We went to Sante Fe, NM to Bandelier National Park. It was one of the best hike we've taken and I got to take some cool photos. I highly recommend going there - it was enlightening.
3.3.11
Get Real. Get Hired.
Our marketing team came up with the quick phrase "Get Real. Get Hired." to better explain OSUIT's college philosophy. Since OSUIT is a technical college, the OSU Marketing Team in Stillwater let us branch off of the traditional OSU "Create, Educate, Innovate."
That message really didn't target to our students seeking a technical degree. We need something quick and to the point. I created this logo to look hands-on, casual, colorful and modern to better fit our student demographic.
That message really didn't target to our students seeking a technical degree. We need something quick and to the point. I created this logo to look hands-on, casual, colorful and modern to better fit our student demographic.
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Identities
2.3.11
Hutch Knives
Yes, Hutch Knives is my husband's blog and hobby. So of course I helped out by putting my fingerprint on the look and feel of his brand. I have made some promo material and still have some more to do, once he starts selling his knives more. He hand makes all his blades and handles/sheaths - pretty impressive, especially when you see how he built a homemade knife oven.
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Identities,
Photography,
Web
Stupid Talk
Here's a little booklet I made, while in school, that captures ridiculous quotes of infamous people. The booklet spreads look serious, like a typical coffee table book, but the quotes make the book ironic. Mariah Carey quotes "When I watch TV and see those poor starving kids all over the world, I can't help but cry. I mean, I'd love to be skinny like that, but not with all those flies and death and stuff." Al Gore quotes "I invented the internet."
Annual Report
This annual report is for Teva Pharmaceuticals. Though it looks professional, I made this while I was in school, for a class project. I pushed the boundaries of a typical boring annual report and made the typography look smart, clean and scientific. Even the graph's are pretty. I used photographs of happy, natural looking people to give the idea that the products or medicine is impacting lives. The cover is a green abstract with DNA ring-like scribbles, created to look like cellular growth and genetic engineering.
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Magazines
Dog Photography
We adopted Roma from Animal Aid last fall. She's a great dog that we absolutely adore. I just got the DNA test results back on her. She's a Rottweiler - German Shepherd, but she's small - and has Corgie and Doxen in her mix. Hilarious.
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Photography
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