Christopher Boston by Christopher Boston

“Experience is a brutal teacher, but you learn. My God, do you learn.” - C.S. Lewis

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Photography Photography

Background â&#x20AC;&#x153;While there is perhaps a province in which the photograph can tell us nothing more than what we see with our own eyes, there is another in which it proves to us how little our eyes permit us to see.â&#x20AC;? ~Dorothea Lange

Challenge See.

Solution A thing of beauty can be something extraordinarily elaborate and intricate, or something very simple that is often over looked. The goal of these photographs was to capture both. Careful attention was given to design elements and principals such as: Line, shape, direction, texture, contrast, size, balance, and pattern.

Han Cholo Advertising Campaign

Background Han Cholo jewelry was born in 2002, in Los Angeles, California. Brandon Schoolhouse, aka Han Cholo, met and partnered with long-time silversmith, Guillaume Pajolec, who also designed for other renowned jewelry brands. Han Cholo jewelry is greatly influenced by rock ‘n’ roll, science fiction, fantasy art, and hip hop culture. The jewelry line has become the ‘it’ accessory among young Hollywood fashionistas and celebrities alike. Han Cholo designs are bold, edgy, and steeped in pop culture influences that resonate with a young, fashion-forward generation.

Challenge Create an advertising campaign and jewelry catalog for Han Cholo. The campaign and catlalog must clearly communicate to the unique target audience of Han Cholo.

Solution The Han Cholo advertisements will be featured in Rolling Stone magazine. Each advertisement is directed toward a specific group within Han Cholo’s target audience. All three advertisements showcase unique jewelry along with a tagline that is appropriate for the specific target audience. The interaction of imagery and typography strongly communicate the bold, unique, and edgy feel of Han Cholo Jewelry.

Tactical Insertion Type design/Installation

Background Typography focuses on the art of communication. Every day we are bombarded with images and typographical solutions. For something to communicate effectively the typographical solution must communicate quickly while remaining original. It must also be easily understood by the intended target audience. The final solution is seen by many, however the process behind the solution is the most crucial aspect of design.

Challenge 1. Chose a word that best describes typography. 2. Design the word that is selected. 3. Choose an object that will be used to build the word. 4. Using the object design a pixel. 5. Using the designed pixel, build the word. 6. Insert the word into a chosen location.

Solution Team Tactical Insertion decided that their pixel would be made up of bullet shells. Those in the military or police force go through rigorous training and preparation before they set out to complete their goals. Their intense training prepares themselves to be successful in whatever they do. The same is true for design. Proper training and planning in design sets the solution up for success. The thought process throughout a project is what makes the solution work. Each design decision was tactically and skillfully planned. Team Tactical Insertion included: Corey Batchelor, Colin Barnes, Chris Boston, and Eric Fillingame.

The bottom design was chosen because it can be read from both sides.

The bullet shells were donated by St. Johns County shooting range. Thousands of bullets were sorted through until all of the .45 caliber shells were separated. Each pixel is represented by a single .45 caliber bullet shell which is rotated from top to bottom to create a diagonal design in the word. To build the word, the group used hot glue guns to glue 4 pixels together. They then glued 3 sets of 4 to make rows of 6 x 2 bullets. Finally, the rows of 6 x 2 bullets were glued together to create each letter.

Each letter is made up of straight rows of bullets. The lengths of these rows varied from rows of 30 bullets to rows of 18 bullets. They were then pieced together to spell out the word TACTICAL.

Finally after all the hard work of gluing the bullets together, â&#x20AC;&#x153;TACTICALâ&#x20AC;? was pieced together in its final resting location. The word was placed into a busy section of Saint Augustine, Florida. The final word was 10ft x 1.4ft and contained 3,312 bullet shells.

Secret of Lig ht Typeface design/Packaging

Background Secret of Light is a lighting system whose appearance and operation is based on the dandelion flower and our typical interaction with it. This lamp, designed by Qin Xue, Cao iXiaoxiao and Wei Hangshuai, is a unique lamp that requires interesting interaction. The bulbs can be lit up by shaking the lamp. Each bulb can then be turned off by blowing on it. Secret of light is a Red Dot award-winning concept.

Challenge Create a custom typeface and package design for The Secret of Light lamp.

Solution Secret of light typeface has many characteristics that mimic both, a dandelion flower and the secret of light lamp. The typeface features large counter spaces to provide the airy feel of the flower and the Secret of Light lamp. Tall cap heights were used to translate the proportions of the stem and flower to the typeface. Lastly, circles are used to represent the shape of a dandelion flower and the motion censored bulbs of the lamp. The choice of yellow on the packaging was also influenced by the colors of a dandelion flower.

Pepto-Bismol Advertising Campaign

Background Pepto-Bismol has a long history that dates back to 1901. This popular over the counter medicine is commonly used to treat problems of the digestive system. PeptoBismol is easily recognized by its vibrant pink color.

Challenge Create a print advertising campaign that continues to enforce the strong branding of Pepto-Bismol. The campaign must be easily recognizable as Pepto-Bismol, but must be original from other Pepto-Bismol advertisements.

Solution This Pepto-Bismol campaign will be printed in Readers Digest Magazine. Each ad features a comical portrait of an interesting person. The photographic imagery in each ad corresponds to the ads headline and tagline. The portraits are black and white in order to focus on the persons expression. The black and white also contrasts nicely with the Pepto-Bismol colored pink background.

Pro-Literacy Advertising Campaign

Background ProLiteracy is a nonprofit international literacy organization based in Syracuse, New York. ProLiteracy champions the power of literacy to improve the lives of adults and their families, communities, and societies. They envision a world in which everyone can read, write, compute, and use technology to lead healthy, productive, and fulfilling lives.

Challenge Create an advertisement campaign for ProLiteracy that will raise illiteracy awareness and encourage donations and volunteer work. The campaign must effectively communicate the feeling of being illiterate.

Solution The ProLiteracy campaign features three portraits of middle aged men and women of different nationalities. These ages and nationalities are prominent in the North East. The campaign will run in the winter season and will be featured in Time Magazine. The portraits in the advertisements appear upside down to communicate the feeling of helplessness. The campaign also features a kindle advertisement, an iPhone application, and a Pandora advertisement.

Viable Magazine Editorial Design

Background Viable Magazine is a new monthly magazine that focuses on sustainable design in Architecture, Graphic, Industrial, and Interior design.

Challenge Create a magazine that focuses on sustainable design in Architecture, Graphic, Industrial, and Interior design.

Solution The name viable means having the ability to grow, expand, and develop. Design is all about viability. It is always growing, evolving, and progressing. The magazine is designed with unique elements that communicate the viability of the design world.

The Type Factory Event/Logo Design

Background The Type Factory museum is a museum in New York City that show cases all things typographic. Each month the Type Factory features typefaces from different decades. This month will feature Caecilia Lt Standard from the 1990’s. This Linotype typeface was designed in 1990 by Peter Matthias Noordzij (PMN), and named for his wife, Caecilia.

Challenge Advertise for the 1990’s typographic show featuring Caecilia Lt Standard at the Type Factory museum in New York City. Create a logo, posters, and a Caecilia Lt Standard type anatomy book.

Solution The name of the show is “Break Tradition.” This name was created to relate to the new types of design that emerged in the 1990’s, such as the grunge style of David Carson. This grunge style was used in the advertising of the Type Factory show and in the Caecila Lt Standard type anatomy book. This booklet will be given out upon entering the 1990’s Type Factory event.

Survice Branding

Background In 1981, Jim Foulk, an early leader in aircraft survivability, founded a small company in his basement to provide Government and industry customers with specialized survivability servicesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;hence, the name SURVICE. More than a quarter of a century later, the SURVICE Engineering Company is still providing high-quality analytical products and services in the areas of combat system safety, survivability, and effectiveness.

Challenge Rebrand the SURVICE logo, and design an informational booklet describing the company.

Solution The new SURVICE logo represents the safety and defense that SURVICE engineering provides for the Army, Air force, Marine Corps, Navy, and other organizations. The bold typeface and black and white shield logo communicate the feeling of strength and stability. SURVICE engineering are the brains behind making military equipment safe and effective for our soldiers. SURVICE engineering is behind our security as a Nation, therefore the shield is opening up to reveal the role of SURVICE. The informational booklet continues with the feeling of strength. The combination of typeface, imagery, and artistic elements all communicate the militaries look. The artistic elements also mimic the detailed engineering involved in SURVICE.

HISTORY In 1981, Jim Foulk, an early leader in aircraft survivability, founded a small company in his basement to provide Government and industry customers with specialized survivability services—hence, the name SURVICE. More than a quarter of a century later, the SURVICE Engineering Company is still providing high-quality analytical products and services in the areas of combat system safety, survivability, and effectiveness. Over the years, we’ve grown to match the needs of our customers, enhancing our capabilities and support by establishing regional operations near major DoD military activities throughout the country. Although the company has experienced many changes, we’ve worked hard to retain the original vision upon which SURVICE was founded: providing unparalleled services in support of National Defense and the U.S. Warfighter.

THE HEART OF SURVICE SURVICE has long recognized that the secret of our success is not found in revenues, facilities, or equipment; the true secret of our success is our people. Our staff of more than two hundred dedicated professionals is skilled in understanding the needs of our customers and in partnering with them to find effective ways to meet those needs. SURVICE employees have civilian and military backgrounds in engineering, physics, mathematics, chemistry, computer science, technical writing, training, and other technical and administrative fields. Using a matrix approach, we draw on expertise from across our workforce to build customized work teams that effectively meet the needs of each project and customer. The result, we’re happy to say, is a successful, skilled workforce and an extensive list of satisfied customers.

Building on the Past and Investing in the Future

We equip our employees with state-of-the-art tools and technology, as well as comfortable, convenient, and secure facilities close to our customers. Our Corporate Headquarters and Aberdeen Area Operation are located in northeast Maryland, just outside the gates of the nationally recognized Aberdeen Proving Ground. And with full-service Regional Operations conveniently located near major customers and military installations from coast to coast, SURVICE stands ready to meet the needs of our existing and emerging

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S U RV I C E p r o v i des innovative systems engineering solutions for both National Defense and Commercial/Private Enterprises.

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SURVICEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s proven expertise in software engineering enables us to provide a unique suite of M&S products and services, including algorithm and methodology development, code design and implementation, configuration management, VV&A support, finite element modeling, and software documentation. We also develop custom applications that support automated laser scanning and measurement, post-test damage collection and databasing, 3-D geometry modeling and conversion, highspeed raytracing and visualization, and fire modeling.

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We solve challenging problems in a rapidly evolving technological environment through an integrated application of products and services.

Corporate Headquarters 4694 Millennium Drive, Suite 500 Belcamp, MD 21017-1505 Email: info@survice.com Phone: 410-273-7722 Fax: 410-272-7417

PerriconeMD Single page Advertising/Poster

Background Dr. Nicholas Perricone, MD, FACN, is a board certified clinical and research dermatologist. His intense research and careful testing keep him at the forefront of advancements in the field of skin care products.

Challenge Create a single page advertisement for Dr. Perricone’s face-lift cream. The cream must be targeted toward a younger audience.

Solution To effectively reach a younger target audience a younger woman was used in the advertisement. The woman’s face is very exaggerated to surprise and gain the attention of the viewer. The pink and blue background colors also serve to attract the desired audience. The headline reads, “Face the facts” to relate to the imagery and is supported by information concerning the product along with contact information.

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Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s time that you tried a Powerful, dermatological-grade face treatment combining Dr. Perriconeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most effective anti-aging ingredients in higher levels than present in any Perricone MD product to deliver a lifted, tightened, defined, contoured and radiant appearance.

Shove It Skateboarding Editorial Design

Background Shove it skateboarding magazine is a new monthly magazine that focuses solely on skateboarding. The magazine features in-depth interviews with skateboard professionals and high quality photography.

Challenge Create a skateboarding magazine that will stand out from other skateboarding magazines.

Solution The covers of Shove It magazine feature portraits of professional skateboarders. This simple design choice already serves to differentiate itself from other skateboarding magazines. The clean, yet creative design of Shove It magazine stands out from the typical clutter-filled skateboarding magazine.