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Chapters1. Ligatures

2. Poster Design

3. Visual Hierarchy

4. Cross reference

5. Visual Interpretation Application

6. Historical Narrative

7. Propaganda Poster

8. Propaganda Leaflet

B.F.A. Graphic Design Minor [email protected]

A introduction to the variety of letterforms. This helped familiarize the style of ascender, decender, arm, counter, serif, stem, and stroke.

Ligatures 1

Professor Maniotes Art 201 5”x5Introduction to Graphic Design

The concept for my poster starts with the letterforms. They resemble the lost city of Atlantis. I was also inspired by the University of Michigan Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering program. I took these two ideas and incorporated an achor to communicate what I felt the letterforms best represented.

Poster Design 2

19”x27Professor Atzmon - Art 205Introduction to Graphic Design II

I used a grid system and started out simple. After each excercise we were able to add a little bit more to the hierachy aspect. As you can see I focused a great deal on being innovative, original, and creative. Each shape is organically created and individual each image is hand drawn.

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PASSPORT PHOTOSIMMIGRATION PHOTOS(Print Quality) All Ages Including Infants.

Ample Parking in Front of Store2558 W. Stadium Ann Arobr(Corner of Jackson & Stadium Next to Midas)

Focus Photo & Digital Imagining

Mon-Fri 9-6 & 9-5734-663-0800

PRINT FROM ALL DIGITAL CAMERAS

Photo MugPhoto Mouse PadOld PHoto RestorationOld Photo Copy

1 hour 1Hour Slide2 Hour Black & White1 Hour PortraitsBusiness @ News Paper

1 Hr Color2 Hrs B& WWedding Proofs in 2 Days (Our Specialty)1 Hour Slide (E-6 Processing)

Video Transfer & DVD Duplicating

VISA & Mastercard& American Expresswww.focusphotolab.com

To & FromDVD,VHS,8MM16MM MovieMIN-DV, CD BETAPhotos, Slides

PASSPORT PHOTOS(No waiting, No Appoinments)Specializing in Prints from slides to Print to Print (No Negative Requried)

1 Hour Service



FOCUS PHOTO & Digital Imagin-ingMon-Fri 9-6 & 9-5734-663-0800

Print From All Digital Cameras





VISA & Mastercard & American Expresswww.focusphotolab.com


Passport Photos(No waiting, No Appoinments)Specializing in Prints from slides to Print to Print (No Negative Requried)

1 Hour Service



FOCUS PHOTO & Digital Imagining

Mon-Fri 9-6 & 9-5734-663-0800






VISA & Mastercard & American Express

www.focusphotolab.com



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FOCUS PHOTO

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7.5”x 7.5”ProfessorManiotes -Art 201Introduction to Graphic Design

FOCUS PHOTO

PASSPORT PHOTOS

IMMIGRATION PHOTOS

(Print Quality) All Ages

Including Infants.

Ample Parking in Front of Store

2558 W. Stadium Ann Arobr

(Corner of Jackson & Stadium Next to Midas)

FOCUS PHOTO

Mon-Fri 9-6 & 9-5

734-663-0800


Photo Mug

Photo Mouse Pad

Old PHoto Restoration

Old Photo Copy

1 hour

1Hour Slide

2 Hour Black & White

1 Hour Portraits

Business @ News Paper

1 Hr Color

2 Hrs B& W

Wedding Proofs in

2 Days (Our Specialty)

1 Hour Slide (E-6

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To & From

DVD,VHS,8MM

16MM Movie

MIN-DV, CD BETA

Photos, Slides

Passport Photos

(No waiting, No Appoinments)

Specializing in Prints from slides to

Print to Print (No Negative Requried)

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Video Transfer & DVD DuplicatingTo & FromDVD,VHS,8MM16MM MovieMIN-DV, CD BETAPhotos, Slides

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Ample Parking in Front of Store

2558 W. Stadium Ann Arobr

(Corner of Jackson & Stadium Next to Midas)




Photo Mug

Photo Mouse Pad

Old PHoto Restoration

Old Photo Copy

1 hour

1Hour Slide

2 Hour Black & White

1 Hour Portraits

Business @ News Paper

1 Hr Color

2 Hrs B& W

Wedding Proofs in

2 Days (Our Specialty)

1 Hour Slide (E-6

Processing)

PASSPORT PHOTOS

IMMIGRATION PHOTOS

(Print Quality) All Ages

Including Infants.


To & From

DVD,VHS,8MM

16MM Movie

MIN-DV, CD BETA

Photos, Slides

Passport Photos

(No waiting, No Appoinments)

Specializing in Prints from slides to

Print to Print (No Negative Requried)

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(No waiting, No Appoinments)Specializing in Prints from slides to Print to Print (No Negative Requried)

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Grace Kelly is the subject for the Mondo Combos. We were asked to describe our charcter. Grace Kelly is iconic, elegant, royal, and fashionable. With this in mind, I portrayed her by using magazine clippings that represented these iconic words. The design is simple and captures the true essence of Grace Kelly.

Mondo Combos4

Cross Combo Open Choice 1 color Silhouette

Royal Combo 1 Royal Combo 2

Royal Royal Combo 4

Iconic Combo 1 Iconic Combo 2

Iconic Combo 3 Iconic Combo 4

Elegant Combo 1 Elegant Combo 2 Mondo Elegant Combo 1 Mondo Royal Combo 2

4”x 4 ProfessorManiotes Art 301Image Making 1

After creating the assignment of our Mondo Combos we were asked to incorporate this assignment with a design that reflected our subject. Grace Kelly loved Chardonnay. As I designed this wine bottle, I used a grid system to place a well designed compostition.

Visual Interpretation Application5

3.5”x6.5”/3.0”x6.0Professor Maniotes301,Image Making 1

Chardonnay

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Import ed By : Echelmeyer Wine Corp.

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Over look ing the h i l l s i d e o f Monaco r ibboned w i th v i n e s s i nc e the 1930 ’s . The so i l make s the chardonnay w ine l e aner , e l egan t , and r i cher . e v ery s i p tha t you consume o f Grace Ke l l y ’s chardonnay w ine w i l l embody the t a s t e o f roya l t y. Each s i p t a s t e soph i s t i c a t ed w i th a h in t o f m in -era l dryne s s to the pa l l e t . Age the w ine for a comp l ex i t y o f s avor ing f l a vor s tha t w i l l i n t en s i f y and he igh t en your s en s e s o f the h idden beau ty and grace tha t r epre s en t s the f amous ac tr e s s and Pr ince s s o f Monaco .

Government Warning: (1) Accord ing to the sur -geon genera l women shou ld not dr ink a l cho l i c bev er -age s dur ing pregnacy becau s e o f the r i s k o f b i r th de f ec t s , (2) consumpt ion o f a l cho l i c bev erage s impa i r s your ab i l i t y to dr i v e a car or opera t e mach inery, and may cau s e hea l th prob l ems

Produc t o f Monaco Grace Kelly

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This project was to explain a Historical Narrative. I choose the Mexican-AmericanWar. I portrayed my narrative by using lithographs as the images for the story. The layer and back-grounds contribute to the design with parchment dyed paper to give a rustic theme of the past. The typeography was carefully picked with a 1847 era in mind. The gold wrapping on the bottles gives the finished piece an authentic appearance.

Historical Narrative6

3”x5”Professor Maniotes301,Image Making 1

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7The welfare propaganda poster is designed to express, to viewers, theinjustice in todays welfare society towards the rich. As a team project, We de-signed a simple layout with two layers that we screen printed onto a poster.

Propaganda Poster

8This assignment is an extension of the propaganda poster. My partner and I came together and discussed that the second piece must correlate with the poster. As a result we created an accordion leaflet, that presents data, information, and testimonials. I focused on using a heavy amount of detail through the pen tool using the green theme color from the poster.

Propaganda Leaflet

KIMBERLY Dealer Relations ManagerYearly Salary $250,000

Kimberly went to Wayne University and received

a degree in Business and Marketing. She then

found a high paying job & went back to earn her

Masters degree. She does not understand why

35% is given to the government to distribute

to those who have not worked as hard as she has.








JOE Plumbing Business OwnerYearly Salary $200,000

Joe The Plumber is trying to live the American Dream

He believes success should come with a strong work

ethic and educational background. Joe is upset that

other people are given welfare money to have the

same success without working as hard as he has.

The more successful he is, the more money is

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CHARLIE Landscaping Business OwnerYearly Salary $250,000

Charlie runs a successful lawn mowing company that

caters to two hundred clients. Even though he

chose not to seek higher education he works harder than

most to make a living. The more income he brings in

for his business, the more tax money he is forced to give to

the government. At times he feels that his ability and

success is defeated by those who choose to live on welfare.









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TESTIMONIALSWELFARE FACTS

When Lyndon Johnson started the War on Poverty,he explained that the “Aim is not relieve the symptoms of poverty, but to cure it and, above all, to prevent it. “Welfare spending has grown one hundred and fifteen times the size since then.

In one year, $24 billion was taken from working people and give to able-bodied individuals who didn’t have children and were not elderly.

On average, each household in 2010 had $638 per month taken from then in the form of taxes for Welfare spending. In comparision, each household spending. In comparision, each household spend $100 on the war in Iraq.

5”x25”Collaboration w/ Abigail LeoneProfessor Maniotes352 Intermediate Graphic Design I

WELFARE SPENDING In trillions of dollars in current spending

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IntroductionThis style guide has been designed to provide consistency regarding the use of the Haven: Market & Café logo. Establishing a strong and instantly recog-nizable identity for Haven: Market & Café can only be achieved through the consistent application of the logo.

The logo has been developed to better promote Haven as a strong pros-perous all organic food Market. It is encouraged to visit our Market be-cause of the influence that the Café brings to this organically run company.

We request that the following guidelines be adhered to at all times when using the Haven: Market & Café logo.

Haven LogoThe Haven: Market & Cafe is presented graphically in an earthy style. The type chosen for Haven is called Organic Elements. You can simply find this font online at http://www.dafont.com/organicelements. Pay attention to the style of the outer and inner edges of Haven. In illustrator use the pen tool to have the same style has the one created. In addition, make sure you Kern the fonts about .1 cm away from touching each other.

Styles AndVariation

The first logo is the main logo that must be used as the first choice. If the first choice logo does not fit for a unique event or certain display we must maintain the identity logo appearance by allowing the use of the second logo that is simple and visible. The second logo also shows the progression of the potential modern logo that will be displayed for our Market and Café of Haven.

The logo should be used in one of the styles Illustrated below for all published work.


ColorWhenever possible, the logo should be reproduced in the 3 specified colors. PMS (spot) color printing offers the most accurate color fidelity for the logo but it cannot be used to reproduced full color photographs. For promotional brochures with full color photos, CMYK printing is the right process use. When color is not an option, use greyscale or back print.

RGB 151 68 111

RGB 151 68 111

RGB 151 68 111

CMYK 28 80 21 23

CMYK 28 80 21 23

CMYK 28 80 21 23

PMS Uncoated 2395 {Haven}

PMS Uncoated 376 {Vine Leaf}

PMS Uncoated 249 {Bird}

The logo features colors specified by the international color standard Pantone Matching System (PMS). Should Pantone colors be unavailable use the equivalent four color process color mix.

One ColorOne Color is only allowed in standard PMS Black.

M A R K E T & C A F EReversedA preferred option instead of one color is staying to the purple pantone (PMS) or Black standard (PMS).


Typeface

Gill Sans, regular is used for Market & Café, under Haven. Make sure Mar-ket & Café line up underneath Haven and are spaced by kerning them to allow them to be under the H & N, but not beyond this area.

To keep it simple it is the easiest to {Download} our logo. This way you only need to change the format of how the logo will be displayed in the correct stan-dard form. {Go to our website: http://www.HavenMarket&Café.com/organic}

Haven is made up using the typeface Organic Elements for {Haven}. This font can be found at: http://www.dafont.com/organic_elements. Once typed out, Haven must be kerned to approx. point one centimeter from each particular letter. Also each letter must follow the sharp point on the inner or outer part of the letter. This is done by using Illustrator and manipulating the letter. The icons used should follow the location of the picture example to recreate the logo we want.

Logo Sizing

Positioning

When positioning the Haven logo alongside other organizational logos. The Haven logo should be positioned to produce an equally balanced group of logos. Logos can be positioned more than 10mm apart. Hover there must be no less than 10mm between the Haven logo and any other logo

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Clear SpaceThe proportions, spacing and relative positioning of the symbol and logotype must remain consistent. The letter “x” on the diagram indi-cates the minimum clear space required around the logo image. The size of “x” is determine by the height of the letter “H” in the word “Haven”


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Permission must be sought in writing from Haven: Market & Café Council For any use of the logo outside these guidlines

Downloading logos

Haven logo is available from the website, where they are divided into two categories, General Of-fice Use and Professional Publishing Use.The logos are available in following formats at http://www.HavenMarket&Cafe.com/organic

General Office UseJPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group)

Professional Publishing UseEPS (Encapsulated Postscript File)

Contact

For further information contact:The General ManagerPO Box 77, HavenPhone 248-449-3711Fax 02 6033 8999Email [email protected]://www.HavenMarket&Cafe.com/organic

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CHICAGO • ST.LOUIS• LITTLE ROCK DALLAS FORT WORTH SAN ANTONIO •LOS ANGELES

OKLAHOMA CITY • FORT WORTH

Serving

HEARTLAND FLYER® → → →And intermediate stations

TEXAS EAGLE and HEARTLAND FLYER Route Map and Symobls

A Time Symbol for A.M.P Time Symbol for P.M. D Stops only → → →R Stops only to receive passengers.CT Central time ET Eastern timeMT Mountain time MST Mountain Standard time PT Pacific time

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• Station wheelchair accessible; not all stations facilities accessible

Service on the Heartland Flyer®

®Coaches: Reservations required.

Service on the Texas Eagle®®Coaches: Reservations required. Sleeping cars: Superliner sleeping accommodations. Amtrak’s Metropolitan Lounge available in Chicago, and a private waiting area available in St. Louis for Sleeping car service passengers.

Dining-Cross Country Café: Casual service offering complete meals and appetizers, sandwiches, snacks and beverages with an all day menu and wide food selection.

Sightseer Lounge: Sandwiches, snacks and beverages. @¡ Service to begin on a date to be announced.

This location does not observe Daylight Saving Time, which endsNovember 7, 2010. Beginning November 8, times shown for Arizonalocations will be one hour later than indicated in this schedule. Classic Limousine operates Thruway van service from Springfield, IL forconnections from Train 22 to Trains 3 and 5 at Galesburg, IL and from Galesburg, IL from Train 4 to Train 21 at Springfield, IL. Passengers with disabilities must provide advance notification of needs.

For additional schedule information call (217) 523-5466.

Smoking is prohibited.

Café: Sandwiches, snacks and beverages. Smoking is prohibited.

The Heartland Flyer is financed primarily through funds made available by the Oklahoma and Texas Departments of Transportation.

The Texas Eagle serves all stations between Chicago and San Antonio daily. Through service west of San Antonio operates tri-weekly, departing Chicago, Poplar Bluff and intermediate stations on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Eastbound trains departing Los Angeles on Sunday, Wednes-day and Friday arrive Dallas on Tuesday, Friday and Sunday, and stations between Walnut Ridge-Chicago on Wednesday, Saturday and Monday.






















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taken from him.

When Lyndon Johnson started the War on Poverty, he explained that the “Aim is not to relieve thesymptoms of poverty, but to cure it and, above all , to prevent it.” Welfare spending has grown one hundred and fifteen times the size since then.

In one year, $24 bil l ion was taken from working people and give to able-bodied individuals who didn’t have children and were not elderly.

On average, each household in 2010 had $638 per month taken from them in the form of taxes for Welfare spending. In comparision, each household spend $100 on the war in Iraq.

















PROFIT

THERICHAREEVIL

I SHOULDN’T HAVE TO PROVIDE

FOR MYSELF! GIVE US

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PURSUIT OFHAPPINESSSOCIALISM

RICH

WEDESERVEMORE OF

YOURMONEY! REDIST RIBUTE

LAND OF THE FREELOADER

TESTIMONIALSWELFARE FACTS

LAUREN ECHELMEYER

GRAPHIC DESIGN + MARKETING

TECHNICAL & SOFTWARE SKILLS

AVAILABLE FOR:

INTERNSHIP & FREELANCEWebsite

Mobile Number

Email Address

http://www.behance/LaurenEchelmeyer

(248) 921 6015

[email protected]

JC Penny's Portrait Studio Photographer

Kohl's Department Cashier

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Bowling Green State University

Eastern Michigan University

PERSONAL STATEMENTEDUCATION

WORK EXPERIENCE

I have acquired the gift of design at Eastern Michigan University, Bowling Green State University, and Schoolcraft College. I have obtained the skills in communicating ideas and concepts through visual and creative elements. As demonstrated, I have attributes not only in the Graphic Design field, but also in the Marketing and Fine Arts aspect. The experience and knowledge I have to offer will benefit your company's individual needs. Your consideration in allowing me the opportunity for this internship is greatly appreciated.

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Fall 2007 + Fall 2010 - January 2011

June 3, 2011 - Febuary 1, 2012

America’s Place to Eat!

www.Wafflehouse.com 5989 Financial Drive Norcross, GA. 30071 (770)729-5700


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Ypsilanti, MI, 48197

DESIGNERS

Luis Fitch {Graphic Design Package Design, Branding} He works with many over lapping layers. His designs are vibrate and full of bold type and cartoonish figures. Much of his work is kiddish with skull like drawings. His company is called UNO and brings a personal touch to his customers.

Federico Landini {Typography, Graphic Desing} He creates his fonts in Excel. His font reminds us of “Cholo Graffiti Calligraphy” in a Mexican gang with a twist of digital

Carlos Segura {Print Design, Advertising, Typography, Illustration} He has a unique sense of pattern with color and shapes. He places his composition brilliantly.

Denise Gonzales Crisp {Graphic Design} Teaches at North Carolina State University. She is well known for giving lectures about this field.Her works are decortive and whimsical.

SUBMITTER INFORMATION

Name _____________________________

Street _____________________________

City _____________________________

Phone _____________________________

Email _____________________________

PAYMENT INFORMATION

VISA MC AMEX Check or Money order

Card # _________________________________EXP. _________________________________Signature ______________________________Options to send

{Please Scan and Email to} [email protected]

{Register online at} www.EmichGraphicDesign.edu

{Xeroxx & Mail to} Eastern Michigan University AIGA Student Club: 1000 College Place

Ypsilanti, MI, 48197


Luis Fitch• Federico Landini • Carlos Segura •Denise Gonzales Crips

Septimbre 7 2011 at 2:00 p.m. -4:00 p.m.

Ford Building rm. 220

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