These are the finished bottles for my project Momosa: Vitamin Mocktails for the Mom-to-be. Hopefully more work will be coming soon... :-[]*Note the cheesy drop-water reflection a la Apple.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
VPA is what I do
These are the finished bottles for my project Momosa: Vitamin Mocktails for the Mom-to-be. Hopefully more work will be coming soon... :-[]*Note the cheesy drop-water reflection a la Apple.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Cool Video
"Handcrafted with love by BYU design students and faculty, for the 5th Typophile Film Festival. A visual typographic feast about the five senses, and how they contribute to and enhance our creativity. Everything in the film is real—no CG effects!
Shot with a RED One, a Canon EOS 5D Mark II, a Canon EOS 40D, and a Nikon D80.
Stop motion created with Dragon Stop Motion."
Sam showed this video as inspiration during our AIGA meeting :-)
Friday, November 13, 2009
Ducks in a Row
I am definitely ready for Thanksgiving Break, but in order to enjoy it, I really need to make sure several of my projects are finalized.
CS Infinity (a.k.a. CommDesign the Musical)
CS Infinity (a.k.a. CommDesign the Musical)
- Finish Warehouse Set by Saturday (Lasercut clock, stairs, and arch & assemble, also print or spraypaint base)
- Take pictures of students in studio
- Create CD and booklet
- Vacform Trays
- Create web presence?
- Build POP
- Print Labels
- Print 4 packs & assemble
- Create Ads
- Photoshop InStore Display
- Press Kit
- Booklet?
- Spam Mobile
- Jingle & Ads
- Logo
- Flash Intros
Spring Registration
I just registered for my last semester of courses at SU! Next semester I will be taking CMD 452: Portfolio and Practice, CMD 450: Design Problems, MFT 400: Love, Lust, and Relationships, Box Aerobics, Beginning Tennis, Yoga, Piano for Non-Majors (maybe) and (hopefully) a writing class that is TBD.
So Excited! I always take an overload of courses the first week so I can decide which ones I really like, but they all sound like so much fun!
So Excited! I always take an overload of courses the first week so I can decide which ones I really like, but they all sound like so much fun!
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Halloweekend!
Halloween was on a Saturday this year, so the college festivities were many and varied this weekend!
On Friday, AIGA and IDSA hosted the MONSTER MASH on the fourth floor of the Warehouse (CoLab). At first, I was a bit nervous about the number of people who were going to turn out because we didn't sell many tickets beforehand, but we ended up making over $100 in ticket sales at the door! A group of our professors came as well and were special guest judges for the costume contest :-) My friend Casey's giant squid costume won in the "most unique" category. We also had a mummy wrapping contest and a powdered donut eating contest; it was a nice throwback to old school Halloween games.
On Saturday, I went with a bunch of Illustration kids to Casey's house in Marcellus (about 15 minutes away). Her neighborhood is REALLY into Halloween, and her mom had decorated the entire outside of their house in spiders and cobwebs. We also carved pumpkins and drank hot apple cider (so good!). Kids started trick-or-treating around 4:00pm, and by the time we left at 8:30pm over 1000 kids had passed through the neighborhood! We also watched Hocus Pocus to round out the night, and then it was back to campus for the rest of the night!
On Friday, AIGA and IDSA hosted the MONSTER MASH on the fourth floor of the Warehouse (CoLab). At first, I was a bit nervous about the number of people who were going to turn out because we didn't sell many tickets beforehand, but we ended up making over $100 in ticket sales at the door! A group of our professors came as well and were special guest judges for the costume contest :-) My friend Casey's giant squid costume won in the "most unique" category. We also had a mummy wrapping contest and a powdered donut eating contest; it was a nice throwback to old school Halloween games.
On Saturday, I went with a bunch of Illustration kids to Casey's house in Marcellus (about 15 minutes away). Her neighborhood is REALLY into Halloween, and her mom had decorated the entire outside of their house in spiders and cobwebs. We also carved pumpkins and drank hot apple cider (so good!). Kids started trick-or-treating around 4:00pm, and by the time we left at 8:30pm over 1000 kids had passed through the neighborhood! We also watched Hocus Pocus to round out the night, and then it was back to campus for the rest of the night!
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