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Natasha Estelle Djuhandi+1 (503) 333 5277

natashaestellefotograf.com

info@natashaestellefotograf.comnatashadjuhandi@gmail.com

Art Institute of Portland2011

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“Biography”Refuses to be labeled an ‘artist’, she instead claims herself as an ‘art devotee’ who’s simply just doing what she loves: art, and very honored to have her art accepted by the society.

She could draw before she could write back when she was a toddler. Born to an Indone-sian-heritaged family without any artistic background, she

inherited her mother’s perfec-tionist and ambitious traits as well as her father’s confidence, assertiveness, and forward characteristics. As a little girl, she developed an compulsive-obsession in aesthetic value and wouldn’t stop striving until it is close enough to perfection based on her point of view.

Born in 1992, she is best

known for doing fashoin-pho-tography and designs. Her style is acknowledged to be strong in its feel and ambience to the viewers, though she’s also capable of creating artworks in different styles: clean-minimal-ist look, brash-and-edgy look, formal-look, etc.

She recently just moved from Jakarta, Indonesia and current-

ly attending the Art Institute of Portland majoring in Photogra-phy and Design since October 2010.

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“Time Stand

Still”Combining different photographic elements and brushes into a photo-realistic work. This was done with Adobe Photoshop CS5 through masking-tool, adjustment layer, filter, dodge tool and burn tool

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Park

SewallcrestCity Park

SE Belmont St.

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Collwurst City Park331 SE Belmont St

2 Sewallcrest City Park345 SE Belmont St

3 Laurelwood ParkSE Stark & 9th

4 Mt Tabor City ParkSE 60th Avenue

5 Clinton Clay Park775 SE Division Street

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30th Ave

SE Division St.

SE Hawthorne Blvd

SE Stark St

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Cesar E

Chavez

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60th Ave

Mt TaborCity Park

Clinton Clay Park

LaurelwoodPark

Main Road

Tour route

CollwurstCity Park

PORTLAND PARK TOUR

“Portland Park

Tour”Portland Park Tour was made by Adobe Illustra-tor CS5, mainly with vec-tors and type tool. This was done by making a template out of an original map which was originally traced underneath all the shapes layers, and later on traced and simplified.

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“Le Petit Fleur”

This is an assignment from school to basically create a book cover in reference to a book-cover called “The Chinook Book”. This was made in Adobe Photoshop CS5, basic shapes are created from vector tools, adorned with laces-shaped custom brush tool as well as pattern tool.

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“Mousse Recipe Card Collection”

There’s ten series of recipe cards in assorted variations

of mousse in a package. This was done in Adobe Photoshop CS3, making

use of action tool to save up time and energy seeing that these cards are almost

uniform-- only differs in their contents and color scheme

used.

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i. BACK PAGE

DETAILED VIEW ON RECIPE CARDS:

ii. FRONT PAGE

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“BijouCup-cakes”

A poster design combining a photograph and graphic works, creat-ing a retro meets nu rave style. This poster was donein Adobe Photoshop CS5. The photo was turnedinto black and white and added halftone-filter to create the effect of photo-copy machine product.The cupcakesthat she’sholding and the bow in her headare isolated by mask-toolto be the only compo-nents that are in color.

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“Rocket Fuel

Energy Drink

These are four alternat-ing designs that’s made for ‘Rocket Fuel Energy Drink’. This was made in Adobe Il-lustrator, experimenting with 3D tool to create a design that is as close to the real thing.as possible.

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“2012 CalendarProject”

This project was made in Adobe InDe-sign CS5 (not including the post-process-ing of the pictures itself, as they were done in Adobe Photoshop CS4). It has two varying styles in a calendar without losing its uniformity. This was made with the table-tool.