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As an Administrative Associate at UT San Antonio, working in Financial Affairs, I created the following graphics for events and employee recognition. The Halloween Potluck and Holiday Luncheon invitations were approved to be sent to roughly 140 staff members.
As a graduate of the American Graphics Institute, I was very excited to create the following images throughout my studies.
In this project, I was tasked with taking the same photograph and marketing it for two different events. I could change the original photograph as much as I wanted, but everything else was fair game. I photographed my sister-in-law on a hike with my family in Austin. The image on the left looks like a picturesque postcard, while the image on the right screams a very different vibe. This project shows how much saturation, along with layers and typography, can drastically alter the message and completely change the intended audience.
The finished product depicted a bright and vibrant dog toy, versus the orginal sand colored one. I created additional layers to envoke a retro theme, since this particular product has been around since the 80's.
This activity was designed to let us, as students, take two different images and combine them to create some kind of advertisement.
I took the image of the rough, faded brown tennis ball in the sand from the image on the left and switch it out with the clean image of the new tennis ball on the court below.
In this exercise, our instructor advised us to experiment with the use of colory theory and typography to create a balanced image.
This capstone project demonstrates key aspects of using the crop and masking tools. I isolated the roadrunner mascot and placed it on the flyer for this event.
This project demonstrates my ability to combine typography, strong isolated images, and powerful messaging to provide the audience with a call to action: to attend Roadrunner Days.