PORTFOLIO PROJECTS

Project 1: LOGOS

A variety of logo styles: LetterMark, WordMark, SymbolMark, CombinationMark, Abstract; must be explored and demonstarted this section of your portfolio. If the logo is abstract or it's purpose ambiguous then make sure there is a tagline to explain it.

Logos 2017

Project 2: INFOGRAPHICS

These projects challenge you to create hierarchy and visualize data while managing a variety of informational details.

Infographics 2017

Project 3: WEBSITES

This project demonstrates your ability to work with HMTL, CSS and jQuery to create an interactive experience for a product category common to the Dallas Market.

Hayley Eubanks : Sous Vide

Victor Barreto : South Dallas Flats

Carolina Cravens : Verdant Vegan Spa

Project 4: EVENT POSTERS

Event posters challenge you to think about the key visual and type hierarchy for communicating the event's date, time and location.

Event Posters 2017

Project 5: CORPORATE ID PACKAGES

Extending a brand and supporting typosgraphy through several different-sized elements and potentially different surfaces or media.

Corporate ID 2017

Project 6: PERSONAL BRANDING

One of the hardest projects you'll do is the Personal Branding project; or how to advertise yourself. You should spend much time in ideation and exploration as defining your own brand is important before you leave the school.

Personal Branding 2017

Project 9: PUBLICATIONS

The magazine project explores typographic hierarchy to a detailed degree along with the parts of the magazine.

Cervera : Vagabond Magazine

Brown : Trajectory Magazine

Rojas : Strive Magazine

Project 10: MULTI-PAGE BOOKS

These books display an advanced use of the grid and many levels of type hierarchy demonstrating a mastery of the craft of layout.

Luong : Jacqueline

Perry : Miami Deco

Gamez: Greece

Project 11: ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS

Ad campaigns demonstrate the ability to extend an idea through variations in headlines, visuals or both in a way that both stands out and yet is recognizable as part of the same group of ideas.

Ballesteros: Italiano

Gamez: Pixature

Rodriguez: Lifestyle

Project 12: BRAND STYLE GUIDE

A brand style guide demonstrates deep research into the client, development of new brand standards and a demonstration of those standards applied to various appropriate elements for the client in the guide.