This was a long-term project created to provide information and promote research incentives and resources available to professors and students at Pittsburg State University. It was a long-term project because it probably had more different versions that any other project I worked on for this office.
These are just a few of my favorite design projects I created in my two years as a member in the MBA Association at PSU.
This slideshow was created and updated by me for the Graduate Office to promote our catalog of graduate programs. We kept the slideshow on display in our office on a screen visible when you walk in, and we set it as a screensaver for the offices public computer. This was also the slideshow we would use at education and career fairs.
I was hired by Southeast Kansas (SEK) Recycling to research the possibility of a curbside pickup program and other projects during the summer of 2014. More on this coming soon…
These are just a few of my favorite design-related school projects I created in the spring semester of 2014. These designs were made for 3 projects in two different classes.
This was a semester-long individual project that was designed to provide us with hands-on experience creating an advertising brief for a campaign that spanned multiple mediums including: publications, radio, TV, outdoor advertising, billboards, and new media. At the beginning of the course, each student in the class randomly given a brand or product that we would develop a variety of advertisements for throughout the semester. I was given GoPro.
Every year the Graduate Office hosts the Graduate and Research Awards Banquet. Awards banquets require an accompanying program. This is that program.
SoupRadio.com is an online radio station I created in the summer of 2013 with a few of my friends. I was responsible for the logo, favicon, website color scheme, a majority of the song selection and rotation, the licensing, and all tangible resources. The website itself was design by Josh Herder under my direction.
It started more as a joke: “If you invite me to your wedding, my gift will be a toaster.” Is there a more cliché wedding gift than that? So when my best friend asked me to be a part of his wedding, I had to follow through. So I went to Walmart and bought the cheapest toaster I could find. (Though, to be fair, I also gave them a very nice coffee maker.) Of course, I made a few customizations before wrapping it up…
I was hired by Stouse to design a variety of product examples for an online and print catalog for all products offered by Stouse. By the end of the 3-month internship I had designed more than 3,000 unique images. More on this coming soon…