Who was your client? Alexis Bacon, employee of Chandler's playhouse.
How did you get your job? We asked if she needed any graphic work for her job.
Did you deal with the client directly? No, one of my colleagues did.
Was there some sort of compensation? CSL hours.
What was your role? I designed their company a logo.
Did you act professionally? * Yes.
Did your client act professionally?* Yes.
Describe the work you did. I made a logo.
Describe your creative process. I thought about what would look good to represent a day care and I came up with a rainbow and kids.
How often did you communicate with your client?* Before and after the completed work.
Did you have regular meetings to look over proofs or progress of work? No.
Were you able to meet the deadline? Yes.
What was the feedback from your client? She liked the logo.
Did your client require changes? No.
What was your favorite part working with the client? Delivering her my work.
What was your least favorite part working with the client? There was none.
Would you do anything differently? Nope.
What did you learn from this experience? Making logos are fun.
Friday, March 27, 2015
Post #6 Danielle Bacon
Who was your client?
My mom, Janice Bacon
How did you get your job?
My mom asked me to make her a logo for her work so i did so.
Did you deal with the client directly?
I made a contract and had her sign it and got to work immediately
Was there some sort of compensation?
CSL hours
What was your role?
I designed a logo and blended colors together
Did you act professionally? *
Yes i did act professional. i did everything asked of me.
Did your client act professionally?*
Yes she did act professional. because it was dealing with her work and it was something she wanted.
Describe the work you did.
I went on photoshop and switched Arcadias school colors just like she asked to orange. Then i found an apache logo and changed the font of the text and put it in white.
Describe your creative process.
It took me a while to figure out how i wanted the logo to look. I tried to make it as professional as possible. i matched the colors with the text and blended in the apache with the text and the background.
How often did you communicate with your client?*
I communicated with her alot to figure out exactly what she wanted on the logo.
Did you have regular meetings to look over proofs or progress of work?
Yes
Were you able to meet the deadline?
Yes
What was the feedback from your client?
She was extremely happy about the design and loved how it looked.
Did your client require changes?
No she enjoyed what it looked like.
What was your favorite part working with the client?
Easy to communicate with
What was your least favorite part working with the client?
I dont have a least favorite part.
Would you do anything differently?
If she asked me to i would ajust and make changes
What did you learn from this experience?
there are more to making logos its how you blend things together to make colors work.
My mom, Janice Bacon
How did you get your job?
My mom asked me to make her a logo for her work so i did so.
Did you deal with the client directly?
I made a contract and had her sign it and got to work immediately
Was there some sort of compensation?
CSL hours
What was your role?
I designed a logo and blended colors together
Did you act professionally? *
Yes i did act professional. i did everything asked of me.
Did your client act professionally?*
Yes she did act professional. because it was dealing with her work and it was something she wanted.
Describe the work you did.
I went on photoshop and switched Arcadias school colors just like she asked to orange. Then i found an apache logo and changed the font of the text and put it in white.
Describe your creative process.
It took me a while to figure out how i wanted the logo to look. I tried to make it as professional as possible. i matched the colors with the text and blended in the apache with the text and the background.
How often did you communicate with your client?*
I communicated with her alot to figure out exactly what she wanted on the logo.
Did you have regular meetings to look over proofs or progress of work?
Yes
Were you able to meet the deadline?
Yes
What was the feedback from your client?
She was extremely happy about the design and loved how it looked.
Did your client require changes?
No she enjoyed what it looked like.
What was your favorite part working with the client?
Easy to communicate with
What was your least favorite part working with the client?
I dont have a least favorite part.
Would you do anything differently?
If she asked me to i would ajust and make changes
What did you learn from this experience?
there are more to making logos its how you blend things together to make colors work.
Thursday, March 26, 2015
Post #6 Matthew Gravel
Who was your client?
My client is my football coach, Matt Castaneda.
How did you get your job?
I asked my coach that i needed a client for graphics and told him i could make cool designs for him.
Did you deal with the client directly?
Yes i asked him at football practice.
Was there some sort of compensation?
Yes, community service hours for creating the design.
What was your role?
My role was to make the design that he would send me, he said i could change things around but he wanted something similar.
Did you act professionally?
Yes i asked him in a mature way during practice.
Did your client act professionally?
He acted very professional towards the subject.
Describe the work you did.
I made a design for football that was made up of different shapes,numbers, and letters.
Describe your creative process.
I used adobe illustrator and created the design using the pen tool. I also had to use the the text tool to spell out the letter that was written on the design.
How often did you communicate with your client?
I talked to my coach everyday at practice. Except Saturday and Sunday.
Did you have regular meetings to look over proofs or progress of work?
I sent him pictures during the process of my work to see if he would like it or not.
Everything worked out great.
Were you able to meet the deadline?
Yes the deadline was Friday, i just need to print out the sticker but the printer was giving me problems on Thursday.
What was the feedback from your client?
My client loved everything about the design, the color, the design, now he just wants the sticker.
Did your client require changes?
No not at all he liked everything about it.
What was your favorite part working with the client?
That he is my coach so it was easy to communicate with him on a daily basis.
What was your least favorite part working with the client?
Making the sticker because the printer was giving me problems, it wouldn't let me print the rough draft.
Would you do anything differently?
No, i was very happy with the design and my client was too.
What did you learn from this experience?
Working with a client is fun when it is someone you know because you can connect with them over a design that you made for them.
My client is my football coach, Matt Castaneda.
How did you get your job?
I asked my coach that i needed a client for graphics and told him i could make cool designs for him.
Did you deal with the client directly?
Yes i asked him at football practice.
Was there some sort of compensation?
Yes, community service hours for creating the design.
What was your role?
My role was to make the design that he would send me, he said i could change things around but he wanted something similar.
Did you act professionally?
Yes i asked him in a mature way during practice.
Did your client act professionally?
He acted very professional towards the subject.
Describe the work you did.
I made a design for football that was made up of different shapes,numbers, and letters.
Describe your creative process.
I used adobe illustrator and created the design using the pen tool. I also had to use the the text tool to spell out the letter that was written on the design.
How often did you communicate with your client?
I talked to my coach everyday at practice. Except Saturday and Sunday.
Did you have regular meetings to look over proofs or progress of work?
I sent him pictures during the process of my work to see if he would like it or not.
Everything worked out great.
Were you able to meet the deadline?
Yes the deadline was Friday, i just need to print out the sticker but the printer was giving me problems on Thursday.
What was the feedback from your client?
My client loved everything about the design, the color, the design, now he just wants the sticker.
Did your client require changes?
No not at all he liked everything about it.
What was your favorite part working with the client?
That he is my coach so it was easy to communicate with him on a daily basis.
What was your least favorite part working with the client?
Making the sticker because the printer was giving me problems, it wouldn't let me print the rough draft.
Would you do anything differently?
No, i was very happy with the design and my client was too.
What did you learn from this experience?
Working with a client is fun when it is someone you know because you can connect with them over a design that you made for them.
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Post 5: Matthew Gravel
Nike
Vans
Nike: I like Nike a lot because i play football. Almost every football players wears something that has Nike on it, it could be shorts, shirts, shoes, cleats, and gloves. Nike is a very great quality brand as well so, a lot of things can be really expensive.
Vans: I have been wearing vans since the 4th grade. I wear them because they are cheap and can match with basically anything. A lot of people wear vans at our school even though they can be uncomfortable. I like the style that they use for a basic shoe.
Branding: Branding is when a company shows off their brand by making things for people to use. It could be clothes, phone cases, bags, and things that people will use on a daily basis.
Identity: Identity is the fact of what a thing is. It identifies someone or something. Almost everything has an identity.
Logo: A logo shows off the company by clothing, cars, bags, and other things that people use. Every design has a logo because they need to show off this product by adding a design.
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