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PORTFOLIO INDEX PRINT DESIGN & LAYOUT MAGICAL MOMENTS 2012 ALUMNI WEEKEND 2013 HARBOR LINES BEACHES RESTAURANT GALA FOR HUMANITY
AD CAMPAIGNS RIGHT TO KNOW AD
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WEB DESIGN KASPER ARCHITECURE ANASTASIA BAPTIST CHILD CARE
INTERACTIVE DESIGN BARK PARK
VIDEO PRODUCTION BRENAU UNIVERSITY PROMO VIDEOS
Think eating vegetables is healthy?
THINK AGAIN.
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introduction
introduction hello my name is jerry carter. i have found that all of my life I have been drawn toward different aspects of the design industry. my first experience was learning photoshop and dreamweaver to create websites. i never knew what I was doing other than playing around. later I realized that graphic design was the field that allowed me to play with technology and provide a service to the community. Another thing I enjoyed doing was mashing up sound files to leave silly messages on friends voice mails. At some point I actually started using motion graphics and videos to help promote events at a church I worked for. It was about 4 years after later that I finally decided it was time to get serious about being a graphic designer and I enrolled at Flagler College to understand what this industry was all about. I have discovered my various skill sets and personality keeps me split up in regards to being a business person, a designer, a web developer and a video producer. I love the variety of jobs that come my way and I look forward to every day getting to figure out the puzzles of each project.
berts big adventure | 2012 magical moments magazine
Annual magazine that highlights the latest trip to Walt Disney World
berts big adventure | 2012 magical moments magazine
our mission: Established in 2002, Bert’s Big Adventure is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides a magical, all-expenses-paid, five-day journey to Walt Disney World® for children with chronic and terminal illnesses and their families. To qualify for Bert’s Big Adventure, children must be between the ages of 5 and 12, live in “The Bert Show” radio listening area, prove financial need and have never been to Walt Disney World®.
Bert Weiss Co-Founder Stacey Weiss Co-Founder & Executive Director
Following the annual trip, Bert’s Big Adventure provides year-round support through initiatives such as the Reunion Adventures, the Fairy Godparent volunteer program and additional charitable services. The trip and programs create a community of families that establish lasting friendships with others facing similar challenges.
Molly Parrish-Darby Program Director
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Melanie Wilson Development Director Erin Steele Volunteer Services Manager Natalie Brown Program Assistant
reunionadventures An insider’s look at some of the most memorable events of 2012
Michael Birchall/Troika Studio Marketing/Creative Director
magical moments Publisher Stacey Weiss Editor-in-Chief Melanie Wilson
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Art Director Michael Birchall/Troika Studio Graphic Design Amanda Fox/Troika Studio Jerry Carter/Troika Studio Staff Photographers Erika Leigh Photography erikaleighphotography.com
A letter from Noah’s mom, Tara, about their experience with Bert’s Big Adventure
about QR codes
Rustic White Photography rusticwhitephotography.com
In this magazine you will find small coded squares called QR codes that you can scan with your phone using the appropriate app. These will link you through to videos, websites and more.
Zach Thomas Photography ztphoto.com Contributing Writers David Crawford Anita J. Finkelstein
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P.O. Box 420917 Atlanta, GA 30342 404.303.8312 BertsBigAdventure.org
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2012 Edition of Magical Moments Magazine
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bertsbigadventure.org • magical moments magazine 2012 • sponsored by carter’s | oshkosh b’gosh
During the fall semester of 2011 I began an internship with a local graphic design c o m pa n y. O n e o f t h e i r c l i e n t s wa s a n incredible charit y organization called Bert’s Big Adventure. Every year they take 12 hand picked families with children who suffer from chronic or terminal illnesses. The 5 day trip is all expense paid, VIP status for the children and families. After the trip I was given the incredible responsibility to produce their annual magazine that highlights the magical moments captured by the staff. One of the major sections of the magazine is the individual kids spreads with their stories. Getting to experience the extraordinary personalities of these kids, I felt the best way to highlight their lives was to strip away any unnecessary elements and focus on the children. It needed to be as clean as possible to allow for huge portrait photos that created an intimate experience with each one. I was able to use a unique typeface for each child that helped communicate their personalities. It was truly an honor to be able to give them the star treatment they deserve. In other sections of the magazine I also carried on the idea of trying to bring to life all of the photos and stories. I accomplished this by finding elements within the photos that could pop out of the frame and bring to life the still images.
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first trip - february 2003 Seven children and their families joined Bert’s Big Adventure for the inaugural trip to Walt Disney World
third trip - february 2005 10 more kids journeyed to Orlando for the experience of a lifetime
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sixth trip - february 2008 13 children escaped from the struggles of their daily lives for five days of fun
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first magazine january 2010 The first issue of Magical Moments Magazine, an annual publication, was presented to the families as a way to remember the trip
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volunteer program launch - may 2010 Sponsored by Carter’s|OshKosh B’Gosh, the Fairy Godparent volunteer program started small, but has grown to include more than 50 volunteers
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launch - january 2011 Employees of the children’s wear company, headquartered in Atlanta, volunteer for Bert’s Big Adventure events through the Carter’s Cares Club
After rebranding the organization, Bert’s Big Adventure took 13 more kids to Orlando
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an office - april 2011 Thanks to Tin Lizzy’s Cantina, Bert’s Big Adventure has its own office space in Atlanta, GA
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february 2012 12 deserving families got a top-of-the-line vacation to Walt Disney World, also marking the 10th anniversary of Bert’s Big Adventure
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second trip - february 2004 Bert and Stacey added eight new kids to the group, all with the support of “The Bert Show” listeners and the Atlanta community
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fourth trip - february 2006 Bert’s Big Adventure decided to expand in 2006, and took 12 families to Walt Disney World
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reunion adventures program launch - july 2008 Bert’s Big Adventure began hosting Reunion Adventures to allow the families to stay connected
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fifth trip - february 2007 Along with their families, 14 more children with special needs experienced the magic of Bert’s Big Adventure
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seventh trip february 2009 On the seventh trip, Bert’s Big Adventure treated 14 new children and their families to a VIP experience
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Shown here with Jordan, Mickey Mouse made a surprise underwater appearance at Living Seas.
bert’s big adventure
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Jainah relished in the moment while touring Cinderella’s guest suite.
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most people will never experience a trip to disney world like the one with Bert’s Big adventure. the families are exposed to some of the most exclusive parts of the parks, and this year was the most vip yet. the families were invited to tour cinderella’s guest suite in the top of the iconic castle. other special events included a dance party with mickey mouse, Breakfast with lilo and stitch and princess makeovers at the BiBBidi BoBBidi Boutique.
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Things got competitive when Gabe and Bert got a football game started at the beach breakfast.
Breanna’s transformation into Tinkerbelle was just one of the magical moments at the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique.
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photo courtesy of flagler college
flagler college | alumni weekend 2013
Invitational and promotional material for the 2013 Alumni Weekend
alumni weekend 2013 | flagler college
flagler college | alumni weekend 2013
ALUMNI WEEKEND 2013 Flagler College hosts their alumni weekend every year and this time it coincided with the 125th anniversary of the Hotel Ponce De Leon. The mailer is the invitation for all of the former Flagler graduates and who have spread out all across america. the event becomes their summer vacation back to the sunny beach town of St. Augustine. The client asked that I provide a warm and fun style while still reflecting back at the historic features of the Ponce De Leon, which is now being used as one of the girls dorm areas at the college. The 125th logo and design was already established by one of the professors at the college. After brainstorming I decided to use a retro feeling design and typeface that allowed me to silhouette the familiar architectural landscape of the college and create a bright watercolor stain effect. The rough textures kept the piece looking natural and playful, while limiting the formal aspects. This concept also translated onto the tee shirt easily and let the silhouette become the negative space around the design.
photo by: ztphoto.com
camachee islanD | Harbor Lines
Boaters guide to the area surrounding the Camachee Island marina
photo by: ztphoto.com
Camachee island | harbor lines
CONTENTS
WELCOME
Welcome .................................................................................................................................. 2 Boaters Guide ...................................................................................................................... 3-4 Map ............................................................................................................................................ 5 Harbor Facilities ......................................................................................................................6 A Brief History of St. Augustine ....................................................................................... 7-8 The Story of Camachee Island .....................................................................................9-10 Activities of Interest ......................................................................................................... 11-12 Merchants & Associates ................................................................................................13-20 Phone Numbers ............................................................................................................. 21-22 Harbor Rules & Agreement ......................................................................................... 23-26 Cable Conversion Chart .....................................................................................................27 The St. Augustine Inlet ........................................................................................................28 Atlantic Intercoastal Florida Movable Bridge Guide ....................................................29 Intracoastal Waterway Mileage ........................................................................................ 30
Clean Marina In March of 2003, CCYH became the 18th Marina in Florida and the 3rd in St. Johns County to be designated a clean marina. This means the marina practices environmentally friendly operating procedures.
BOATERS GuIDE
Welcome to
BOATERS GuIDE
On-Site Services
Camachee Island
tHIS guIde waS prepared to Help boaterS IdentIfy and loCate produCtS and ServICeS tHat Can make tHeIr Stay at CamaCHee Cove yaCHt Harbor produCtIve and enjoyable. The businesses located at Camachee Island are here for your benefit. We have tried to include them all in this booklet. Off-site businesses offering products and services of interest to the boater were selected according to the following criteria: desirable product or service, convenience, and reputation. This list is by no means all inclusive, space prevents listing everybody. In addition, we do not accept advertising. General information has been included to help you enjoy the St. Augustine area. For more information, visit the Visitor’s Information Center downtown, the St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce, or talk to anyone in the harbor office.
Welcome to Camachee Cove Yacht Harbor and the St. Augustine Area. If there is anything we can do to make your stay more enjoyable, just ask and we will try to accommodate you. All the shop owners and employees at Camachee Island are here for one primary purpose – to serve the boater. If we can do that, we know you will come back again to make this your permanent mooring or a regular stopover, and pass the word to other boaters.
We would appreciate your comments on services received and any recommendations for us to add or remove from this booklet. Please remember, this booklet is meant for you. Your input can help improve the next edition.
Harbor Staff: (Pictured Above, Left to Right) Ryan Brunette: Assistant Dockmaster, Carolyn Denman: Office Manager, Casey Austin: Assistant Harbormaster, Tom Huston: Harbormaster, Alexis Schelble: Office Manager, Travis Staats: Dockmaster
Sean McKenna President, C.C.Y.H Peter Sabo, President C.Y.Y
operatIng HourS: The harbor office and fuel deck are open daily from 7am-7pm during daylight savings time, and 7am-6pm during standard time. Accommodations after hours can be made by contacting the Harbor Office. Visiting boaters please check-in promptly. Normal check-out time is noon unless other arrangements have been made. We monitor VHF channels 16 & 68. telepHoneS & offICe aSSIStanCe: Change is available at the Harbor Office. Telephone service on board permanent
pump out ServICe: Contact Harbor Office on VHF16 or 904-829-5676 on a land line.
boats is available through ATT. A courtesy phone is located in the Harbor Office and the Boaters Lounge with phone, desk, weather, and local information. Photo copying, mail services, notary service and faxing are available.
SHowerS and HeadS: There are 3 boaters’ facilities with showers, heads and phones. All three facilities have coinoperated laundries.
fuel ServICeS: Valvtect Diesel fuel, premium unleaded gasoline, engine oil and outboard oil are available. Mastercard, Visa, or American Express, and Discover credit cards are honored. Permanent customers may charge fuel products to their account. waSte oIl & uSed fIlterS: Waste oil collecting tanks are provided at four locations (See Map). PLEASE DO NOT DuMP WASTE OIL IN ANY OTHER LOCATION. Please leave anti-freeze or solvents in separate container.
harbor lines
Camachee Island 3070 Harbor Drive, St. Augustine, Florida 32084 PHONE: 904-829- 5676 or 800-345-9269 FAX: 904-829-0396 EMAIL: camacheecove@comcast.net www.camacheeisland.com
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Camachee island is a marina located just a few miles north of the downtown AREA OF st. augustine. the business provides a guide with information about the area which includes the harbor map, facilities and offices, store front merchants, along with the rules and regulations. The direction I chose for this publication was to simplify and clean up all of the artwork and photos surrounding the informational copy. The marina area is naturally beautiful and needed to be presented. Much of the look and feel of sailing is open skies and seas so I wanted to reflect that familiar atmostphere within the design. I was able to art direct with the photographer, Zach Thomas, who timed his shoots perfectly to provide us with the calm, relaxing photos of the marina. Throughout the layouts I used a dotted line for navigation. It is also used widely among nautical maps to give captains an idea of where to go. I used my efforts to create a familiar and useful publication while still capturing the beauty of the area.
HARBOR LINES
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ICe: Available in 10 and 25 lb. bags and 10 lb. blocks at the Harbor Office. Also available at Fishtales Market and Grill & Cast and Cruise. petS: Please curb pets in designated areas (see Facility Map on page 4). Leashes are required in the residential area. parkIng: Please honor parking guidelines to include no “over the curb” parking or parking of RV’s or trailers. For long term (over 48 hours), please contact the Harbor Office. reSIdentIal area: Please be especially attentive to parking guidelines, noise and litter in the residential area.
laundromat: Self service laundromats are available as a service of Heald Laundries,
SeCurIty: Full security procedures are
Inc. (904-384-5252) in the boaters facilities buildings by the Harbor Office. Laundry supplies are available at Fishtales Market.
intentionally not published. Security includes nightly patrols with radio support. The security guard post is at the main entrance.
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HISTORY OF ST. AuGuSTINE
A Brief History of
Saint Augustine
t. auguStIne IS tHe oldeSt permanent european Settlement In tHe ContInental unIted StateS. fIfty-fIve yearS before jameStown, tHe SpanISH explorer pedro menéndez de avIleS Settled In tHe St. auguStIne area. tHe year waS 1565. On August 28th of that year, Menéndez’s fleet first sighted Florida land. The settlement was named in honor of that day, the feast day for St. Augustine. Over the next 200 years the settlement survived under Spanish rule. They were attacked by Sir Francis Drake in 1586 and by Robert Searles in 1668. The Castillo de San Marcos, a coquina fort, was constructed for protection. In 1702, St. Augustine defeated an assault by South Carolina Governor James Moore, and another by General James Oglethorpe from Georgia in 1740. But in 1783 Spain lost Florida to England in a territorial exchange. For the next twenty years the British ruled the area. Florida became a territory of the united States in 1821, gaining statehood in 1845. St. Augustine’s “golden era” began in the late 1880’s, when Henry Flagler attempted to turn the quaint town into a vacation spot for tourists. Flagler, an oil millionaire, and his friends built elegant hotels and churches. Their interests turned further South in the early 1900’s, but their structures remain behind. The history and sights of St. Augustine are well worth exploring. Try to make the time to take in the flavor of the Nation’s Oldest City.
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beaches restaurant
Menus and promos for a caribbean style restaurant located in St. Augustine, Florida.
beaches restaurant
beaches restaurant
Sides
Sandwiches
All sandwiches served with Coleslaw and your choice of French Fries or Tater Tots
Fresh Fish Sandwich
$9.99
Grilled Veggie
$9.99
Po’ Boy Sandwich
$9.99
Fried, blackened, or grilled. Served with lettuce, tomato, onion, and tartar sauce
Roasted red pepper, fresh lettuce, tomato, portabella mushrooms, and provolone cheese Served on Garlic Island Bread
Your choice of fried shrimp or fish. Served with lettuce, tomato, and Po’ Boy sauce
BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich
$10.99
Served on a kaiser roll with coleslaw and datil pepper BBQ sauce.
Philly Cheese Steak
$9.99
Thinly sliced top sirloin with sautéed peppers, onions, mushrooms and provolone cheese.
Grilled Chicken Sandwich
$9.99
Served with lettuce, tomato, onion and your choice of cheese Add bacon, sautéed mushrooms, or sautéed onions
$1.00 each
Angus Burger
$9.99
Served with lettuce, tomato, onion, and your choice of cheese Add bacon, sautéed mushrooms or sautéed onions
$1.00 each
Beach Tacos
$10.99
Island Reuben
$10.99
Fish and Chips
$10.99
Your choice of fish, chicken or beef. Grilled, blackened, or fried. Three soft tacos loaded with lettuce, shredded cheese and Bang Bang sauce
Sauteed corn beef and sauerkraut with island dressing on top of rye bread. Served with coleslaw and your choice of french fries or tater tots
A large beer battered fillet of flounder, served with coleslaw and your choice of french fries or tater tots
Childens Menu
beaches restaurant promotes itself as a carribean get-a-way located across the vilano bridge in st. augustine, florida. the restaurant has ONE OF the best view of the sunset. they also feature a beach front area for boaters and visitors to come relax away from the busy downtown area. I participated in the logo building with the design company and the client decided on the Beaches logo that is displayed for it’s final solution. After that point getting the dining menu and to go menu settled was the next step. They wanted to keep it fun and I used the colors and type treatments from the logo to continue on the style. I was suprised by the difficulty of organizing all of the copy blocks for each section of the menu. Items kept getting added which would through off the rest of the column breaks so I had to keep revisiting the whole organization of the elements. We created a billboard to help direct traffic coming across the bridge to the new restaurant and published some ads in local review magazines.
Salads House Salad
$8.99
Fresh greens with diced tomatoes, cucumbers, shredded cheese, and red onions, with your choice of dressing Add chicken 1.99 Add shrimp 2.99 Add fresh catch 3.99
Caesar Salad
$8.99
Crisp romaine hearts, homemade croutons, parmesan cheese and Caesar dressing Add chicken 1.99 Add shrimp 2.99 Add fresh catch 3.99
Ginger Seared Ahi Salad
$12.99
Caribbean Salad
$8.99
Crisp romaine hearts, cucumber, red onion, roasted red peppers and wonton crisps, served with cusabi dressing
Fresh greens, mandarin oranges, sliced mushrooms, red onion, yellow raisins Add chicken 1.99 Add shrimp 2.99 Add fresh catch 3.99
Wedge Salad
$8.99
Crisp salad wedge topped with apple-smoked bacon, bleu cheese, and diced tomatoes Served with your choice of dressing
Steak Salad
$10.99
Fresh greens topped with grilled top sirloin, bleu cheese, apple-smoked bacon and diced tomatoes with your choice of dressing Dressings: Ranch, Bleu Cheese, Honey Mustard, Cusabi, Honey Dijon Lime, Balsamic Vinaigrette
Caribbean Rice and Beans Vegetable of the Day Datil Pepper Cheese Grits
Side Salad Coleslaw Tater Tots
Lump Crab Cakes
$16.99 Fresh Local Fish of the Day
Grilled Caribbean Shrimp
$16.99 Grilled New York Strip
$19.99
St. Augustine Fried Shrimp
$16.99 Island Jambalaya
$16.99
Coconut Fried Shrimp
$16.99 Caribbean Mojo Pork
$16.99
Datil Pepper Shrimp and Grits
$16.99
Homemade crab cakes pan seared and served with a fire roasted tomato coulis
Glazed with a pineapple mango datil pepper sauce. Served over Caribbean rice and black beans
Served with a chipotle lime butter and fried onion strings over top
Ten shrimp deep fried and served with cocktail or datil pepper sauce
Ten coconut shrimp deep fried and served with a honey Dijon vinaigrette
Sauteed shrimp, spicy sausage in a island tomato broth, served over caribbean rice.
Served over Caribbean rice and black beans
Shrimp sautéed with bacon, garlic, and scallions then served over datil pepper cheese grits with fresh tomatoes over top
Sautéed Clams
Market
Fried, grilled or blackened. Served with tartar sauce, cilantro lime butter, or fire roasted tomato coulis
$15.99
Caribbean Mojo Chicken
$15.99
Chicken Tender Dinner
$12.99
Served over Caribbean rice and black beans
Served with honey mustard
Fresh clams sautéed in butter, garlic, white wine, and scallions, served over fettuccine and topped with diced tomatoes, and served with homemade garlic bread.
To assure quality, our entire menu is cooked to order. The consumption of raw or undercooked meats or shellfish may increase your risk of food borne illness. Please inform us of any food allergies
Desserts
Peanut Butter Pie
$5.99
Key Lime Pie
$5.99
Hot Fudge Brownie
$5.99
Homemade Pina Colada Cheesecake
$5.99
Peanut butter ice cream, topped with hot fudge and whipped cream
Served with fries and a soft drink
beaches restaurant
Entrees
French Fries Garlic Mashed Potatoes (dinner only) Macaroni and Cheese
Corn Dog
$5.99
Cheeseburger Chicken Tenders
$5.99 $5.99
Macaroni and Cheese Fried Shrimp
$5.99 $5.99
Desserts
Peanut Butter Pie
$5.99
Key Lime Pie
$5.99
Hot Fudge Brownie
$5.99
Homemade Apple Cobbler
$5.99
The best in Florida
Homemade brownie, vanilla bean ice cream, and hot fudge and topped with whipped cream
Fresh key lime sauce and whipped cream
Peanut butter ice cream, topped with hot fudge and whipped cream The best in Florida
Homemade brownie, vanilla bean ice cream, and hot fudge and topped with whipped cream Served with vanilla ice cream
Beaches in the Raw Steamed Oysters
Market
Oysters on the Half Shell Peel-and-Eat Shrimp
Market Market
Steamed Clams
Market
Served with lemon, drawn butter, horseradish, and cocktail sauce
Served with lemon and datil pepper sauce or cocktail sauce For the garlic lovers, fresh clams sautéed in butter, garlic, white wine, and scallions. Topped with diced tomatoes, and served with homemade garlic bread.
Live Music and Specials Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 6pm-10pm Sundays from 2pm-6pm Every weekend we provide menu specials on food, beer, and wine. Contact us for more details.
Childens Menu Served with fries and a soft drink
Corn Dog Cheeseburger Chicken Tenders Macaroni and Cheese Fried Shrimp
$4.99 $4.99 $4.99 $4.99 $4.99
Phone: 904.829.0589 Fax: 904.829.0588 Email: info@beachesatvilano.com
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Phone: 904.829.0589 Fax: 904.829.0588 Email: info@beachesatvilano.com 254 Vilano Road • St. Augustine, FL 32084 At Inlet Marina, next to the Vilano Pier Open 11am - late night, Sunday - Saturday
beachesatvilano.com
habitat for humanity | gala for humanity
Promotional materials for fundraising auction event
gala for humanity | habitat for humanity
NON-PROFIT ORG U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT No. 123 St. Augustine, FL 7 Hopkins Street St. Augustine, FL 32084
or Current Resident
habitat for humanity | gala for humanity
gala for humanity promotional materials I took an internship position and this was the first project i was given. the client wanted to create something that would represent class and sophistication. the gala event was a fund raising auction and the proceeds helped the habitat for humanity continue their mission. The first part was establishing the main graphic that was going to represent the moment. I wanted to create a collage that would reinforce the classy and sophistication that the client was looking for. Ideas ranging from top hats to champage glasses all came to mind. But when I stepped back and thought about it the hard work of those who gave their time to build the houses became the main focus. I was able to find pictures of habitat workers in various positions and then created the gift box that they could all be working on. Once that was settled the rest was cake. The printed pieces turned out great and the client was thrilled.
right to know | public awareness campaign
Student project public awareness campaign to label GMO foods
Think eating vegetables is healthy?
THINK AGAIN.
The scary fact is that 90% of crops in the USA contain genetically modified organisms (GMOs) which are direct human manipulation of an organism’s DNA in a lab environment. These GMOs lead to environmental hazards, super weeds, increased use of pesticides, which all has been linked to allergies, organ toxicity, and other health problems. Support the Right to Know and get these foods labelled, so you can make healthy decisions!
Think eating vegetables is healthy?
THINK AGAIN. The scary fact is that 90% of crops in the USA contain genetically modified organisms (GMOs) which are direct human manipulation of an organism’s DNA in a lab environment. These GMOs lead to environmental hazards, super weeds, increased use of pesticides, which all has been linked to allergies, organ toxicity, and other health problems. Support the Right to Know and get these foods labelled, so you can make healthy decisions!
right to know public awareness campaign pop culture is all about zombies these days and with the growing awareness on genetically modified organisms in our food supply i knew it was a perfect match for the campaign project. It’s hard to believe that eating vegetables could be hazardous to our health. I understand the vegan movement in the efforts to bring our diets back to a more natural state and I realize that the idea of promoting organic farming would be even harder. This would require a strong statement. After reading about the cases in regards to GMO’s I realized that if the pests that feed on the crops are mutating then how crazy would it be to think we would not. Everyone loves the zombie craze at this point so this campaign is meant to capture the attention of all audiences while still providing a horrifying reality.
no mo yolo | aaaa
Student project campaign to reduce the use of the acronym YOLO
no mo yolo | aaaa
You only live once! Right? Every day, hundreds of speed-needing hooligans like you get into embarrassingly painful situations thanks to the infamous YOLO. One minute you’re traveling at exhilarating speeds in a grocery store parking lot – next thing you know, you’re sitting at home in your underwear while mommy rubs ointment on your bleeding body parts and wipes mucus from your sniffling nose. Don’t let YOLO push you around. Take the pledge today.
www.aaaa.org/nomoyolo
You only live once! Right? Every day, hundreds of high rollin’ hooligans like you get into embarrassingly costly situations thanks to the infamous YOLO. One minute you’re dreaming of owning expensive ponies, watching your stack of poker chips rises almost as fast as your ego inflates – next thing you know, you’re on the phone with mommy begging her to fill your change purse with lunch money. Don’t let YOLO play your cards. Take the pledge today.
www.aaaa.org/nomoyolo
no mo yolo | aaaa
NO MO Yolo Campaign Another topic that is currently killing our population is those who use the word yolo to justify practicing reckless behavior. this campaign was created to provide a snapshot into those lives and make an example of it’s ridiculousness. Student project combining the talents of Mattie Fees, Lindsey Calhoun, Jonathan Hooper and myself. This project was used to exercise role-playing of a design firm with the 4 major roles of Creative Director, Art Director, Copywriter and Account Executive. I was given the role of the Art Director. After much brainstorming on how to tackle such a huge movement we finally decided on purchasing the yellow morph suit and acting out a a few embarrassing situations. No one was hurt in the making of these ads.
You only live once! Right? Every day, hundreds of thrill-seeking hooligans like you get into embarrassingly awkward situations thanks to the infamous YOLO. One minute you’re impressing all the ladies in your birthday suit – next thing you know you’re at the police station explaining to your mommy why she needs to come pick you up and pay your public indecency fine. Don’t let YOLO run your life. Take the pledge today.
www.aaaa.org/nomoyolo
kasper architecture | web design
Website project for a modern architectural firm in Jacksonville, FL.
web design | kasper architecture
kasper architecture | web design
kasper architecturE kasper architecure is a modern design firm located in jacksonville, fl. i had a mutual contact that provided me the opportunity to put together this customized wordpress site. they were looking for something clean and simple that also reflected their design style. The original site was outdated and every page was a new pop up window. It was time for a new approach. The client asked for a large slider for the front page to show off their projects. The portfolio of the firm is broken up into commerical, residential and interior design projects. Each one of the projects has its own page to reveal all of the details. The about page follows along with the clean look but still providing all of the information needed to get to know those who make up the company. A simple contact page with google maps wraps it up and allows for easy navigation and a response form.
photo courtesy of anastasia baptist child care ministry
anastasia baptist child care ministry | web design
Website project for a children’s early education school in St. Augustine, FL.
web design | anastasia baptist child care ministry
anastasia baptist child care ministry | web design
anastasia baptist child care ministry What started out as a computer service call ended up as a web design project. the client asked for a fresh website that communicated the playfulness and creative aspect that the business works so hard to provide for the children in their care. I started out with taking the existing logo and giving it a modern twist. They absolutely loved the lighthouse and I could not convince them to use anything else. With as much artwork has been used regarding lighthouses I finally realized that cut paper was a way to still use the symbol yet communicate the childlike nature of the business. I then continued to use that treatment throughout the site in a complete wordpress customized theme. The main point of the site is to allow parents an inside look into the facility and business. I helped the client consider content that would be the most appropriate to help promote the business.
interactive design | bark park
Interactive design student project for dog lovers
bark park | interactive design
bark park iphone app during an interview with a friend we realized the need for dog lovers to be able to share their love for their dog. our pets already take up much of the picture sharing among our social feeds, so why can’t we have one just for us dog lovers. A must have for all dog owners. Share the love and excitement that you get from your canine best friend and let others see just how fun it is to be a dog owner. Bark Park allows you to share your favorite parks, photos, easily communicate and see what’s going on quickly with your other dog friends. Travelers can find the best dog parks in their area with all of the information you need to know right at your fingertips. Be prepared and know which park your dog is going to love ahead of time. Make memorable photos with your dog and add on mustaches, hats, glasses and many more fun elements. Let your dog be the rockstar you already know.
BRENAU UNIVERSITY | video production
Promotional videos for the Arts program at Brenau University in Gainesville, GA.
video production | Brenau university
art & design department filmstrip
dance department filmstrip
BRENAU UNIVERSITY | video production
brenau university brenau university is an all girls campus located in gainesville, ga. they were looking to promote their campus by providing an inside look into the art programs offered by the school and hired my company to produce the videos. I realized the need for clear communication through this project. We were given a script of questions to ask the students but quickly realized that the questions limited the responses of the students and faculty to impersonable replies. After setting up all of the shots and sitting down with each person, we had to win them over and let them share their story. Not only during the shoot but editing all of the footage to produce a single 2 or 3 sentence statement that would also communicate clearly to the viewers was a tremendous task. The technical aspects that go into video production are demanding but I love getting to branch out and direct a more socially demanding project.
Jerry Carter g r a p h i c
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