P9Adrian Vasquez
P9Adrian Vasquez
P9Adrian Vasquez
ADRIAN VASQUEZ
CONTACT INFORMATION
Jake Spencer:
TABLE OF CONTENT
Event Ad
Flier
Montage
Flier
Imaging
Letterhead
Business Card
Logos
Brochure
Web Page
EVENT AD
Description:
Date:
5/14/16
Course/Instructor:
Comm 130 Section 07
Lindsey LeFevre
Program(s)/Tools:
Microsoft Word
Epson Scanner
PDF2JPG.net (PDF converter)
Objectives:
Process:
Description:
Date:
2/2/13
Course/Instructor:
Comm 130 Section 05
Eric Lybbert
Program(s)/Tools:
Microsoft Word
Epson Scanner
PDF2JPG.net (PDF converter)
Objectives:
Process:
I scanned the bike image, and then used a Word image effect
to delete most of the background. This left a random white
pattern, so I added a shadow to give it an artsy effect. Then I
added boxes with various shades of green in the background for
repetition and organization. I chose one font with contrasting
weights for simplicity. I was surprised at how much I could
do with the hidden design features of Microsoft Word. Now I
know that I could use it in a pinch.
MONTAGE
Description:
Date:
5/29/2016
Course/Instructor:
Comm 130 Section 07
Lindsey LeFevre
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Photoshop
Objectives:
Process:
FLIER
Description:
Date:
2/12/13
Course/Instructor:
Comm 130 Section 07
Lindsey LeFevre
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe InDesign
Objectives:
Process:
WEB PAGE
IMAGING
Description:
Date:
5/21/2016
Course/Instructor:
Comm 130 Section 07
Lindsey LeFevre
Program(s)/Tools:
Nikon camera
Adobe Photoshop
Objectives:
Process:
LETTERHEAD
Description:
Date:
6/12/2016
Course/Instructor:
Comm 130 Section 07
Lindsey LeFevre
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe InDesign
Objectives:
Process:
I first used Adobe Illustrator to create a simple logo that described the
purpose of the business card. I imported a picture of a turntable and
traced over it using the pen tool and ellipse tool. Once I create the logo
I opened a new two page Indesign Document and placed my logo .AI
file into this document.
As I decided where to place my logo on the letterhead, I decided to
place the logo in the top left corner of my letterhead. I then placed
my contact information the on top left corner of my letterhead by
typing into a text box. I made my name about 30pts and the contact
information about 8pts to be able to fit all the information and also
create alignment.
I also added a watermark but copying the logo and making way bigger.
I then lowered the opacity to about 35%.
On the second page I used the rectangle tool to create the front and
back of the business card, while using the guide lines to make sure it
was perfect size.I then copied my logo onto the business card outline
that I made grey. I changed a few details of the logo so that it looked all
unified. I made the contact information match and the name contrast
by using different typefaces all aligned together.
BUSINESS CARD
Description:
Date:
6/12/2016
Course/Instructor:
Comm 130 Section 07
Lindsey LeFevre
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe InDesign
Objectives:
Process:
I first used Adobe Illustrator to create a simple logo that described the
purpose of the business card. I imported a picture of a turntable and
traced over it using the pen tool and ellipse tool. Once I create the logo
I opened a new two page Indesign Document and placed my logo .AI
file into this document.
As I decided where to place my logo on the letterhead, I decided to
place the logo in the top left corner of my letterhead. I then placed
my contact information the on top left corner of my letterhead by
typing into a text box. I made my name about 30pts and the contact
information about 8pts to be able to fit all the information and also
create alignment.
I also added a watermark but copying the logo and making way bigger.
I then lowered the opacity to about 35%.
On the second page I used the rectangle tool to create the front and
back of the business card, while using the guide lines to make sure it
was perfect size.I then copied my logo onto the business card outline
that I made grey. I changed a few details of the logo so that it looked all
unified. I made the contact information match and the name contrast
by using different typefaces all aligned together.
LOGO
Description:
Date:
6/5/2016
Course/Instructor:
Comm 130 Section 07
Lindsey LeFevre
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Illustrator
Objectives:
Process:
BROCHURE
Description:
Date:
7/10/2016
Course/Instructor:
Comm 130 Section 07
Lindsey LeFevre
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe InDesign
Objectives:
Process:
I set up the gateway fold in Indesign. I split my layout into two sections
wit the concept of folding it down the middle.
I created a vector graphic of the outside socks on the inside. The strips
created repetition. it also created flow as you move from one sock to
the other. I chose different socks to show examples of what my idea
would look like. They all look the same so that it would create unity.
For the images of the socks, I used the quick select tool in Photoshop
to remove the background. I then used the refine mask dialogue box
to smooth, feather, shift edge and apply contrast to the outline of the
socks. I used this tool so that the cut out would not look so drastic,
but more softer. I then placed the socks into InDesign, and put text
around it using text wrap around the alpha channel
I created the logo using illustrator using the ellipse tool and then I
placed it into InDesign. I then used copy to copy the logo and used
free transform and flip horizontally to reject the logo.
WEB PAGE
Description:
Date:
6/25/2016
Course/Instructor:
Comm 130 Section 07
Lindsey LeFevre
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Photoshop
TextWrangler
Objectives:
Process:
I created this page using TextWrangler. Previously Ive worked with code
and HTML/CSS, but Ive never used TextWranger before so it was really
interesting seeing the differences. I really liked using http://www.W3.org
to look for things I didnt already know how to do. It really helped me see
if I had anything wrong with my page.
Once I wrote out my content and inserted my image, I attached a premade CSS document to my HTML. I then used the color i chose in my
logo for the color of the header. I opened up Photoshop and used the eye
drop tool to select all my colors. I also changed to fonts to Times New
Roman and Verdana. I choose some backup fonts just incase the viewers
browser didnt recognize the font. I tested out different amounts of px for
the padding around the image and the text. That was probably the most
time consuming part of the whole thing, getting all the padding right
where I wanted it.