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Here is a poster that I submitted as a part of a design team in my Graphic Design Studio class for the ORU Media Management Institute for the Film Gala. The clients wanted themselves photographed for the poster and in a very specific style. I personally went to the photoshoot along with my colleague’s and helped direct the talent accordingly so that we could verify that we were able to use the pictures given to us.
Here is a poster that I submitted as a part of a design team in my Graphic Design Studio class for the ORU Campus, paying homage to a beloved building on campus that was set to be demolished. My solution wasn’t chosen by the client, as a poster was already made for it.
Here is a poster that I submitted as a part of a design team in my Graphic Design Studio class for the ORU Theater’s: Almost Maine play. My solution wasn’t chosen by the client, and we expounded on one of my colleague’s solutions, refining it, and using it for other purposes such as social media advertising, programs, and digital signage posters for televisions across ORU campus.
Here is a poster that I submitted as a part of a design team in my Graphic Design Studio class for the ORU Theater’s: Little play. I wasn’t initially a part of the team working on this, but I offered the client another potential solution should they want it. My solution wasn’t chosen by the client, and the team expounded on one of my colleague’s solutions, refining it, and using it for other purposes such as social media advertising, programs, and digital signage posters for televisions across ORU campus.
Here is a poster that I submitted as a part of a design team in my Graphic Design Studio class for the ORU Theater’s: The Tempest play. My solution wasn’t chosen by the client, and we expounded on one of my colleague’s solutions, refining it, and using it for other purposes such as social media advertising, programs, and digital signage posters for televisions across ORU campus.
In this project, I was tasked with making a poster-sized photomontage using typography and many other concepts and principles I’ve learned over the course of my college career. I used warm colors to indicate heat and anger alongside symbolic visuals conveying the story of “Grapes of Wrath”.