For this assignment, the professor asked us to create a 6-page brochure for Scotiabank Nuit Blanche Toronto. Each of us had to create a new feel of the event in the brochure. All we were given were that instruction, as for images, text, and what we wanted to put in the brochure, we had to go to the website and decided ourselves on what we were going to put in our design.
Here’s the brochure I designed (click thumbnails to enlarge):
One of the two final assignments for my “Sketching for Communications” course at Seneca College was to design a skate deck. I am a huge fan of manga and that inspired me to create some Japanese style design.
When I thought of Japan, what popped out in my mind was Japanese girl, kimono, sakura (cherry blossom), and pagoda, and those were all elements I decided to use in my design. I started looking for images of girls in kimono, sakura, and pagoda as my resources before I started drawing sketches and trace my sketches.
Here are my sketches and an image of pagoda that I traced:
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The “Pond70″ logo was given by the professor to be used for our skate deck.
Once we finished designing the skate deck, we needed to find a print shop that can print our design in a transparent sticker paper. It was not that easy since not many print shops have sticker paper in that huge size. The next thing to do was to find a blank skate board deck where we could stick our sticker on. Oh, before we could stick our transparent sticker, we had to paint the skate deck white so our design can be seen clearly.
We did this in April 2008, it was winter, and it was COLD! I just arrived in Canada 4 months earlier, I am originally from a hot country with no winter. It was painful when we had to go out to paint our skate deck and waited until it dried. I was so relieved when we could get back inside again to start the sticking sticker process.
My classmates were great, some of them helped me with the painting, cutting and sticking process. And it’s how it’s suppose to be done, I think. It would be hard to do everything yourself. You just have to help each other. For example, sticking that huge sticker yourself wouldn’t be easy. On the other hand, when some people help you holding some parts of the stickers and stuff, it became easy.
Here are pictures of me while cutting the sticker and after my skate deck is ready:
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This is one of my early assignments for my Print class. I took all images and text online, and then put them together as a magazine spread.
Client:
GeekieJazzie is an online store that sells computer and anything related to computer. Is this a real store? Unfortunately, no. This is the project I made for my ASP class. I designed and code everything (using ASP) myself, including the shopping cart.
Status: Offline
The layout was up since December 2005 until 1asphost took it down.
Website:
http://k.1asphost.com/geekiejazzie
Service:
Created, designed and developed the Geekie Jazzie website.
Client:
Paris a Voir is an Indonesia perfume store where you can create your own perfume. This unique perfume stores can be found in several malls in Surabaya, Indonesia.
Status: Offline
The layout was up since April 2006 until April 2008.
Website:
http://www.parisavoir.com
Service:
Created, designed and developed the Paris a Voir website as well as maintained it.
I decided to make a one-page website layout this time. Everything is on the index page.
Here is a screen capture of JTrish.com’s layout since January 2004 until July 2005:
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I designed this Wii Celebrity Sports cover as a part of my Audio class assignment in March 2008. The assignment was to make a short audio of any original games that we could think of, and then we should handed in the project in a DVD case along with a cover.
I was a fan of Wii Sports at the time, so I was inspired to make a game based on that. I wrote the storyline for the game, but I can’t find either the storyline or the audio in my PC now, so I’ll just write it down based on how I remember it.
Narrator: Welcome to Celebrity Sports game. Please choose your player. Paris Hilton. Paris Hilton: That’s hot! Narrator: Britney Spears. Britney Spears: It’s Britney bitch! Narrator: Austin Power. Austin Power: Yeah baby *giggles* behave! Narrator: Borat. Borat: *some stuff Borat said that I don’t remember anymore* Narrator: You have chosen Paris. Please choose your sport. *beep* Tennis *beep* Volleyball *beep* Golf *beep* Tennis *ding*. You have chosen tennis. Please choose your outfit. *beep beep beep ding* Congratulations, you have chosen a boa and a thong. Let the game begins. *some outer space sounds*Those celebrity voices were their real voice, which we took from clips of their voice. We couldn’t find Paris’ voice though, so one person in my team imitated Paris’ voice, and I must admit her imitation was really good.
There were three people in my team, my contribution to the group was writing the script and designed the cover. The other two people took care the recording and audio editing process.
Here are the images that I put up together to create the cover:
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Here are some random Photoshop work I did in between the year 2005 and 2007. Some of them have the original images, some are not. I didn’t always save the original files.
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Christina Aguilera’s Cooking Book – November 2007

Christina Aguilera in a Snowglobe – December 2006

Christina Aguilera as Batgirl – May 2006

Here are some random Photoshop work I did between the year 2003 and 2004. Some of them have the original images, some are not. I didn’t always save the original files.
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Mercedes Benz Advertisement – June 2004

Christina Aguilera in Oldies Hairstyle – May 2004
This Typography Diseases project was fun. We were given a copy kit and we were suppose to design a few different layouts using the text given. I did this project on July 2008.
Here are my designs (click thumbnail to enlarge):