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Aim: Design the cover for Bitachon. Solution: This cover design uses the picture of a bird with wings to portray that we are “living in the shelter of His wings.� The smaller birds in the distance are all of those that are striving to fly beneath Hashem. The calming, beautiful background colors intrigues viewers to open this book and be inspired.
Aim: Create an identity package for the American Recycling Company. The logo should be able to be displayed on the company’s trucks as well. Solution: Here the recycling symbol has been recreated to include the initials of the American Recycling Comany, A. R. C. It is a bold, clear logo design to look good on the company’s vehicles. Green is the winning color when it comes to recycling and it is reinforced ontop a black backgound.
CORPORATE IDENTITY
Tim Opel coordinator
American Recycling Company
7979 N. Birk Road NY, NY 11220 T: 718-755-3858 E: Info@arc.org www.arc.org
Aim: A private make-up artist is interested in a new identity package to express beauty and perfection.
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Solution: The color chosen here is just about ready to put on your lips! The typography is a combination of soft and perfect and the brush stroked edges keeps the logo design interesting.
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Aim: Pepsi has a new energy drink that they’ve launched and are in need of an exciting design to JOLT their primary audience, teens and twenties.
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Solution: Using daring typography as the background and bold, bright colors is intended to turn the shopper’s eyes towards these energy drinks.
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And they eat more food for their weight than adults do. Products such as organic milk and organic baby food can be good choices for your peace of mind. Does it taste better? There is no evidence that organic food tastes better just because it›s organic. But organic food is usually fresher, because it doesn›t contain preservatives and it needs to be eaten sooner. Fresher food usually tastes better.
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ood that is labeled “organic” has been grown or raised without chemical fertilizers, pest killers (pesticides), weed killers, or drugs. This means that farmers and ranchers who grow organic food: Use only natural pest killers, such as plant oils, soap, fungus-eating bacteria, or bugs that eat other bugs. Use only natural fertilizers, such as manure or compost. Feed their animals only organic food. Don›t give their animals antibiotics or growth hormones. Don›t use irradiation, which means using X-rays or other types of rays to kill pests, change the way plants grow, or keep produce from spoiling as fast. Some countries, including the United States, have rules that govern when a farmer or rancher may use the “organic” label. Before a grower can use that label, a government inspector goes to the farm to make sure that the rules are being followed. Exposed to large amounts of pesticides can cause harm. But they have not shown that the amounts of pesticides left on nonorganic foods are enough to cause harm. Is it more nutritious? There is not enough evidence to say that organic food is more nutritious than regular food. Is it better for children? Children may be more sensitive to pesticides because they are still growing.
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“Food that is labeled “organic” has been grown or raised without chemical fertilizers, pest killers (pesticides), weed killers, or drugs.”
More and more organic foods are showing up in the produce aisles of local gro cery stores. It can be confusing to know when to buy organic versions of your favorite foods. You may have these questions about organic food.
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helping obese people slim down – he’s the nutrition doctor for the TV show The Biggest Loser. Here’s what he had to say. If you’re very overweight or obese right now, you might feel like the odds of ever achieving a healthy weight are pretty remote. But you can do it. And the benefits will be tremendous.
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vegetarians redefined Vegetarianism is a popular choice for many individuals and families. But parents may wonder if kids can safely follow a vegetarian diet and still get all necessary nutrients. Most dietary and medical experts agree that a well-planned vegetarian diet can actually be a very healthy way to eat.
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WebMD asked Michael Dansinger, MD, an assistant professor at Tufts University School of Medicine in Boston. He’s a
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There are also pescatarians, vegetarians who eat fish and seafood, and lacto-vegetarians, who eat dairy products but not eggs. Fruitarians follow a diet that includes fruits, nuts, seeds, and other plant food. Those who follow a macrobiotic diet eat mostly grains but can also eat fish. They don›t necessarily identify as vegetarians. Fruitarians follow a diet that includes fruits, nuts, seeds, and other plant food. Those who follow a macrobiotic diet eat mostly grains but can also eat fish.
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AD CAMPAIGN
Aim: Create a series of advertisements by the TSA to let the public know the dangers of text messaging while driving. Solution: This ad series uses the catchy phrase, “Got the message?” as well as shocking car crash pictures to express to the public that you are endangering yourself as well as others on the road if you drive and text.
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TYPOGRAPHY POSTER
Aim: Design a poster for an exhibition on typography given over by famous graphic designer, David Carson. The design should portray Carson’s style. Solution: David Carson is labeled the “father of Grunge” and this poster typifies his style. It incorporates hard to read text toegther with distorted photography.
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REVIEWS This delightful, soothing instrumental music is filled with bird songs and the sound of a rushing stream which were recorded in the Sierras. The Gordons have skillfully blended in musical strains from acoustic guitar, piano, electronic keyboard and flute. As the first sunbeams irradiate a misty glade, whispers of a silver flute awaken the forest scene, lifting one into a quietly powerful experience of peace and serenity. In a meditative mood I float with Water lillies, rocked gently by a light breeze as I bask in the morning sun and drink in the affirmations implicit in the cheerful, uninhibited songs of the birds. Recommended. This lovely album from 1982 continues to be a steady seller for David and Steven Gordon. The basis for the album, are the songs of forest birds and the babbling of streams that the brothers recorded in Sequoia National Forest. Free-form melodies for guitar, flute, and synthesizer keyboards are played in concert with these environmental sounds for a relaxing, yet invigorating, effect. The mellow
1. Last Year (wham)
Last year I gave you my heart But the very next day you gave it away This year To save me from tears I›ll give it to someone special Once bitten and twice shy I keep my distance But you still catch my eye Tell me dear Do you recognize me? Well it›s been a year It doesn›t surprise me Last yearI gave you my heart But the very next day you gave it away This year To save me from tears I›ll give it to someone special A crowded room Friends with tired eye I›m hiding from you And your soul of ice My god I thought you were Someone to rely onMe? I guess I was a shoulder
nature sounds could have lured the brothers to «mush out» their music, but most of the themes, harmonies, and synthesizer effects are original and quite refreshing. — Carol Wright The Sequoia National Forest gave of its beautiful sounds ---birds, br› ooks, wind --for the backdrop of this relaxing album. The Gordons play synthesizers, guitar, flute, and piano gently improvising with this delicate and shimmering environment. Some melodies and sounds float with the elements, while some have more structure. Misty Forest Morning is not too sweet, and it offers an enticing variety of moods. Sometimes it questions, sometimes it caresses. Sometimes it surrenders.
to cry on A face on a lover with a fire in his heart A man under cover but you tore me apart Now I›ve found a real love you›ll never fool me again
2. Walking In The Air (Theme from ‹The
Snowman› - written by Howard Blake) We›re walking in the air We›re floating in the moonlit sky The people far below are sleeping as we fly I›m holding very tight I›m riding in the midnight blue I›m finding I can fly so high above with you Far across the world The villages go by like trees The rivers and the hills The forests and the streams Children gaze open mouth
Relax with the soothing sounds of nature music where the serenity of nature sounds blend with peaceful instrumental music. David & Steve Gordon have pioneered the concept of music and nature since 1982 and their nature sound music has been sought after for use as relaxation music, meditation music, yoga music and healing music. The first rays of sunlight pierce the morning mist, revealing a serene glade hidden deep within the forest. The gentle melodies of David Gordon›s piano and electronic keyboard float through the trees, as the sound of birds and a bubbling stream seem to join in harmony. The meadow awakens to the whisper on a silver flute and the pure tones of Steve Gordon›s acoustic guitar. The enchanting music unfolds producing a quietly powerful and captivating experience. This is the original nature music classic that helped to pioneer the entire New Age Music movement.
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Garden of Dreams for relaxation and meditation
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Taken by surprise Nobody down below believes their eyes We›re surfing in the air We›re swimming in the frozen sky We›re drifting over icy mountains floating by Suddenly swooping low on an ocean deep Arousing of a mighty monster from it›s sleep We›re walking in the air We›re floating in the midnight sky And everyone who sees us greets us as we fly
3. December Revisited
There›s a Victorian tin, I keep my memories in, I found it up in the attic. After looking inside, I find the things that I›m hiding... The leaves saved from a mistletoe kiss, Only nostalgia has me feeling like this... Like I miss you, It must be the time of year. Remember December, It›s like a wintergreen beside a diamond stream, Remember December, A fall of snow and the afterglow. It could be taking our breath away But the years stand in
the way, Remember December, How does it make you feel inside? Beneath a Valentine, I see a locket is shining I think it must be the wine, Makes me feel it›s all real. Where nothing seems to rhyme To breathe life into the dust of a keepsake I might as well try to fix a chain on a snowflake Or a heartache, It must be the time of year. Remember... Should I feel this alone, should I pick up the phone Should I call you up and wish you ‹Happy Christmas› ? I feel so alone, should I pick up the phone Take my heart in my hand And ask if you remember...
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Here›s the last chance for the last train home
Lasting forever and ever Speeding through all the green lights Don›t let winter make you colder Be the angel at my shoulder Needing you is ok tonight Dark nights Strangers passing by Streetlights illuminate ‹goodbyes› Snow falls like stars fall from the skies Melting Full moon in the midnight blue Shining on a city made for two Can you imagine it were true? Melting Melting See you somewhere See you sometime soon See you in the frozen white city You know it can›t be just anywhere Meet you somehow Meet you down in town Meet you halfway in the city You know you can›t be just anyone Dark nights Strangers passing by Streetlights illuminate
goodbyes Snow falls like stars fall from the sky Melting Full moon in the midnight blue Shining on a city made for two Can you imagine it were true? Melting Melting
5. Cold (instrumental) 6. A Winter›s Tale
(Queen) It›s Winter-fall, Red skies are gleaming, oh Sea-gulls are flying over, Swans are floating by Smoking chimneytops, am I dreaming Am I dreaming? The nights draw in There›s a silky moon up in the sky, yeah Children are fantasizing, Grown-ups are standing by What a super feeling, am I dreaming Am I dreaming? Wo, wo, wo, wo
[dreaming] So quiet and peaceful [dreaming] Tranquil and blissful [dreaming] There›s a kind of magic in the air [dreaming] What a truly magnificient view [dreaming] A breathtaking scene With the dreams of the world in the palm of your hand [dreaming] A cosy fireside chat [dreaming] A little this, a little that [dreaming] Sound of merry laughter skipping by [dreaming] Gentle rain beating on my face [dreaming] What an extraordinary place! And the dream of the child is the hope -of the hope- of the man It›s all so beautiful, like a landscape painting in the sky, yeah Mountains are zooming higher, mmm
Little girls scream and cry My world is spinning, and spinning, and spinning It›s unbelievable, sends me reeling Am I dreaming, Am I dreaming Oooh it›s bliss
7. December Amnesia Mix See December Revisited above.
Aim: Nana Cafe needs a new menu design. The main interest is for the design to be clean.
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HOT CHOCOLATE ................................................$2.95 COFFEE ................................................................................................2.50 TEA........................................................................................................... $2.50 CAPACHINNO .................................................................$3.99 MOCHA LATTE ......................................................... $3.99 ICED AMERICANO ............................................$3.50 ICED COFFEE .................................................................$2.89
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FRUIT SMOOTHIE ............................................ $3.99 a choice of strawberry, mango, peaches, blueberry, banana MILK SHAKES .............................................................$4.50 vanilla, chocolate, strawberry PINA COLADA ..............................................................$3.89
CHERRY CHILLE................................................... $3.99 a splash of cherry flavor into a vanilla experience ICED RASPBERRY DRINK........... $2.50 ICED TEA ........................................................................................2.50
FRIED EGGS................................................................ $10.25 Panfried Haddock, served in a herb butter. POTATOES AND EGGS............................ $9.25 Poached Halibut, served with a dry white wine and wholegrain mustard cream sauce. GRILLED CHEESE ....................................... $10.95 Grilled to perfection, served with mushroom sauce and lemon.
SOUP OF THE DAY.............................................$3.45 Served with a hot crusty roll. MUSHROOM SOUP ............................................$3.95 creamy broth with onions and mushrooms ONION SOUP .....................................................................$4.50 served with mozzarella cheese and crusty croutons VEGETABLE SOUP ..............................................$3.95 mixed vegetables in thick broth
MEXICAN SALAD ........... $11.95 served with grilled tomatoes, onion rings and breaded mushrooms.
CAESAR SALAD ............................................... $11.95 cooked as you like, served with grilled tomatoes, onion rings and breaded mushrooms. ANTONIO’S SALAD ................................ $10.95 cooked as you like, served with grilled tomatoes, GARDEN SALAD .............................................. $12.95 Served with grilled tomatoes, onion rings and breaded mushrooms.
TUNA SALAD SANDWICH ...........$9.95 Served with a white wine & garlic sauce. EGG SALAD SANDWICH ...................$9.95 Poached Salmon served in a parsley sauce.
FISH PLATTER ................................................ ........ $3.95 Succulent fresh fish on a bed of crisp lettuce, topped with garlic sauce, served with brown bread.
MUSHROOM WRAP....................................... $3.95 Crispy, filo wrapped mushrooms, served with hot, sweet and sour sauce POTATO SKINS ........................................................ $3.45 Two deep fried potato skins topped with onions and served with garlic mayonnaise. BREADED MUSHROOMS .. ... ........ $3.45 Button mushrooms, coated with a crisp garlic breadcrumb, served with BBQ sauce.
MONACO .......................................................................................$4.95 Vanilla Bean ice.cream, layered between rich chocolate pound cake, wild berry compote, crème anglaise
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SALMON SALAD .....................................................$9.95 Poached Salmon served in a parsley sauce.
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EGGS NATASHA .........................................................$9.95 Served with a white wine & garlic sauce.
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MINERAL WATER .............................................$1.89
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SODA .....................................................................................................$1.89 Coca Cola, Sprite, Dr. Pepper
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PIZZA TOAST ........................................................ $10.25 Panfried Haddock, served in a herb butter.
HOT APPLE LATTICE PIE ........$2.95 served with Custard or Cream and fresh fruit salad
GARDEN SANDWICH ............................... $9.25 mixed vegetables
HOT CHOCOLATE FUDGE...............$2.95
Aim: Create a chip bag for Yankee Stadium’s exclusive crunchy corn chip. Solution: This chip bag is designed for the fan! The red, white, and blue colors express patriotism for America Incorporated into the design is the Yankee team symbol. And a unique baseball mascot has been specially created. The intention is for the fan’s to buy, and with this new packaging, buy they will! AREA USED TO SEAL TOP OF BAG
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Aim: Design a folder with insert pages for Towson University that will excite prospective students as well as impress them. Solution: This folder design has happy graduates displayed on the front cover to give prospective students a look at what they can achieve. The overall design theme is colorful yet clean. The inserts follow through with the design however they introduce variation.
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As Maryland›s metropolitan university, Towson›s mission is being carried out through its eight colleges and by its many interdisciplinary initiatives. Non-degree programs, professional training, learning in retirement, and youth and community arts programs are among Towson›s extended education offerings.
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