My first website ever, coded, illustrated, @ designed for Bro. Fransons Interaction design class. It's a site to teach 5th graders about a Science Curriculum. I chose: matter.
Aquatint Print for my printmaking class/submission for an Art Contest for Spirit Week at BYU-Idaho. (I WON! 1st Place! Sweeeet.) link to the Art Contest Rules & Regulations: http://www.byui.edu/spiritweek/art/default.htm
BYU-Idaho Talent Activities Department made a "not so cool" poster for Acoustic Cafe with a "not so cool" logo. The new FoodCourt wanted to advertise that it would be one of the first school event/concerts in the new foodcourt so they had us (Graphic Services) make it better, so I had to just take that Acoustic Cafe logo and use it in an Olympic Banner to make it cooler. So here it is...
The City of Rexburg made new parking regulations and BYU-Idaho Campus also made new parking regulations. To promote a "Pedestrian Campus" I got to make these Parking/Walking posters, flyers, walk-alongs, and kiosks. link to the walk campaign website that Scott Raney designed: http://www.byui.edu/driveorwalk/
For the Activities Department at BYU-Idaho I had to make a Campaign that displayed the theme "Prepare for Life" where it advertised to students to join and participate in BYU-Idaho Activities and develop lifelong skills that would prepare them for their future as a parent, employer/employee and member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Final Project for Advanced Typography, we had to do a poster series of some topic environmental, economic, health, or media related. I decided to make a poster series promoting www.recovery.gov which is a government website that is aimed to keep U.S. citizens aware of government spending and also accountable.
At BYU–Idaho there is a Dress and Grooming Standard and here are some of the issues. President Clark wanted these done and so I had to do them in a week. They were also made into larger different sized formats for Kiosks and to put on easels. I got to art direct and make these posters and my hand is holding the arrows in all of them.
Really fun project for my Graphic Design class, and my first project working with 3D/Packaging Design. It's a box set of 50 cards describing 50 different hairstyles. It was fun because I bought a hair cutting kit from walmart, had my friend Doug take pictures of it, and then I returned it. lol.