daisy patch October 4, 2008
Posted by brittleigh in asu projects, branding, design, logo design, print.Tags: asu projects, design, floral, flowers, graphic design, logo design, symbol, typography
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This is the first project of the semester for my Visual Communication class. The assignment was to combine two letters to make a symbol, and then create a business name for the symbol to represent. I chose to use the letters d and p, and I used Daisy Patch Floralhouse for my business name.
hello world August 31, 2008
Posted by brittleigh in art, asu projects, design, film, motion graphics.Tags: film, graphic design, hello world, motion graphics, scrabble
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This is my first project for my motion graphics class this semester. I have a feeling I am going to fall in love with motion graphics after this class. I have an awesome instructor, and I can’t wait to learn more about this area of graphic design. The assignment was to create a video that contained the phrase “hello world”. Since I love the game scrabble I decided to use it to convey the theme. Oh and I had to throw some Jon Foreman music in there as well………..hello world.
arizona indicators August 1, 2008
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Arizona Indicators is a project that I have been working on during my internship with the Office of the President at ASU. The goal of the project is to enable Arizonans to chart, measure, and assess the development and changes in their communities over time. The AIP mission is to address the serious need for quality, transparent, accessible data that will illuminate the current state and emerging trends in metropolitan Phoenix and the State of Arizona. I have designed the logo, website layout, and many other design materials related to the project.
wine design May 22, 2007
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The Wine Bottle – I spent 4 months working with this empty wine bottle.
Step 1- pencil on drawing paper
Step 2- computer illustration
Step 3- computer illustration of shadows
