Annette, Marshall’s grandma, had a coupon for $20 free at Shutterfly so I made what they call a “desktop plaque” from a photo I took on my phone of Marshall smiling.
Help me name this piece of art. What should I call it?
This is the second E-SOC newsletter that I have designed for the Department of Sociology in the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Houston.
The design is based on an InDesign template that I modified for the needs of the Sociology Department.
I was responsible for laying out the content and completing the pre-press work on the newsletter and its photographs. I also suggested how to reduce the content to fit the two-page design.
Today, I finished the designs for the coozies that we will give away during our wedding.
I designed them using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator CS4.
Here they are:
Photos taken for the blue coozie were shot by Pin Lim, from our engagement photo shoot. The background of this coozie will be blue, so the ink needs to be white, and so the white ink is black above – which means it’s kind of hard to tell what this one will look like. I’m confident it will be awesome.
One of the photos taken for the white coozie was shot by Pin Lim (see the one on the far right). The others were shot myself, holding the camera out at a decent distance. This coozie was white with blue ink, so it’s not hard to see what it will look like, since the black ink above will be blue.
UPDATE: See a photo of the finished coozie, printed by Kustom Koozies, from Pin Lim’s wedding photo shoot:
I designed this flyer for the Center for Immigration Research, to promote an event involving two visiting professors.
I worked with the visitors and staff from their universities to acquire images that I could use in the flyer.
Then, in November 2010, another visitor came and I designed a similar flyer to promote the event.
Today, a brochure I designed using Adobe InDesign for a new graduate program in the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences was printed.
The Master of Public Administration program is designed to train tomorrow’s government leaders.
At the Tomball Potpourri, not only was I tasked with writing stories and taking photos to accompany the stories, but I also designed the interior news pages using QuarkXPress and Adobe Photoshop.
Here are the page I designed for the March 7, 2007 issue.
I was in charge of writing all headlines, sizing the photographs and creating graphics to accompany the stories.
Download the PDF of my March 7, 2007 layout design.
This is a news page I designed for the Tomball/Magnolia Potpourri.
I’m particularly proud of the design of the table that lists the FFA award winners, the headlines I wrote for the FFA story and the column of photos and the photo I snapped of City Council member David Quinn.
This page was designed using Adobe Photoshop and QuarkXPress.