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Š2019 Briana Van Koll All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distrubuted or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording and other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher. Some images and text have been used exclusively for the inspiration and educational purpose only.
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DEFINING COLLECTION / According to oxford english dictionary, collection is �1/ the action of collecting or gathering together. 3/ A number of objects collected or gathered together, viewed as a whole; a group of things collected and arranged: a/ in a general sense; e.g. of extracts, historical or literary materials. 4/ A summing up, an abstract, summary. 6/ The action of collecting or bringing under control (one's thoughts, etc.); the action of collecting oneself, or state of being collected; composure.� ("collection, n." OED Online, Oxford University Press, March 2019) COLLECTION AS A HISTORY / In the open canvas of this portfolio, where my ideas spread wide, the concept of "Collection" manifestly reveals itself. "Collection" is, concretely, a variety of work created during my time at the Academy. And yet, it is also something which surpasses the tangible form. It is a collection of hours spent studying, appreciating and pursuing knowledge. Its inspiration is the building of creative works, each project a window into my state as a designer. Taken together, these projects breathe life into a story that is the greater whole of who I am. While reading, I invite you to consider each project as both a self-contained work and as part of a greater "Collection." COLLECTION AS AN IDENTITY / As we accumulate time through activity or craft, an eventual identity forms around it. Those who paint are painters, those who write are writers and so on. As such, an identity as designer has formed through my time studying design. While I acknowledge this reality, I do see myself differently. Rather, I am more than my title. I seek inspiration, solutions, art and purpose. From this pursuit, a design identity emerged. Its title serves as a beautiful birthmark. COLLECTION AS A GUIDE / This book serves as signs from the past, the present and to the future. As I enter the world of design fully, I welcome all future endeavors. I carry the hope that each experience serves a purpose; and with every one, lessons add to the collection of my life.
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PROJECT ONE / Girls in Tech — The Rebrand BACKGROUND / Girls in Tech is a global non-profit that works to put an end to gender inequality in high-tech industries and startups.They do that by educating and empowering women who are passionate about technology. As a result, they offer everything from coding courses to bootcamps to hackathons and startup competitions no matter what age or profession. It is Girls in Tech’s mission to support women with the access and community they need to succeed in tech.
CONCEPT / Girls in Tech was founded from San Francisco's rising tech industry. The members range in age, income and expertise. The rebrand is inspired by the companies diversity, strength and undeniable femininity. Neutral colors, a strong typeface and smooth curves serve as a platform in showcasing the brands fierce light.
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“ We believe women's equality is a basic human right. It is not reserved for those in big places , those with loud voices, or those with the means and access to costly education. Everyone deserves access to limitless possibility. To understand equality, it is vital that we acknowledge inequality. We must recognize privilege and difference, and know that making space for others does not mean losing your power. Moving toward a more equal, just and loving world will require that each of us insist on hearing the voices of those who are often silenced; that we do the work to stand up, show up and speak up — even if that means stepping into discomfort. Equality requires that we use our voices to demand that the value of others be respected when they speak, in how they’re paid, andhow they’re treated in every instance. Equality should not be conditional.” – GIRLS IN TECH MANIFESTO
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PROJECT TWO / Airbnb Place — Group Package Design BACKGROUND / As a team, we were asked to create a brand identity for a conceptual retail store with an extensive corresponding product line. Airbnb Place was born as a result. Located in San Francisco, the store aims to bring the Airbnb experience to your own home. The idea that anyone can "Belong Anywhere."
CONCEPT / Airbnb Place is an artisanal home goods line. Each product is handcrafted and selected to represent the artist and the culture from which it comes from. The design is inspired by Airbnb's fun and eclectic design aesthetic but also aims to keep things simple, allowing the product to do the talking. Finding that perfect harmony in the relationship between product and package meant research. Each new product came with a story and it was up to our team to support that. After 16 weeks of studying the community, manifesto and experience of Airbnb, Airbnb Place was born.
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INTERESTS / Hiking | Cooking | Weaving | Oil Painting | Craft Beer Tasting | Travel | Photography | Camping | Road Trips TAGLINE / WORLD, AT HOME PRODUCTS / Kitchen goods, linens, candles, pillows etc. KEY WORDS / Inclusive Artisan Cultural Authentic Memorable
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¹ PROJECT EIGHT / The Study of Autism — A Book Design BACKGROUND / The Study of Autism is a very near and dear project. Seen more as a personal project, its roots are deep. The task at hand was to develop a book for our Typography 2 class. For some of us, this would be our first time designing a book. This was the case for me, and I saw it as an opportunity to explore design. This book still stands as one of my favorite projects today. CONCEPT / Based off my niece, Kianna, the book is written and designed to portray the experiences a person with autism might have. As a young designer, I was eager to push the purpose of design and see if its power was capable of making something meaningful. Every page is uniquely designed to engage the reader and leave them feeling as if they understand autism. The front cover, the images and the words all come from the experiences I have had with Kianna, and some are directly from her. It was from this project that I discovered a side of design that excited me and kickstarted a journey that eventually led to this book.
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SEMESTER / Spring 2016 CLASS / Typography Two INSTRUCTOR / David Hake DELIVERABLES/ Branding Print Design
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FAMILY /T Without you, there would not be me. Thank you mom, dad, kayla, grandma and grandpa.
TEACHERS / To Mary Scott, Phil Hamlett, Luke Carter, David John Scott, Thomas McNulty, Scott Rankin, Ariel Grey, David Hake and all those who taught me along the way. Thank you for sharing your stories, wisdoma and knowledge over the years.
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FRIENDS / Luke Carter, Tim Sullivan, Constantine Chizhenok, Jordin Riley, Ashley Frohlking, Ballesa Martinez, John Nelson, Hai Trieu Le, An TiĂŞn (Minnee), Russie Sanders, Pierce Larick, Jennie Ditto, Tina Fossella, Lauren Hipolito, Sheila Guo, Alireza Jajarmi, Fernanda Rivera, Daniella Kaplan, Kelsey Tostenson, Kianna Meyers, Jessi Godinho, Maddie Mason, Leo Tamayo, Chamindri Wijemanne, David Jones, Juan Ruiz, Keith Bendes, Germaine Lau, JungHwa Seo and Sam Giuliano.
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Gavin; your love, support and witty nature is more than I could have ever asked for. Thank you for being you and for loving me along the way.
Each of you have made a difference in the chapters of my life and I thank you for the lessons taught.
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SCHOOL / Academy of Art University School of Graphic Design & Digital Media.
PRINTING / Graphic Imagery South San Francisco, CA
BINDING / The Key Bindery Oakland,CA
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TYPOGRAPHY / Drive Mono (Black[Foundry]) Vesterbro (Black[Foundry]) Din Condensed (FontShop)
PHOTOGRAPHY / Briana Van Koll
CONTACT / Briana Van Koll Graphic Designer +1 415 684 0237 briana.vankoll@gmail.com
COPYRIGHT / @2019 Briana Van Koll All rights reserved.
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