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P9ANatalieIssa Portfolio

This document contains descriptions of various design projects by Natalie Issa including fliers, posters, logos, stationary, web pages, and brochures. For each project, Natalie describes the process, message, intended audience, things learned, and technical details like programs used, fonts, and color schemes. The projects demonstrate skills in layout, typography, imagery, and using programs like InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, and basic HTML/CSS.

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P9ANatalieIssa Portfolio

This document contains descriptions of various design projects by Natalie Issa including fliers, posters, logos, stationary, web pages, and brochures. For each project, Natalie describes the process, message, intended audience, things learned, and technical details like programs used, fonts, and color schemes. The projects demonstrate skills in layout, typography, imagery, and using programs like InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, and basic HTML/CSS.

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Portfolio

Natalie Issa
Table of Contents
Flier
Event Flier
Photodesign Project
Montage
Logos
Stationary
Web Page
Brochure
Flier
Description: A black and white fier advertising a graduate leadership conference.
Process: I began by creating a variety of different sketches for the design. I tested a couple
out on InDesign before settling on this one. I used black, grey, and white boxes to contrast the
strong triangle at the top of the page. I also used the whitespace to contrast the darkness of
the triangle. I then decided to put the picture and body copy on the bottom of the page, as
well as the logo, and I added the boxes for interest and repetition.
Message: The fier is trying to appeal to recent graduates who want to demonstrate poise and
professionalism in a business-like setting. It is also trying to show them how a learning confer-
ence could be benefcial to them and their career.
Audience: College graduate age, 22-28.
Top Things Learned: The importance of white space, and fow.
Title-Font Name and Category: Sans Serif
Copy Font Name and Category: Sans Serif
Event Flier
Description: A color full-bleed event ad to promote a fundraiser using only Microsoft Word.
Process (Programs, Tools, Skills): I found the image of the books online, and decided to use
the remove back ground setting to create a visually interesting line on the bottom of the
poster. I then copied the image and cut it in order to fll the whole bottom of the poster. I then
found a silhouette image of Sherlock Holmes (which already did not have an attached back
ground) and added to the poster. Afterwards, I found the desired font and typed my message.
Message: I am holding a book drive of Sherlock Holmes books (by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle) to
give to the homeless.
Audience: People who are familiar with literature who are looking to give to a good cause.
Color scheme and color names: The Triadic Wheel- blue, red and yellow.
Top Thing Learned: I learned how to use Microsoft effectively.
Title Font Name & Category: Iowan Old Style Black- Oldstyle
Copy Font Name & Category: Avenir Black- Sans Serif
Photodesign
Description: A poster that demonstrates good photography work, and incorporates an appro-
priate color swatch in the design.
Process: I used photoshop in every step of this poster. I frst took the pictures, and edited
them through photoshop to look more vibrant and sharp. I then picked out a color scheme
(Green Monochromatic) and got to work. I warped a rectangle in order to give it curves and
a more organic look. I then added lines that followed the curve of the rectangle, to give it
a fowy feel. I then did the same thing with the words, to continue with the theme of being
blown away in the wind. And lastly, I used circles to demonstrate the color scheme.
Message: I wanted the poster to portray a organic, nature feel- the message is to get back into
nature.
Audience: Anyone who is interested in nature or wants to get inspired by nature.
Top Thing Learned: How to make a poster through photoshop. I alway assumed that pho-
toshop would only be good for editing photos, but I learned tons of ways to make a poster
through photoshop.
Color scheme: Green Monochromatic.
Title Font Name & Category: Serif.
Montage
Description: A slightly motivational poster with a strong message. I used an image of Robert
Frost as well.
Process: I selected a picture of a fence to use as the background, and then added the picture
of Robert Frost. I blended it into the fence to make it look as if it was painted on the fence. I
then added the quote.
Message: The message is to be cautious, which is made clear by the quote and the fence.
Audience: The audience is basically everybody .
Top Thing Learned: The top thing I learned was how to blend pictures in to create a montage.
Logos
Description: Three logo variations for the same company.
Process: I found this project diffcult, but enjoyable. I frst browsed pinterest for ideas, and
then set to work. I sketched out three very different logos that would be both interesting and
family friendly.
Programs/Tools Used: Photoshop.
Message: The Best of Times Bakery is a bakery that is open to everyone.
Audience: Anyone who is interested in baked goods.
Top Thing Learned: How to insert outside images.
Color scheme: top logo: monochromatic; middle logo: Analagous; bottom logo:
Complementary and color names: top logo: red; middle logo: red and violet bottom logo: red
and green
Stationary
Description: A business card/stationary that is professional, while appealing to those who en-
joy baked goods.
Process (Programs, Tools, Skills): I used adobe Illustrator for both the stationary and the busi-
ness card. I frst found an image of a cupcake online, and then traced/drew over it using the
pen tool. After that, I flled in it using primary colors and choose a professional but fun font for
the text in the business card. For the stationary, I decided to use the same color scheme and
font as the business card.
Message: The Best of Times Bakery is a fun bakery with delicious baked goods.
Audience: Anyone who enjoys baked goods, especially families with younger children.
Top things learned: How to trace/draw over an image using the pen tool.
Color scheme: Primary color scheme.
Title Font Name & Category: Orator Std.- Sans Serif.
Web Page
Description:
A web page designed to showcase a personally created logo.
Process (Programs, Tools, Skills):
I created this webpage using text wrangler, but frst I used a tutorial on how to test CSS. Once
I got comfortable with that, I began creating my webpage. With a little help, I connected my
HTML with my CSS and began to make some changes. I made my webpage to compliment
my logo- I basically used the same color scheme. I then chose some fonts that looked both
professional and fun, and then I inserted my logo.
Message: The Best of Times Bakery is for anyone who enjoys a good baked goods, and a fun
family atmosphere!
Audience: Any family-oriented people who want to enjoy a fun, friendly bakery with a nice
atmosphere.
Top Thing Learned: How to change colors, fonts, how to connect HTML and CSS, and how to
insert a logo into CSS.
Color scheme and color hex: Complementary colors.
Title Font Families & Category: (all names) Arial, sans serif.
Copy Font Families & Category: (all names) Georgia, Times New Roman, Serif.
Changes made to the CSS: I changed the font families, and I also changed the colors to match
my logo.
Brochure
Description: A two sided (duplex) folding brochure.
Process (Programs, Tools, Skills): I started in InDesign in order to create my basic design, as
well as the color scheme and the fonts. As soon as I settled on those, I looked up some pic-
tures to use in my brochure and I edited them using Photoshop. I wanted to make sure that
they looked clean and colorful, while matching with the color scheme and standing out at the
same time. As soon as I fnished editing them, I placed them in the brochure, and I added the
body!
Message: Inform my audience about Simply Succulents, and to give the information about
what succulents are.
Audience: Anyone who enjoys plants.
Top Thing Learned: How to wrap text around a picture in InDesign.
Color scheme and color names: Monochromatic, turquoise.
Title Font Name & Category: Century Gothic/ Sans Serif
Copy Font Name & Category: Georgia/ Serif
Word count: 250
Flier
Description: A black and white fier advertising a graduate leadership confer-
ence.
Process: I began by creating a variety of different sketches for the design. I test-
ed a couple out on InDesign before settling on this one. I used black, grey, and
white boxes to contrast the strong triangle at the top of the page. I also used the
whitespace to contrast the darkness of the triangle. I then decided to put the pic-
ture and body copy on the bottom of the page, as well as the logo, and I added
the boxes for interest and repetition.
Message: The fier is trying to appeal to recent graduates who want to demon-
strate poise and professionalism in a business-like setting. It is also trying to show
them how a learning conference could be benefcial to them and their career.
Audience: College graduate age, 22-28.
Top Things Learned: The importance of white space, and fow.
Title-Font Name and Category: Sans Serif
Copy Font Name and Category: Sans Serif

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