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PortfolioBen Quinnelly

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BQ ContactBen Quinnelly:450 W 4th S, Rexburg, ID [email protected]

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1. Door Flier2. Brochure3. Letterhead4. Flier5. Business Card6. Web Page7. Logos8. Montage9. Photodesign10. Event Ad

Summary

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BQDescription: I created this flier for an event called Color Bash in Rexburg, ID.

Date:February 27, 2014

Course/Instructor: Independent work for client/ Vantage Marketing

Program(s)/Tools: Adobe Photoshop and InDesign

Objectives: Create a flier to hand out door to door to students at BYU-Idaho.

Process: First I began with a background image in Photoshop then I layered another image on top of that one. Afterwards I blended the various logos together. I then added in the text and the specific details and explanations.

Door Flier

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BQDescription: This is a bi-fold brochure with a tab that I created to give more information about genealogy and what it is.

Date:March 28, 2015

Course/Instructor: Comm 130 - Visual Media - Ben Pingel

Program(s)/Tools: Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign

Objectives: Create a custom brochure that would appeal to a more mature audience and explain what genealogy is and how the presented company, Family Tree, was involved with it.

Process: First I created a brochure layout in Adobe InDesign. Then I created a new logo using Adobe illustrator. Then I added in the various images using Photoshop whenever needed to create the right effect. After creating the layout that I wanted I added in text boxes and information regarding the company. I used color picker to adjust the colors so that they were consistent throughout the entire design.

Brochure

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BQDescription: Letterhead for a soups and salads business.

Date:February 28, 2015

Course/Instructor: Comm 130 - Visual Media - Ben Pingel

Program(s)/Tools: Adobe Illustrator and InDesign

Objectives: Create a letterhead for a new restaurant that wants to portray their restaurant as upscale with a modern feel.

Process: After completing the complimentary business card that went with this I used elements from it and transferred them to Adobe InDesign, where I created the letterhead. I watermarked the soup bowl in the background to make writing more visible. I also used the double s’s in the top left corner to bring the readers eye to the start of whatever would be written.

Letterhead

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Kevin Davis344.278.9078350 W 1 S, Rexburg IDben.davis@s&s.comsoupsandsalads.comS&S

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BQDescription: Event flier for a graduate leadership conference hosted by Vouánt Communications.

Date:January 24, 2015

Course/Instructor: Comm 130 - Visual Media - Ben Pingel

Program(s)/Tools: Adobe InDesign

Objectives: Reach out to recent college graduates who are interested in a professional future marked by an ability to lead others.

Process: I created several hand sketched outlines to formulate an overall design. I then used Adobe InDesign to create a digital version. In the design I created a logo using part of the title “Graduate Conference” and shapes to create a key. Underneath the title I bolded the word “leadership” because I felt that it was the most important part of the title’s message. Underneath this title I created an outline of a door with a lock around a photo. The idea is that the graduate conference being hosted is the key to these graduates’ leadership development and professional future. I used some black bars on the right side to break up the text and make things easier to scan over. I also used a lot of white space to highlight the key elements of the message.

Flier

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G r a d u a t e

L e a d e r s h i pC o n f e r e n c e

Vouánt Communications is devoted to helping tomorrow’s leaders gain essential leadership skills in the workplace. During this dynamic three-day seminar, attendees will meet with top executives of Vouánt Communications to discuss breakthrough leadership techniques, while cultivating attri-butes of leadership that will market to any employer.

October 218 a.m. – 5 p.m.Lincoln Convention

http://www.vouantcomm.com/leaders

Conference is available to graduating seniors. Space is limited.

Do you want to have the competitive edge in business?

Grow your network and become a leader

Registration and more information available at

Come learn how at Vouánt Communication’s annual Graduate Leadership Conference.

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BQDescription: This is a web page I created to showcase a logo that I created for an event called The Color Bash – a local party held in Rexburg, ID.

Date:March 14, 2015

Course/Instructor: Comm 130 - Visual Media - Ben Pingel

Program(s)/Tools: Text Wrangler

Objectives: Create a web page to showcase a custom logo that I created for a local event hosted in Rexburg, Idaho.

Process: To begin this process first I created a logo using Adobe Illustrator. To showcase the logo that I designed I created this web page using Text Wrangler. This is an HTML web page with css styling. So, after creating the HTML web page I linked it to a css style sheet. I then changed the padding and margins as well as the color schemes to make the page more visually appealing. I also wrote in the process of creating the logo and how it appeals to the target audience of students attending BYU-Idaho.

Business Card

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S&SSoups and Salads

Kevin Davis344.278.9078350 W 1 S, Rexburg, IDben.davis@s&s.com

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BQDescription: This is a web page I created to showcase a logo that I created for an event called The Color Bash – a local party held in Rexburg, ID.

Date:March 14, 2015

Course/Instructor: Comm 130 - Visual Media - Ben Pingel

Program(s)/Tools: Text Wrangler

Objectives: Create a web page to showcase a custom logo that I created for a local event hosted in Rexburg, Idaho.

Process: To begin this process first I created a logo using Adobe Illustrator. To showcase the logo that I designed I created this web page using Text Wrangler. This is an HTML web page with css styling. So, after creating the HTML web page I linked it to a css style sheet. I then changed the padding and margins as well as the color schemes to make the page more visually appealing. I also wrote in the process of creating the logo and how it appeals to the target audience of students attending BYU-Idaho.

Web Page

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BQDescription: Three different logo designs for the same company.

Date:February 21, 2015

Course/Instructor: Comm 130 - Visual Media - Ben Pingel

Program(s)/Tools: Adobe Illustrator

Objectives: Create logos that expressed that Color Bash is an exciting and colorful party for college age students.

Process: Using Adobe illustrator I created three separate logos. I created the first logo by using a text that I fond using dafont.com. I played with the colors first to find the right feel and I added some kerning to the letters to make them more legible. I also worked with the alignment of the letters to make everything more visually pleasing. On the second logo I worked to create a logo that would be easy to recognize and I wanted it to say color without having to use words. I created the various “bubbles” of colors to convey this idea. For the last design I worked to create an image in illustrator that would relay to an audience an even better idea of what color bash represents. I created a digital representation of colorful sound to show this.

Logos

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Company name: Color Bash

ColorBash

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BQDescription: A spiritually uplifting montage created out of 3 separate images and simple text.

Date:February 14, 2015

Course/Instructor: Comm 130 - Visual Media - Ben Pingel

Program(s)/Tools: Adobe Photoshop

Objectives: Show the story of Christ from birth to death to His resurrection.

Process: I added the background scene of Jesus Christ on the cross. I then added the image of Marry and baby Jesus over the top. I added a mask and blended the two images together. I then added another image of Christ but as he appears in an image of His second coming. I used a filter to overlay the image above the part of the clouds that the sun was shining through. I changed the background image levels, vibrance and brightness to make the light appear to shine from Christ. I also moved the cross in the background down some so that Christ’s death did not appear more important than His resurrection. I then added in a simple elegant text that did not take away from the message. I overlaid it as well and blended the 3 images further to make sure they fit well together.

Montage

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BQDescription: Take an original photo and edit it in Photoshop using a specific color scheme.

Date:February 7, 2015

Course/Instructor: Comm 130 - Visual Media - Ben Pingel

Program(s)/Tools: Adobe Photoshop

Objectives: Create a picture with an uplifting message about friends for women ages 35 and up.

Process: I grabbed an appealing photo with a solid color scheme using a canon sx50. I then used Photoshop to enhance the photo and bring out the colors in the picture. I changed the light and dark levels, made it more vibrant and enhanced the colors. I think created text boxes to relay the message to the viewer. At the end I included color swatches to show which scheme I was incorporating.

Photo Design

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BQDescription: Event flier for a seminar hosted by The American Heart Association to raise awareness for cardiovascular disease and encourage donations.

Date:January 31, 2015

Course/Instructor: Comm 130 - Visual Media - Ben Pingel

Program(s)/Tools: Microsoft Word

Objectives: Persuade those who view this flier to attend a seminar and donate to the American Heart Association to help save lives.

Process: I wanted to use a simple design to create a flier that I feel like I would see around campus. I chose to work with an image of a heart from the cover of a book (the heart that creates the logo at the bottom right of the page). I pulled colors from that work to create continuity. In the beginning I assessed my audience and I decided to create a Valentine Day theme work because of the popularity of dating and courtship on the campus and the approaching holiday. I also placed the message to donate in the center of the heart to create the idea that donations come from the heart.

Event Ad

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