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Andre’s DesignsInfo: Andre’s Designs was an alternative business name in place of Graphic Jam. The name’s origin comes from the middle name of the CEO of Graphic Jam.

Programs used: Illustrator

Smart Homes 4 UInfo: Smart Homes 4 U is a technology company providing services from alarm monitoring to custom home theatres. Contemporary San seriffs and a triangle shape were used to symbolize a modern yet sophisticated home.

Carlissa’s CornerInfo: Carlissa’s Corner is a is a personal P.R. multi media website. By joining both C’s from the sites name, it symbolically became the meeting place or ‘corner stone’ for everyone’s public relation needs

Hidden WatersInfo: Hidden Waters is vineyard whose owners plan to sale grapes and wine. A series of hidden creeks on the landscape best illustrated the business’ future wine label.

Brandmarks

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Sweet AirInfo: This was a brandmark done for fun. Sweet Air, an imaginary Ventilation company from Florida, simply needed a brandmark that best fit their business name.

The Wipe Out Surf ShopInfo: The Wipe Out Surf Shop was another imaginary company who’s brandmark was also done for fun. The concept for this brandmark was to illustrate the word ‘wipe out’ and demonstrate the vision of a surfer wiping out.

Black Cobra GraphicsInfo: Black Cobra Graphics is a Freelance graphic design business. An Illustration of a black cobra was used to help symbolize this business’ brandmark. The sharp footers & boldness of the type emphasize the fangs of a cobra.

African American Culture ClubInfo: The African American Culture Club needed a brand mark for their seminars and panel discussions. Incorporated were the faces of African American illustrations and America in the heart of Africa.

Brandmarks

SmartHomes 4 U

AdvertisingInfo: As a print campaign, the idea was to use this design layout and change the home illustration to show different types of smarthomes.

Surveillance SignInfo: The surveillance sign posted on all facilities who were secured by Smarthomes 4 U’s 24 hour alarm monitoring.

Business cardsInfo: The Smarthomes 4 U brandmark was simply applied to the front side of the client’s business card. The concept for the backside of the card was meant to show what a ‘smarthome’ looked like. Consequently, the illustration of a large house was meant to attract cliental and make them say “I want my home to ‘look’ like a smarthome”.

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SmartHomes 4 U

Gate-fold brochureInfo: For the Smarthomes 4 U gate-fold brochure, the concept was to show the features of a ‘smarthome’ from the inside out starting from outside of a smarthome. With a bright and inviting color scheme a beautiful home front, this brochure was designed to invite its readers to come inside and see all of what Smarthomes 4 U had to offer.

Programs used: Illustrator, Photoshop Photos: Provided by client

Smart Homes 4 U

Title:Info: For the inside layer of the brochure, a hologram styled effect was applied to give a futuristic touch. Although dramatized, this effect emphasized the visual features of the custom theatre as well as the overall capabilities of a smarthome.Programs used: Illustrator, PhotoshopPhotos: Provided by client

Bandit standInfo: A bandit stand was created to welcome all those interested in the apartment complex at the door and to show just a few of its many amenities

University Gardens

Defining the UG styleInfo: University Gardens is a student housing apartment complex stationed near Florida A&M University in Tallahassee, FL. Because the majority of their residents attend Florida A&M, it only made sense to mimic the color scheme and typography after the University.

Title:Info: The idea for the one sided business card was to give all interested patrons a direct line to get information about the complex. By using a photo of the complexes front office as a visual aid, a potential resident had a direct visual source to remind them of ‘who did’ or ‘who could’ help them with their apartment search. The bold type and colors made it easier for the reader to find where the most important information was on card .

Programs used: Illustrator, Photoshop

Programs used: IllustratorPhotos: by Graphic Jam

Photos: by Graphic Jam

University Gardens

Email CardsInfo: A series of e-mail cards were designed to remind patrons of there visit at University Gardens and encourage them to come back and stay.

FlyerInfo: The flyer design gauged on the many amenities that the complex had to offer. A few photos were placed as visual aids to remind visitors and others unfamiliar with the complex what the apartment looked like and had to offer.

Title:Info: The University Gardens Logo type was revamped to fit the diverse color backgrounds on either print or web documents.

Programs used: Illustrator, Photoshop Photos: Provided by Client

Promotion

The Knight Writers PromoInfo: The Knight Writers: J-school Journals was an event hosted by broadcast journalism students who presented documentaries on varying topics. To keep the promotion consistent, the image of a knight and old english type was used for the flyer, posters, and ticket stubs.

Programs used: Illustrator, PhotoshopPhotos: from stock.xchng

Poster’s

Black Cobra Graphics promo 2Info: This majestic and dynamic design was created as a secondary promotion for Black Cobra Graphics. A series of photos and grunge effects were used to demonstrate the feeling and movement of how a cobra strikes. The concept of this poster was to illustrate how Black Cobra Graphics designs ‘striking graphics’. Black Cobra Graphics received a lot more feed back from fans of their work and cliental after this poster design was promoted online.

Programs used: Illustrator, Photoshop Photos: by Graphic Jam

Poster’s

Nightmare on Putnam StreetInfo: This Halloween poster was designed to promote one of University Gardens many annual parties. The concept for this poster was referenced from the Nightmare on Elms Street movie poster. Photo manipulation was the key component to make this horrifying design a success.

Poster’s

Boogie Mans Horror NightInfo: This party poster was designed to promote another one of University Gardens Annual Halloween parties. Photo manipulation was the key component for this voodoo boogie man’s poster as well. Although the color scheme was Mardi gras, its vivid contrast and dark tones were fit for a gloomy death defying Halloween party.

Poster’s

The HuntInfo: This poster design was designed for a scavenger hunt that University Gardens had planned for its residents during the Boogie Man’s Horror Night. Again, Photo Manipulation was a key component in this poster design as well as the manipulated Arial Black font for the posters title. The deep red tone gave this poster a gruesome and gory feel and was meant to scare the weak and encourage the brave and courageous.

Poster’s

Title:Info: This poster was created to interest current residents to renew their lease at University Gardens. Great lighting and a strong dominant photo of one of the complexes buildings was implemented to remind residents just how gorgeous their current home really was.

Free Food at UGInfo: This poster was also created to interest current residents to renew their lease at University Gardens. The dominant photo and distorted title was implemented to lure residents to see what the clubhouse of University Gardens had to offer.

Poster’s

Covers & Layouts

The Famuan Survivor Guide CoverInfo: This was the cover design created for survivor guide booklet for incoming freshmen during the 2010-2011 school year at Florida A&M University. This cover was themed after the previous poster design to create a consistent promotion to product package.

Covers & Layouts

Title:Info: This Newspaper Cover design was made for the official Florida A&M 2010 homecoming. A dominant headline and fantastic photos are what truly captured the spirit of FAMU’s main homecoming events in this cover design.

Photos: by The Famuan NewspaperPrograms used: Illustrator, Photoshop

Covers & Layouts

Honoring Milton GlaserInfo: These spreads were created to pay homage to the great Milton Glaser. The colors and typography in these spreads were all themed after Glaser’s famous Columbia records poster for Bob Dylan’s Greatest Hits from his earlier works in 1975.

Covers & Layouts

Honoring Milton Glaser: IIInfo: This final spread honoring Milton Glaser was created to emphasize his style of typography and color scheme from the Columbia records poster design. The majority of Graphic Jam’s designs are referenced from this brilliant world renown graphic designer. Milton Glaser is simply a legendary artist who has designed some of the most memorable works from the I Love NY Campaign to the Brooklyn Brewery Brandmark.

Photos: by Graphic JamPrograms used: Illustrator, Photoshop

Freshman Year Horror StoriesInfo: This spread was about numerous upperclassmen’s scary freshman encounters. The for spread with the exception of the photos within the frames was created from scratch. This horrific frame floating, crack in wall room was designed with several different photo textures, photo filters, and blending modes.

Programs used: Illustrator, Photoshop Photos: by Journey Magazine

Covers & Layouts

Illustrations

Inks LoveInfo: This illustration was inspired by the spirit of Valentines day. This piece defines how ink on the canvas can create love.

Illustrations

Programs used: Photoshop Photos: by Graphic Jam

Thank YouI want to givea special thanks to you for taking the time to look at these series of works. If you have any interest, questions or suggestions about this portfolio please feel free to use the contact information located at the bottom of each page. I truly do look forward to hearing what you think and thank you again for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,

Jeffrey A. MorrisCEO of Graphic Jam Brand Management & Design

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