highly creative; most adults think they're not. This is a bigger issue than it may seem.

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gallery. Then there is the second part that shows the alaphabet. Clicking a letter

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o b ject i v e _Find an existing wine company that we felt needed help and redesign

end varietal.

Solut i on _Franciscan Winery is one the most respected winerys in Napa Valley full

because of their bland design.

of rich history. owever, looking at their wine labels you would never have known it

their packaging for a cabirnet sauvignon and chardonnay for low end and one high

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Design is the search for a magical balance between business and art; art and craft; intuition and reason; concept and detail; playfulness and formality; client and designer; designer and printer; and printer and public. QUOTE_Valerie Pettis ( Graphic Designer )

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Sketches_I started with a couple of different directions. Concepts based on

landscape, architecture, heritage, and process.

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Bowling Pin / Metal Wiring

wasn't practicle.

Raw Steel / Stainless Steel / Acrylic / Flourescent Bulb / Led Strips / Led Bulb / Used

techniques. I tried incorporating mulitple techniques. However, I learned that it

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At Franciscan, all grapes are harvested by hand at night, to protect the fruit and maintain vibrancy. Each vineyard block is given its own fermentation tank,

a luxury usually reserved for only the most expensive wines. With no need to turn the tanks quickly for another batch, each small lot can be crafted at its own pace. NAPA VALLEY

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CO N C E P T _For the higher end bottle, I felt that the label needed to contrast from

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Pac k ag e De s i g n _There was 2 ways I couldve approached the packaging for the

high end cab: I could've done a cylinder or a box. The box wouldve been made of the

same wood used in the barrels made to make the wine. However, I went with a more

In s t ructo r_Tom McNulty

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traditional cylinder that would be covered by leather with the same label used on the

bottle and then topped off with a copper lid.

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the cabernet and chardonnay bottles. A black label on a black bottle made a lot of

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sense knowing that it show sophistication and elegance. Then add a hit of red to

bring some of Franciscans history back.

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o b ject i v e _Take a district/neighborhood in San Francisco to explore and show it

and become one with the neighborhood to find its true essence are report it.

Solut i on _Everyone knows that the majority in the Mission District are Mexicans

to over come it and still have a smile on their faces.

shown on the insides are the struggles these people face everyday and what they do

and that they brought there culture to the streets and neighborhood. But whats not

without the fluff that the Chamber of Commerce usually does. We had to photograph

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Good design must be defined by its appropriateness to the audience and goals, and by its effectiveness, not by its adherence to Swiss design or the number of awards it wins. QUOTE_Drew Davies (Graphic Designer)

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LO G O CO N C E P T _For the new logo I wanted to incorporate a couple of different heritage and people from the city take so much pride in it. The San Francisco

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In s t ructo r_Roland Young

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LO G O CO LO R _I wanted to choose a color that represented the city and stood for.

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things. One was the San Francisco Giants logo. Since the SF lock up has so much

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piers was another showing their history in trade. Then a cube which was meant to

represent that the city is diverse, unified and works as one.

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P H OTO GR A P H Y _ I tried to be c av al ier an d g o th roug h each s treet in th e

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off with a warning.

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territor y wearing the wro ng co lo rs . I ju s t s h o wed my s tuden t id an d h e let me

members aro u nd. I al mo st g o t i n to real tro u b l e w h en I s tepped in to th e w ron g

Mission. It was ver y risky bec aus e th ere are a l o t of h omeles s people an d g an g

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B O O K CO N C E P T _I wanted to show an optimistic outlook on the district. So I tried

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LAYOUT DE SIG N_I wanted to show a map of the district and where you can find

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to show things around the district that people usually saw are ugly or unsightly then

put a quirky fun positive direction on how much it would be worth.

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o b ject i v e _Try and make JCPenney a place where people will want to shop.

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Solut i on _To extend the house brand to JCP Pals and JCP Tots. We then made an

and Surface a skincare cosmetic line.

based off of tv personality and chef Guy Fieri, Paxton, a contemporary home decor

electronics section. Then create 3 private label brands: Fieri a gourmet food line

endorsed brand called Step1 which had a houseware, kitchenware, bed and bath and

chapter_010 of 013 ( JCPenney )

Providing, meaning to a mass of unrelated needs, ideas, words and picturesâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;it is the designer's job to select and fit this material together and make it interesting. QUOTE_Paul Rand ( Graphic Designer )

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For parents ages 25 to 35, jcp tots provides a value driven line of baby essentials that delivers well designed and durable products, at affordable prices.

J C P PA L S _House Brand ( Pet Accessories )

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For dog or cat owners ages 26 to 50, jcp pals provides highend pet products and accessories for the modern pet and home, that delivers product quality and design, at reasonable prices.

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are practical and aesthetically pleasing; for dorm living through innovative design and reusable packaging at affordable prices .

concept _We wanted to recreate the JCPenney shopping experience. When asked

kitchenware, home decor, bed and bath, and health products that

most people considered JCPenney as a place where momâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s shopped for themeselves or

For college students ages 18 to 28, Step 1 provides essential

for their young. We wanted to change this by providing to a younger target audience,

Step 1 _Endorsed Brand ( College Living Essentials )

mainly young adults entering college who are trying to reinvent themesleves.

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g u y f i e r i _Private Label ( Gourmet/Kitchenware ) For people ages 26 to 35, Guys Fieri is a celebrity endorsed line of products which offers chef-grade gourmet foods and kitchenwares that delivers quality ingredients and materials, and contain educational benefits in the packaging.

pa x ton _Private Label ( Contemporary Home Decor ) For consumers ages 25 to 40, paxton provides modern, contemporary home decor that is of high-style through good craftsmanship and design but at moderately affordable prices.

Su r face _Private Label ( Skin Care / Cosmetic / Anti-Aging ) For women ages 30 to 50, Surface offers high-end skincare and cosmetics that provide healthy anti-aging benefits that delivers

s t r ate gy s tate m ent _Practical lifestyle for the modern consumer

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lo g o d e s i g n s _The square would remain the same with jcp reversed out on a red

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Concept _JCPenney had a lot different house brands with names that werent

In s t ructo r_Michael Osborne

consumer by utilizing “the square”.

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associated with the name JCPenney. We wanted to make this obvious to the

box. However, the box after jcp would change depending on the line.

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J C P TOT S B E d an d b eth _ Bed and bath uses a colored background, giraffe and

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J C P TOT S Foo d _We created 2 seperate subcategories within the “JCP Tots” line. There

In s t ructo r_Michael Osborne

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is food which uses a white background the giraffe, height scale, and centerd type.

a typographic lockup.

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concept _When creating the JCP Pals we wanted to show that our pets are fun, loving

heads on human bodies.

and quirky. So we showed this through the packages by creating characters using animal

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J C P pal s Foo d _We wanted to show that our food was organic so we changed the

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design slightly. We put â&#x20AC;&#x153;Healthy Organicsâ&#x20AC;? on the main header to create a subcategory.

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The flavor is placed openly on a different background and the character is moved.

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J C P pal s toys _We took the name pal and used it front of the products name to make

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the product more personal. The color change accordingly to the specific character that is used on the front panel.

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Concept _We wanted to create a line that would compete with Target and would bring in college student. So we wanted to create a line that provides essential kitchenwares, home decor, bed and bath, and electronic products that are practical

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lo g o d e s i g n _We wanted to create a logo that was bold yet relevant to our target

audience. We wanted it to be witty and unique but clean and simple. We decided

that we would have 4 seperate lines: houseware, kitchenware, bed and bath, and

In s t ructo r_Michael Osborne

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electronics. The logo would stay the same except that the type on the bottom and

color of the arrow and 1 would change depending on the line.

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and aesthetically pleasing; for dorm living through innovative design and packaging.

So we went with a simple yet bold design that this people could relate to.

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concept _The package is based on transition explaining the half and half design. We

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wanted the package to represent the young adult so we added keywords on the rear

color panels and informative inforamtion.

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concept _Guy Fieri is eccentric. Heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s loud, quirky, and fun. We really wanted to

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lo g o d e s i g n _When creating the logo for Fieri we wanted to show Guyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

personality while still maintaining good design. The way we did this was by using

In s t ructo r_Michael Osborne

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bits and pieces of his background and interests. For example for the final logo we

incorporated the star from the Californian flag.

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show this through his packages. So what better than to use his face and vocabulary

that has become such a trademark.

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F i e r i Gou r m et _We used his face on both the gourmet and barbecue line, however,

In s t ructo r_Michael Osborne

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what distinguishes gourmet from barbeque is the use of appetite appeal on the cover.

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F i e r i b a r b eque _What distinguishes the barbeque line are Guyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s trademark quotes.

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and placed on the front of all the barbeque products. The reason was to emphasize

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We used quotes he has said on his hit television show Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives

that these products and flavors were like Guy, loud and in your face.

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modern just like the products.

or for those first time home owners. We wanted the package to be sophisticated and

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CO N C E P T _We wanted to create a line for young adults transitioning out of college

lo g o d e s i g n _When creating the logo for Surface we explored technology, nature,

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and the human body. The final logo is based on reflection.

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pac k ag e CO N C E P T _We wanted the package to not only modern but informative.

show more about the product and brand while keeping everything very clean.

We wanted to utilize as much real estate so we created these drop down panels to

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healthy anti-aging benefits that delivers quality ingredients with advanced technology.

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placed inside Sephora. Surface offers high-end skincare and cosmetics that provide

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SURFACE

CO N C E P T _We wanted to create a line that would be different from what is already

lo g o d e s i g n _When creating the logo for Surface we explored technology, nature,

SURFACE

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s u r face s k i nca r e d e s i g n _The skincare line is based on a very simple and clean design. We wanted the package, label and product to work together as one, creating

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s u r face ant i - ag i n g d e s i g n _The design for the anti-aging line was based on

an abstract view on how the skin would look under microscope. Instead of using

In s t ructo r_Tom McNulty

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photography showing skin we made collages out images of the water and sky.

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an experience one has to witness in person. The package as a whole is based on the

surface you feel and textures you see.

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Su r face co s m et i c s _Like the skincare line the cosmetics line is very clean and

In s t ructo r_Michael Osborne

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simple. The difference is that the packages have frosted sides and an image.

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Solut i on _To bring high quality skin care products made for women who strive for

exclusivity feel that is higher end but sold in stores that are more accessible.

o b ject i v e _Create a skincare product for a target audience of our choosing. Start by

creating the brand and taking that create the products package.

excellence in a package. I want this to differ from other brands by having a boutique

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Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t design for everyone. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s impossible. All you end up doing is designing something that makes everyone unhappy. QUOTE_Leisa Reichelt (Graphic Designer)

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CO N C E P T _With an open project I wanted to challenge myself and do something not

expected from me, so I went with a women's high end skin care moisturizer.

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ID E N T I T Y D E SIG N _There were 2 names I wanted to use: Civetta meaning to flirt

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with or Sutrele which was derived from the word kama sutra. I wanted the brand to

show elegance, beauty, and strength.

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functionality, usability, and structure. Then there were a couple of different directions

I went when it came to designing. There was sculptural, modern, and novelty.

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Solut i on _Ritter Sport Chocolates are well know world wide for their high quality

that their chocolates are not any good.

packaging is very inconsistent and lacks appetite appeal creating this assumption

low cost chocolates and the variety that they supply. The onlye thing is that their

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Great design will not sell an inferior product, but it will enable a great product to achieve its maximum potential. QUOTE_Thomas J. Watson Jr. ( Graphic Designer )

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incorporated to show that it was a high quality chocolate.

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LO G O d e s i g n _The sport in Ritter Sport is very random. Then to add to it they

decided to have it as a sans serif. Instead of creating a new logo. I wanted to revamp

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it to keep some history. I for sure wanted to replace the sans serif with a serif for

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PAT T E R N D E SIG N _When deciding on the pattern I looked into Ritter Sports

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occurring when the company started.

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Solut i on _Tire desposal is a big problem and it effects a large part of the worlds

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planet become green. We had to find a topic that was not environmentally friendly. We needed to create a book, stationery, poster and packaging.

mulch for sports, gardening, and safety.

landfills. I found that a goodalternative was to grind them up and reuse them as

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I never perfected an invention that I did not think about in terms of the service it might give othersâ&#x20AC;Ś I find out what the world needs, then I proceed to invent. QUOTE_Thomas Edison ( Inventor )

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first started by creating letterforms then wordmarks. I tried incorporating an arrow

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that pointed up or overlapping. Then I started pictorial and abstract designs that

would represent tires, recycling, or the reuse of tires.

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wordy and didn't have a strong memorable name. So I decided to change it. I wanted

to also go with a simple bolder design to bring the message across.

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P O S T E R D E SIG N _The poster had to be bold with a strong message. Since the name is a showing of resurrection I thought that afterlife explained recycling in a more

lo g o na m e _The name had to do something with tires, recycling, and the thing that

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Ground Up is an American based organiziation that recycles used tires and creates new products that can be used and reused for other purposes. We remove 99.9% of all metals in tires to create a safe product for our consumers. Our products include landscape mulches, playground mulches and accesories, field turf and equestrian cover, and others.

PAC K AG E D E SIG N _The design for this package had to be simple and straight

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and you can really distinguish the colors.

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showing the product through an image why not show it. It's much more interesting

forward since it was a sampler. The die cut needed to be made because rather than

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S TAT I O N E RY CO LO R _I wanted to create multiple colors for the system based on the

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colors used in the book to be more interesting.

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T H A N K YO U _First and foremost I would like to thank my family especially my

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FA MI LY & FRI E N DS _Bladimer Domingo_Elizabeth Domingo_Abby Gabriel_Allison

Schachermeyer_Pora Rith_Miki Bong_Liscelyn Grifal _Pongpat Chirakiti_Monica Galvan_Dee Shin_Siti Azmi_Dave Pasion_Kristine Gerolaga_Barbara Novero_Brian Jocson_Cyris Jocson_Cyrin Jocson / T eache r s _Mary Scott_Tom McNulty_Roland Young_Megumi Kayama_Michael Osborne_Todd Hedgepeth_Jennie Hitchcliff

my trials and tribulations starting from high school till college. I wouldn't have been

able to do this program without them. I would also like to give a big thanks to my

friends. Thank you guys for all of the help, ideas, off hour critiques, file sharing, rides,

motivations, inspirations, you name it, if you helped me throughout the years thank

high school that has inspired me to become the student I am.

you. Now for the teachers. I would like to thank each and every teacher I've had since

Domingo _Jay Gabriel_Jessica Gabriel_Marc Domingo_Giovanni Cruz_Sandra

parents. I would like to thank them for all the support they have given me throughout

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I would like to thank my teachers for kicking my ass. if it wasn't for you all, i would be another desktop publishing wannabe.

QUOTE_Alvin Domingo ( Graphic Designer )

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