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Chris Bazzle
Chris Bazzle
Business Card
Web Page
Contact
Logo
Event Ad
Brochure
Montage
Flier
Photodesign
Table of Contents
Letterhead
Instructor:
Chris Bazzle
Ben Pingel
208.995.5019
cbazzle1@fortunadesigns.com
Course:
Comm130 Section 03
Date:
Letterhead
11.07.2015
Description:
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Illustrator
Adob InDesign
Objectives:
Process:
fortunaDesigns
Boise, ID 83709
www.fortunadesigns.com
Instructor:
Ben Pingel
Course:
Comm130 Section 03
Business Card
Date:
11.07.2015
Description:
Program(s)/Tools:
fortunaDesigns
Adobe Illustrator
Objectives:
Process:
I used the Shape Tool to create two rectangles, both 2 x 3.5, to create borders
for the front and back of my business card. I then copied the logo and contact
information from my letterhead into their respective places. I replicated the
cookie icon on the back of the card, but removed the company name to have
space for my contact information. Once everything was in place, I created
another rectangle, placed it behind the front logo, and used the eyedropper tool
to match the dark brown color within the logo.
Chris Bazzle
208.995.5019
cbazzle1@fortunadesigns.com
1327 S. Americana St.
Boise, ID 83709
www.fortunadesigns.com
Instructor:
Ben Pingel
Course:
Comm130 Section 03
Date:
11.21.2015
Description:
Web Page
Program(s)/Tools:
Sublime Text Editor
Objectives:
Process:
I created this web page using Sublime Text Editor. After finishing my HTML
markup, I attached a pre-made CSS document and linked it in the HTML head
tags. I used the colors from my logo as colors on my web page. Then I added
a high resolution image as my background that properly tied into the theme
of the logo. I changed the fonts to ones that were more web-appropriate, then
declared several backup fonts to accommodate many different browsers. I
also centered my logo and added some padding so it didnt feel too crowded.
Lastly, I styled the link at the bottom of the page.
Instructor:
Overboard Productions
Ben Pingel
Course:
Comm130 Section 03
Date:
10.31.2015
Description:
Logo
Program(s)/Tools:
Overb ard
Productions
Adobe Illustrator
Objectives:
Process:
I used the Shape Tool to create several circles of mutliple sizes. I used the
largest two circles as my basic lifesaver shape, and as the lower shadow. Then
I used the remaining smaller circles as the hole, the inner shading, and the
upper inner shadow. To create the appearnace of shadows, I selected those
circles, colored them a light gray, then reduced the opacity. I then chose
two contrasting fonts and played with the sizing to create a poitn of focus. I
changed the word productions to green to complemet the red in the lifesaver,
then aligned the first letters of both words.
Overb ard
Productions
Overb ard
Productions
Course:
Comm130 Section 03
Date:
10.10.2015
Description:
Event Ad
Program(s)/Tools:
Microsoft Word
Epson Scanner
Objectives:
Process:
I scanned the image, thenproperly cropped and sized it. I chose my color
scheme based on the color of the facepaint, then colored my text accordingly.
I used the Shape Tool to drag out a rectangle upon which I placed the event
information. In order to create a better sense of visual flow, I reduced the
opacity of the rectangle and colored it red to give my text legibility without
compromising style.
Get your face painted
this Saturday from
10-4 at Porter Park.
All proceeds will be
donated to the
American Red Cross
to feed and clothe
children in impoverished
countries.
Hosted by the Eastern
Idaho Relief Effort.
Ben Pingel
Instructor:
Instructor:
Ben Pingel
Course:
Comm130 Section 03
Date:
12.01.2015
Brochure
Description:
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe InDesign
Adobe Illustrator
Abode Photoshop
Inside
Outside (Open)
Objectives:
Process:
First, I set up the offset fold in InDesign. I used many smaller photographs
on the offset to create repetition and alignment. I chose a color scheme that
would complement the cover picture. Using Illustrator, I created a logo using
the Shape Tool. I used Photoshop to cut out the image of the home on the
inside-left page, then refined the edges, and placed the cutout on a new layer.
I then saved it as a.png so there would be no background of any kind. Once
placed in the brochure, I used the Text Wrap window to place the paragraph
text around the edges of the image.
Front (Closed)
Instructor:
Ben Pingel
Course:
Comm130 Section 03
Date:
10.24.2015
Montage
Description:
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Photoshop
Objectives:
Process:
First I added a layer mask to the background image to add a more blue hue to
it, in order to tone down the brightness and add a bit of contrast. I then added
the image of the woman, which I cut out using the Lasso Tool, then added a
layer mask and used the Brush Tool with opacity set to 30% to blend the image
and remove any hard edges. I repeated the process with the image of Christ. I
then added some type and added a drop shadow for maximum legibility.
Instructor:
Ben Pingel
Course:
Comm130 Section 03
Date:
10.03.2015
Description:
Program(s)/Tools:
Flier
Adobe InDesign
Objectives:
Graduate
Do you want to have the competitive
Leadership
Conference
edge in business?
http://www.vouantcomm.com/ leaders
Process:
First I created several sketches of possible layouts. I chose the one I liked the
best and used it as a guide to create it digitally in InDesign. I chose a picture
conducive to both repetition and alignment, then added a gray, transparent
rectangle that I placed diagonally to add to the flow. I added appropriate text
using contrasting fonts, and emboldened certain words to create emphasis and
help clarify the message. I was given the image, logo, and copy for this flier.
Additionally, I checked the copy for spelling and grammatical errors.
October 21
8 a.m. 5 p.m.
Lincoln Convention Center
Instructor:
Ben Pingel
Course:
Comm130 Section 03
Photodesign
Date:
10.17.2015
Description:
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Photoshop
Canon Camera
Objectives:
Process:
I took this picture using a Canon digital camera. I then opened it in Photoshop
and cropped it, then used the Healing Tool to airbrush out a powerline that sat
in the middle of the shot. I then tweaked the saturation, hue, and brightness
levels. After that, I added proper typography using contrasting fonts and an
analogous color scheme.