Portfolio Project Five

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Publication

-This is a multiple page booklet that would be given to the guests at conferences so they can read a brief biography of each speaker. It could also be incorporated and extended into other teams from different countries.



















Bookmark



Studio Tour!

Super Top Secret
We spent about an hour and half with one of the new designers, Don. He was from Seattle and got the job because a current designer worked there and recommended him. He talked a lot about how school didn't matter because no one cares about a GPA. He said what matters is if you are good enough and if you are willing to "grind" at the beginning of your career. Everyone is going to have to work on projects they don't want to, be we have to do it to get anywhere.

He also told us a little bit about his process and how they come up with ideas. They had an entirely different team of "interaction designers" that worked more on web based projects.


Portfolio Project Four

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Final Poster





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Portfolio Project Three

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Reading #4 - Type & Lettering

BECOMING A GRAPHIC DESIGNER
Steven Heller

Type & Lettering pg. 200-231
- computers have broken down the barriers between designer and craftsperson, and the internet has democratized the distribution networks.
- Bertram Goodhue, designed Cheltenham
- hand lettering makes the client feel like they are getting something personal rather than usual.
- drawing can teach you a lot about design
- always push it as far as possible when it comes to clients because when you start doing what they expect, there's a good chance they will want you to play it safe every time.
- learn to let go of things
- ruminating on one's own style can be dangerous
- self-education is crucial to learning
- it is okay to do personal projects that you only worry about your own enjoyments and not thinking about potential sales.
- don't forget about classic typefaces
- internet and email has changed the way a lot of designers work
- web is the future

"I actually do have a brain and I prefer to use it."     
-Marian Bantjes