Brynn Schippert

Portfolio

Contact
Brynn Schippert
649 S. 2nd W. Rexburg, ID 83440 sch12052@byui.edu

TAble of Contents
Brochure Montage Business Card Logos Letterhead Web page Event Ad Flier Imaging

Brochure
Description: Date:
A two sided (duplex) folding brochure. March 29, 2014

Course/Instructor:
Cory Kerr

Program(s)/Tools: Objectives:

Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illlustrator, Adobe Photoshop

Inform those who want to attend the Orange County Zoo and see the rescued species that have been brought in and are being nurtured back to their original health.

Process:

For my brochure, I first had to choose a color scheme which I used to incorporate into my logo as well as the body of my design. I created a personalized logo which I designed using the blob brush which I hand drew and filled in. Then I had to find images that would best represent the theme of my project which is a zoo that is placed right next to the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, CA. I then had to make the right measurements so that it would fold right with my tab on the right hand side. Next, using the pen tool I made the shapes that I placed in to create a free vibe, and then texted wrapped my message into these designs. For the back, I took a zoo map from the internet and I created my own personalized title that I place over the original logo they had.

Montage
Description:
A montage of five pictures blended together to make it as one image, and the use of typography added in.

Date:

Feburary 14, 2014

Course/Instructor:
Cory Kerr

Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Photoshop

Objectives:

I wanted to convey my passion for books and reading. I wanted to give it a more vintage look that would give it a more warm cozy feeling like you get when you are snuggled up with a good story.

Process:

I went and found the pictures that I wanted to use to convey my message. I selected the book with a heart image and used it as my background that I would overlap my other images into and blend them in. I then put on the lassoed image of the clock and put on a mask. With a smaller black brush, I blended the picture in with different levels of opacity and flow. I repeated the process with the flower, lassoing it in and then blending it against the page. Then I dragged each image of the light text writing in the right top corner as well as the quote that I placed over it, masking so I could blend them as well. I added decorative font in last to tie in the rest of my message of how books bring imagination.

Business Card
Description:
Matching letterhead and business card designed using a personally created logo.

Date:
February 28, 2014

Course/Instructor:
Cory Kerr

Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Illustrator, InDesign

Objectives: Process:

To promote my future company as an writer and author.

The process began doing sketches of how I wanted to format business cards where they both would compliment each other as well as have the necessary information to promote my personalized company. Then in Adobe Illustrator I set up my format to make the front and back of my cards. I wanted them bright and noticeable so I chose my color scheme that would suit best for the design I had in mind. I layered boxes on top of each other, and chose font over the boxes that had the shape of a book. Then for the back of the business card, I free handed the image of the book by using the blob brush to give it a loose, free feel that you get when you get lost in a good story.

Logos
Description: Date:
Three logo variations for the same company. February 21, 2014

Course/Instructor:
Cory Kerr

Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Illustrator

Objectives: Process:

Logos for my own personal books since my dream is to be an author.

To begin, I chose something that I love to do, and that is to read so I decided to make logos for my own personal books. I sketched out a few ideas to get my design planned out into what I wanted to display and chose a color scheme that would best compliment what I wanted to capture. I than used the blob brush tool, and by free hand, I drew the book worm as well as the whole logo for the bottom one. Than I chose different typography that I felt best suited my design. For the middle logo, I used the arrow keys to space out the word books.

Letterhead
Description:
Matching letterhead and business card designed using a personally created logo.

Date:
February 28, 2014

Course/Instructor:
Cory Kerr

Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Illustrator, InDesign

Objectives:
To promote my future company as an writer and author.

Process:

For the stationary, I tied my elements from my business cards back into the paper so that it would represent and look like it was from the same business. I kept it simple with basic information at the top, and then at the bottom of the right corner, I free handed another image of a book with the blob brush again. Then to fade it, I changed the opacity to 30% so that it would be able to be written over.

Web Page
Description:
A web page designed to share a logo that I created myself.

Date:

March 14, 2014

Course/Instructor:
Cory Kerr

Program(s)/Tools:
TextWrangler, Photoshop

Objectives:

To reach out to those who love to read, create, or to write for all the fellow book lovers out there.

Process:

I created this web page using only TextWrangler. I had never seen or written any HTML/CSS. It was a challenge since is such a different program then what we have been working and learning about all semester. After I marked up all my content and inserted my image, I attached a pre-made CSS document to my HTML. I then chose colors in Photoshop that I had used in my logo, and used the eyedropper so I could create the same exact color scheme of split complementary. I then used the documents to go back in forth, changing the web page into the image I had in mind. I change the fonts, the placement of the logo as well as my text on what I wanted to say about my message and the process of using the CSS document and my HTML.

Event Ad
Description:
It is full bleed, scanned image, using Microsoft Word, sponsoring a benefit event.

Date:
January 31, 2014

Course/Instructor:
Cory Kerr

Program(s)/Tools:
converter)

Microsoft Word, HP LaserJet M5035 MFP scanner, PDF2JPG.net (PDF

Objectives:

I am doing a fundraiser by doing a bake sale, where the funds from the donations that are brought will be used to renovate the Senior Center.

Process:

I scanned an image of muffins from the magazine Better Homes and Gardens. The image I had initially planned to use for my ad had too many niches and wrinkles that were showing up into the scanner so I then had to change my image. Once I found my image, I cropped it, and put it into Microsoft Word where I made it bleed out to all corners of the page. Then I used white text to make my message stand out, as well as adding a black, transparent box behind my events information so that that you could see the words better.

Flier
Description:
A Black & White flier to promote a conference for recent graduates that will help them develop leadership skills that are essential for the fields of business.

Date:

January 31, 2014

Course/Instructor:
Cory Kerr

Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe InDesign

Objectives:

I am trying to reach recent graduates, who are interested in the next step in their lives, and want to develop leadership skills that will be a qualified aspect in the fields of business.

Process:

Before starting my project, I did several sketches to plan out my ideas for the flier, and then chose which one I thought would compliment the best theme for my message I wanted to portray. With my best sketch, I created the layout in Adobe InDesign. I used black boxes to provide contrast in my white space, as well as different typography that would be professional as well as appealing to the eye. I used white font on a black text box for my title in order to make it bold and more eye catching. I made sure to align my text throughout to create a respectful rhythm. I used the image, logo, and content for this flier that was provided for me.

Imaging
Description:
A photo that I took with a blurred background, and then had to edit and cropped in Photoshop.

Date:
February 6, 2014

Course/Instructor:
Cory Kerr

Program(s)/Tools:
Camera, Photoshop

Objectives:

My goal for this assignment was to develop skills in photography and with Photoshop. I explored different scenery, and focused on the different compositions in order to add more interest and technique to my images. I got to build my knowledge with using a camera and with editing.

Process:

The process began first with taking the pictures at different angles and compositions, and then finding the right lighting as I adjusted my focus. Then after taking all my pictures, I took them to Photoshop and used the basic elements of fixing the vibrance, highlights, saturation, and the coloring. I did this editing to each of the pictures until I thought they were complimented to their best features.