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Devin Bonds

Contact
Devin Bonds:
Address:

311 N 1st E apt 310

Rexburg, Idaho. 83440

Phone:

804.815.3120

Website:

devinbonds.wordpress.com

Table of Contents
Montage
Brochure
Business Card
Stationary
Web Page
Logo
Color Scheme
Flier
Advertisement

Montage
Description:

Multiple pictures blended together to make on complete image.

Date:

May 28, 2016.

Course/Instructor:
Communications 130.
Ben Pingel.

Program(s)/Tools:
Photoshop.

Objectives:

Religious image to give reassurance.

Process:

I found the images on the Internet then brought them into Photoshop. I placed
the ocean images together and lined up the horizon so that it appears to be
one ocean. I then used the opacity to blend the ocean and clouds into a gradual
blend. I then placed the image of Christ and the girl. I used the opacity to make
Christ visible, but to give the illusion that he is with us in spirit. Opacity for
Christ was set to about 20% and gradually faded beyond that.

Brochure
Description:

Brochure for a company to hand out to guests.

Date:

July 10, 2016.

Course/Instructor:
Communications 130.
Ben Pingel.

Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Illustrator.
Photoshop.
Adobe InDesign.

Objectives:

Create a new logo.

Learn layout of brochure.
Professional look.

Process:

Using images I found from the Internet, I brought them into InDesign. I used
Photoshop to cut out some of the images like the dolphin and penguin on the
inside of the fold. I also created the bubbles in InDesign using the shape tool
with the gradient tool. The logo on the back left corner I created in Adobe
Illustrator. I used mainly the shape tool as well as the pen tool to create the
shapes I desired. Around the cut out images, I placed a text wrap so the body
copy would go around the images without interference.

Business Card
Description:

Professional business card.

Date:

July 15, 2016.

Course/Instructor:
Communications 130.
Ben Pingel.

Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Illustrator.
Adobe InDesign.
Photoshop.

Objectives:

To create a professional business card for use.

Process:

I started by creating the logo in Illustrator. I used the pen tool to create the
shell. I then used Photoshop to cut out the image of the woman that runs the
business. I used a sand texture as the background and dropped the opacity to
about 18%. I used logos found from the Internet for the social media networks.

Back

Front

Rita Bonds

Seaside

Wellness

Contact:

Let us heal you

Seaside

908.894.3258
311 N 1st E suite 311
seasidewellness@gmail.com

Wellness

Follow us:
Seaside

Wellness

Stationary
Description:

Stationary to use for business.

Date:

July 16, 2016.

Course/Instructor:
Comm 130.
Ben Pingel.

Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe InDesign.
Photoshop.

Objectives:

To create a professional stationary for immediate use.

Process:

I started this design by using a lot of the information and images from the
previous business card. I set the background opacity to 18% and the seashell
to 10%. I used InDesign to create the layout. I cut out the Seaside Wellness in
the logo in Photoshop so I could place just the shell. I used the selection toll to
accomplish that. I created the lines on the edges using the line tool in InDesign.

Email: seasidewellness@gmail.com
Address: 311 N 1st E suite 311
Phone: 908.894.3258

Seaside

Wellness

Web Page
Description:

Web page created using HTML and CSS.

Date:

June 26, 2016

Course/Instructor:
Communications 130.
Ben Pingel.

Program(s)/Tools:
HTML
CSS
Adobe Illustrator

Objectives:

Create a web page using HTML and CSS.

Create new logo.

Process:

I started by creating a new logo in Illustrator. I used the trunk of the elephant
to start the name of the company. I tried to find a font to match the trunk
of the elephant while still giving an outdoor safari feel. Using HTML I created
the skeleton on the web page with all of the things it would have. I then used
the CSS coding to put the images where they are. The text where it is. The
background where it goes. As well as the effect of the opacity of the box. It is
set to about 60%.

Logo
Description:

Logo design created in Illustrator. Company is fictional.

Date:

June 4, 2016.

Course/Instructor:
Communications 130.
Ben Pingel.

Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Illustrator.

Objectives:

Create logo.
Understand gray scale effects.

Process:

Using Illustrator, I used the shape tool to create the ice cream top and the
waffle cone. The colors were pulled from images of actual strawberry ice cream
and waffle cones to help with reality. I used a line tool to get the effect of
the waffle cone and chose a certain line style to give it sharpness and appeal.
A complimentary font choice adds to the professionalism of this logo and
company.

Color Scheme
Description:

Fictional company to enhance understanding of color scheme. Color scheme is

triadic.

Date:

May 25, 2016.

Course/Instructor:
Communications 130.
Ben Pingel.

Program(s)/Tools:
Photoshop.
Adobe InDesign.

Objectives:

Better understand Photoshop in order to create shapes and have clear crisp
images.

Process:

I started by choosing the color scheme I wanted to use, triadic. This helped me
know what colors to incorporate that would compliment each other. I created
the house, roof, and windows in InDesign and imported them into Photoshop.
The picture used is one that I took and edited in Photoshop. I made the photo
brighter and toned down the red on the lips of the baby.

~ Valerie Harper

Adopt a miracle!

P e r m a n e n t R o o f Adoption

However motherhood comes to you, its a miracle.

Flier
Description:

Information and pictures were given. I just organized and made corrections.

Date:

May 9, 2016.

Course/Instructor:
Communications 130.
Ben Pingel.

Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe InDesign.

Objectives:

Organize information to make a professional style layout.

Process:

Using InDesign I uploaded and cropped the photo used in this design. The L in
leadership was created by me using the line tool. I created the lines to match
the chosen font. I mad the background black with white text to make it unique
and still have a strong contrast.

eadership
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Title
Advertisement
Description:

Fictional advertisement created in Microsoft Word. Scanned image.

Date:

May 15, 2016.

Course/Instructor:
Communications 130.
Ben Pingel.

Program(s)/Tools:
Microsoft Word.

Objectives:

Learn to design in Microsoft Word and learn to scan better quality images.

Process:

I scanned in the image from a Sports Illustrated magazine and cropped out
about 70% of the image so I only had the basketball hoop. Using the shape tool
I created the outline for the basketball. I then used the line tool to create the
lines on the basketball to give more of a realistic feel to it. I chose the colors
blue and orange because they are complimentary

Basketball
T u r nam e n t
3 vs 3 double elimination
tournament.
Dunk Contest

Join Sams Club in an awesome

charity event and have a blast!
All proceeds will be donated to
St. Jude Hospital of Idaho.

*Win $500
Judges for the dunk contest will be 2
Harlem Globetrotters and one of the
top street ball handlers in the world.

$30

per contestant

Contestants eat FREE!

August 8

Mesa Falls
Clubhouse

*Winnings to be divided
between the team

1 p.m.