Portfolio 2015

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Contents:Branding

2 FrockPile Clothing

8 Scioto SWCD

Interactive12 Scioto County Visitors Bureau

20 Mâché Weather

Editorial28 Trek Bikes

34 The Silhouette

Poster Design42 Majestic Members

48 Stock Car Racing

Gallery Work52 Appleton Gallery

56 Stump Standards

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FrockPile ClothingFall 2014

Frockpile is the name of an online vintage clothing boutique my girlfriend and I run in our free time. This project is the result of a semester long endeavour to create an updated look for the company that encom-passes both print and digital mediums.

Through the duration of this project I found myself fulfi lling many different roles. My hands are intricately intertwined into every aspect of this proj-ect including, but not limited to; art direction, pho-tography, print design, web design, and occasionally modeling, despite my best wishes.

I took advantage of the time given to me with this project and experimented with different techniques I had never attempted before. I spent an especially gratifying afternoon throwing around colored mica powders and photographing them to use as textural elements in both the website and lookbook. This, several days of shooting, hundreds of miles traveled between several cities, as well as the hours and hours spent researching, shopping, planning, and execut-ing, resulted in one of my most in-depth design proj-ects to date.

Projects like this one are especially close to me because it required I partake in some of my favorite aspects of the design process, brainstorming, prob-lem solving, collaboration, and pushing myself out of my comfort zone.

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You can just make out in the background of the

website the slight, shimmery variation of red mica from the studio shots I took for

this project. Well worth the impossible to clean,

microscopic fi lm of glitter I left over thousands of

dollars worth of borrowed photography equipment.

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Scioto Soil & WaterConservation District

Fall 2014

When Scioto County’s Soil and Water Conservation District contacted Shawnee State with interest in con-tracting a student to create an updated logo for the agency, I was elated to be offered the job. This is how I met Kate Sowards, Scioto SWCD’s Education Coordinator. I quickly came to realize this was going to be much more than a sterile business deal. Kate was passionate about their agency and the region they served. She enlightened me about the free ser-vices they offer to farmers and landowners around the area, and how they pride themselves as an educational resource to the public.

Her enthusiasm was infectious and I approached the project with the same vigor. I wanted to create a mark that represented the professional services they offer to a diverse community, as well as one that seemed as approachable and welcoming as Kate and her team were to me. Scioto SWCD was interested in a logo that located them in the country while dis-tinguishing from the other conservation districts in Ohio. I believe I was fortunate enough to fi nd a via-ble solution that contained all of our ideas.

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Above: The fi nal logo for Scioto SWCD. My favorite aspect of the logo may be the subtle reference to the winding Ohio river in the banner’s meandering shape.

Right: Initial proposed marks that the team felt it lacked the essence of the region that the fi nal logo off ered. I liked them well enough to include them as a representation of process.

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Scioto CountyVisitors Bureau

Fall 2014

A well designed website is the ultimate cooperation between function and form. To reach that level I took it upon myself to choose a supererogatory approach with this project. I spent an entire day traveling around the city of Portsmouth taking photos. This eventually lead to some pretty cool experiences, including being welcomed to explore a rooftop by the owner of one of the tallest buildings in town, and meeting a world renowned muralist who had a passion for sharing the counties rich history.

I believe I found a certain amount of success in this project directly from taking the time to step out and photograph the city. That day of exploration allowed me to see my hometown through different eyes and when I was fi nished I felt inspired and fevered to get to work. The results speak for themselves, SCVB’s new web presence highlights the region with elegant photography and a modern, fl at design.

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SCIOTO COUNTY VISITORS BUREAU

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A GREAT PLACE TO GROW

Discover

THE REGIONS

OF SCIOTO COUNTYDiscover

EXPLORE SCIOTO

SELECT A REGION

BloomBrush CreekClayFranklin FurnaceGreenHarrisonJe�ersonLucasvilleMadisonMorganNew BostonNileOtway

PorterRardenRosemountRushSciotodaleSouth WebsterUnionValleyVernonWashingtonWest PortsmouthWheelersburg

See & Do Shopping City AreasEat & Drink Plan Your Stay

Spotlight

Boney�ddle Art Center

Spotlight

Yamato

Spotlight

Ghost in the Attic

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It goes without saying, a major perk of this project was enjoying all of the great food and coff ee we photographed that day.

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Shawnee State UniversityEst. 1986Ohio's newest state-supported university

“It’s a place where professors know you by name, and where you can make a name for yourself.”

Shawnee State is a student-focused public university o�ering a highly personalized, a�ordable, and accessible education dedicated to the exploration of emerging technologies and emerging ideas.

At SSU, our class sizes are small to allow more one-on-one interactions between students and faculty. In student and parent surveys, the personal attention and care by faculty and sta� was listed as the stron-gest single advantage of Shawnee State University.

Our personal attention is matched by our commitment to academic excellence. At SSU, you will be challenged to explore new worlds, ideas, and ways of thinking. Here, you will �nd an intellectually stimu-lating community that will provide you with the opportunity to learn more about your career, your future, and even yourself.

Cost is important when choosing an institution. Shawnee State pro-vides one of the best educational values in Ohio and beyond. Our tuition is among the lowest in the state and is matched and exceeded by our students’ academic opportunities, challenges, and potential return on their investment.

At Shawnee State, we are dedicated to preparing you for future suc-cess. To do that, we are always looking forward — utilizing advanced technologies, exploring emerging ideas, and continually growing to meet the needs of our current, and future, students.

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Featured ArtistRobert Da�ordMay 14, 1951 - PresentInternationally acclaimed muralist

“I would come up each June with my wife and kids for years and years. I’d spend the days painting and in the evenings we’d stay in this house here beside the river.”

Robert Da�ord is an internationally acclaimed mural artist. He has painted more than 400 murals in the United States and Europe.

His work is featured along the entirety of the mighty Ohio River. Having worked in Steubenville in the late 1980’s, a group from Ports-mouth saw his work on Vancouver Island. They liked his murals in Steubenville, so asked him to come up from New Orleans in 1992. From 1993 to 2003, over the course of ten summers, he worked on the �oodwall murals until their completion. In 2004, he started doing addition work on the walls and eventually on the outside of the gates. Every year since its completion, he comes up to �x and �ll the cracks of the older walls for restoration of the paintings.

He has a book coming out from the university of Louisiana Lafayette press. A 225 page book composed of around a few hundred murals out of the over 400 plus he has produced over his lifetime. Most of his contemporary work is shown, a lot of the historical pictures from Steu-benville to Paddocks, as well as the 1000-mile stretch of historical murals across eight cities. His book comes out November 1st at the Louisiana book fair and is available on Amazon and at Books-a-Million.

You can �nd him on Facebook at Da�ordmurals.

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Boney�ddle ArtsBoney�ddle Arts Center546 2nd St, Portsmouth, OH 45662740.876.9668

Business Hours:M–S 10am–6pmSUN Closed

“A center and exposition place where artists and patrons alike can gather to share knowledge, enjoy lectures and readings, listen to �ne music and appreciate the art of our members.”

Boney�ddle Arts Center, Inc. is a membership based non-pro�t visual arts center and exposition place. We provide exhibition and profes-sional development opportunities to artists and enrich the commu-nity through art.

The purpose is to grow visual arts in the Portsmouth area. We further seek to nurture connections by providing opportunities for artist’s professional development, creative expressions, educational pro-grams, exhibitions, visual arts community outreach, promotion of local artists, and to be a catalyst for renewal in the Boney�ddle area.

The vision is to enrich the lives of artists and the community as a cultural center, arts educational facility and art gallery; encourage and promote the visual arts through changing exhibitions, workshops, classes, and community outreach programs; to introduce art to non-artists; and to foster artist development and artistic talent.

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Ghost in the AtticGhost in the Attic Antiques518 2nd St, Portsmouth, OH 45662740.353.6111

Business Hours:M–S 11am–5pmSUN 12–5pm

“O�ering unique wares from around the world, Ghost in the Attic operates a wonderfully successful import business based in Portsmouth, OH.”

With over 100 galleries o�ering antiques, period furniture, jewelry, silver, paintings, American, European, Asian, African and other objects of art, Ghost in the Attic is a veritable treasure trove of all that is beautiful, fascinating and unique.

Its galleries represent America's top dealers in every category of art and antiquities. If you have an interest in a speci�c �eld, please feel free to browse the categories area to learn about the individual dealers that can help you with your needs.

Southern Ohio Museum Robert Da�ordBoney�ddle Arts Center

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The LoftsCo�ee at the Lofts842 Gallia St, Portsmouth, OH 45662740.357.5329

Business Hours:M–S 7am–8pmSUN Closed

“With the best espressos, pour-overs, lattes and French-press sips, Co�ee at the Lo�s will keep you well ca�einated.”

At Co�ee at the Lofts co�ee is king – but it’s still our relationships that really keep us going.

The Lofts was started with the goal of doing things di�erently, with a vision that’s always been a little left-of-center, and with the focus squarely on quality. We source the best co�ees in the world and strive to maintain transparent, quality-based relationships with our farmers along the way. From plant to porta�lter, we pay homage to these folks through our own fervent attention to detail at every step, quality control in our cupping labs, meticulous roasting pro�les and extensive barista education.

We are committed to the well-being of everyone we work with, from the farmers and the communities they live in, to our employees and communities here in the States. We value our relationships with our customers, growers, and each other. With our roastery facilities in four cities, several cafes, and fantastic wholesale partnerships around the country, we think there’s a lot to be proud of here.

Garage Cafe 2nd Street Dairy BarYamato

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YamatoYamato of Portsmouth Ohio2807 Scioto Trail, Portsmouth Ohio 45662740.354.8888

Business Hours:T–R 11am–9pmF&S 11am–10pmSUN 12am–9pmM Closed

“Since it opened at the end of 1999, the trio of owners staked the restaurant’s reputation on a pure, uncompromised expression of the traditional art of sushi making. �ey succeeded brilliantly.”

Yamato is a labor of love between the founders – Naomichi Yasuda, Shige Akimoto and Scott Rosenberg – who passionately believe that this remarkable food in this unique environment must be experienced and shared. They are bonded by their love of classical sushi and are devoted to maintaining the purity of their vision at all costs.

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• After The Game Pizza 11274 State Route 104, Lucasville 740.259.3400

• Blondie's Italian 1003 Clay St, Portsmouth 740.354.5044

• Bogeys Sandwiches, Subs 1018 Clay St, Portsmouth 740.354.2944

• Caramba Mexican Restaurant Mexican 2141 Gallia St, Portsmouth 740.353.5832

• Charley's Restaurant American 10461 US Highway 23, Lucasville 740.259.2503

• China Wok Chinese • Menu Available 8308 Ohio River Rd, Wheelersburg 740.574.1855

• Clock Bar & Grill Bar Food 936 9th St, Portsmouth 740.355.3464

• Crispie Creme Donut Shop Bakery 1202 Gallia St, Portsmouth 740.353.5890

• Dickens Pub Bar Food, American • Menu Available 811 Murray St, Portsmouth 740.876.8150

• El Sombrero Mexican • Menu Available 1555 Gallia St, Portsmouth 740.353.4853

• Fork & Finger Cafe Cafe 2099 Jackson Ave, Portsmouth 740.353.8500

• Hamburger Inn Burgers, Sandwiches 1547 Gallia St, Portsmouth 740.353.9248

• Hattie Beasley's Co�ee, Brunch, Ice Cream 1406 Kinney's Ln, Portsmouth 740.354.0026

• Headliners Comedy Club American • Menu Available 700 Elm St, Portsmouth 603.988.3673

• Hickie's Hamburger Inn Burgers, Sandwiches 3800 Rhodes Ave, New Boston 740.456.9953

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Yamato “Since it opened at the end of 1999, the trio of owners staked the restaurant’s reputation on a pure, uncompromised expression of the traditional art of sushi making. �ey succeeded brilliantly.”

2807 Scioto TrailPortsmouth Ohio 45662740.354.8888

2nd Street Dari Creme“Dari Creme is a big favorite for cool refreshing treats. �eir specialty is thick ice cream shakes in exotic �avors.”

333 2nd StreetPortsmouth Ohio 45662740.354.8888

Co�ee at the Lofts“With the best espressos, pour-overs, lattes and French-press sips, Co�ee at the Lo�s will keep you well ca�einated.”

842 Gallia StPortsmouth Ohio 45662740.357.5329

Garage Cafe“Garage Cafe specializes in modern, fast-casual dining with consideration toward gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan, and paleo diets. Dine in, carry out, and delivery available.”


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Co�ee at the Lofts“With the best espressos, pour-overs, lattes and French-press sips, Co�ee at the Lo�s will keep you well ca�einated.”

Garage Cafe“Garage Cafe specializes in modern, fast-casual dining with consideration toward gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan, and paleo diets. Dine in, carry out, and delivery available.”

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Oak Ridge BoysBoys Night Out Tour �e four members of the Oak Ridge Boys will bring their "Boys Night Out" album tour to the Vern Ri�e Center.

Visit or Call to Purchase Your Tickets Now!vrfca.com/tickets/OakRidgeBoys740.354.8888

Portsmouth Wind Symphony Christmas ConcertFeaturing music made famous through animated holiday stories, including Charlie Brown, the Grinch, and many more!

Visit or Call to Purchase Your Tickets Now!portsmouthws.com/tickets/christmas740.354.8888

Tour of PortsmouthHistorical Churches Join us as we visit seven of Portsmouth’s oldest and most culturally rich churches and learn about their vivid history.

Visit or Call to Purchase Your Tickets Now!portsmouthbusiness.com/events/churchwalk740.357.5329

Boney�ddle Arts CenterDead Cultural CelebrationJoin in the festivities of our month long Day of the Dead cultural event in October.


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Mâché WeatherSpring 2014

With the ample diversity of software available on both the Apple and the Google Play stores, a weather application is practically a blank slate for a designer. I wanted to take full advantage of this opportunity so it didn’t take much time for me to decide to pursue a design that blends the line between digital and tactile worlds. I gathered all of the various paper and cloth samples that I could fi nd around the house, and used a fl atbed scanner to import the textures into Photoshop. All of the icons were custom developed for this appli-cation in Illustrator, the shapes were then also brought into Photoshop where the textures were applied. I also chose to use Photoshop for the layout of the applica-tion simply as an exercise in the software.

The Mâché weather app for Android and IOS was intended to present the user with all of the information they need in a delightful new way. Even with the play-ful paper aesthetics of this project, I didn’t want to lose sight of how the app would be used. Every element of the application is accessible from the home screen. This is made possible by a “fl oating card” design that allows the user to swipe either left, right, or either of the two bars at the bottom of the screen to access more information. All this while enjoying the intuitive ani-mations that refl ect the realistic theme.

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Developing the icons for various types of weather was my favorite part of this project. As I worked the style reminded me of the Little Big Planet game series. I imagine these icons would wobble in place much the same way elements of that game did.

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Trek BikesSpring 2014

The updated design for Trek Bikes’ product cata-logue marks a major shift in how I began to approach design. Rather than simply fulfi lling requirements that were presented to me I began to question how far I could push the project. I wanted to elevate my design not for a grade or attention from my peers. Rather, I sought out fulfi llment in my work and began to design for the sake of design.

The project required we design 5-10 spreads cata-loging Trek’s products and organizing a large amount of technical specifi cations that accompany them. I chose to go beyond that and design a package of three catalogs, nearly 80 pages of inside spreads, and organized 27 bikes worth of detailed specifi cations. This gave a better indication of how the rest of the catalogue would be designed, but also allowed me to solve some issues that may not have arisen had I stopped at the required length. The catalogues uti-lize Trek’s existing branding guidelines that they use on their website, but in a way that is appealing and appropriate for print design.

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The SilhouetteFall 2014

The Silhouette is Shawnee State University’s cre-ative writing and arts magazine. The publication fea-tures works of poetry, prose, digital, and traditional art submitted by students, faculty members, and the surrounding community. The submissions are sorted through by our editors and staff to select what is to be featured in the magazine. I was presented the job by a good friend and peer of mine, Jessica Martin. She began to push the magazine graphically further than it had ever gone before, and I wanted to continue that tradition. I believe I accomplished that by exper-imenting with shapes, typography, layout, blending modes, as well as paper choices.

I feel privileged to be given the opportunity to work on such a large scale project with little to no creative restriction. I’m responsible for all of the layout design and art editing for this issue of The Silhouette, and I am excited to begin work on the edition for spring of 2015 very soon.

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Majestic MembersFall 2014

The Majestic Members are a group of artists out of Athens, Ohio who are known nationally for their exceptional and diverse range of work. They are not, despite their name, partial to jokes of the phallus.

When the Members were planning to have a show in Shawnee State’s Appleton Gallery, I had just recently taken the role of graphic designer for exhibi-tion materials and advertising. They, in turn, were my fi rst gig with the gallery and I had no intention of not rocking the boat just a little (it certainly didn’t help that I had just recently fi nished Sagmeister’s Made You Look). When I was presented with the work-ing exhibition names of “Expansion” and “A Variety Pack”, I felt it was beyond my control not to take advantage of the situation.

For this project I went to my nearest grocery and bought a few of every fruit and vegetable of the par-ticular nature, along with a couple other inconspicu-ous items — honey, sprinkles, etc. These, paired with some fi reworks I happened to have left over from last independence day, resulted in a project that was ultimately turned down by the group for being “too provocative”, and my absolute favorite design exper-iment to date. However, I do think it’s important to mention I took their refusal in stride and happily offered a second design they found more appropriate, as un-sagmeister as that may have been.

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The explosion featured on the expansion poster was not created in Photoshop. Although I was unsure how the bottle rocket was going to react to being lodged in a cucumber, I took my chances and held down the camera shutter. Luckily I got the shot in just one take.

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Stock Car RacingFall 2014

Stock car racing, (commonly known today as NASCAR racing) is a colorful sport with an especially colorful past. I tried to capture the rich history of the sport in every element of the poster, right down to the illus-trations which I created with organic, varying line widths to give a rustic and hand-drawn appearance.

I developed this design in a way that emulates the appearance of a woodblock print. I wanted it to appear that the entire poster could have been carved into a material, painted, and then pressed against the warm ivory paper. Each historical fact was metic-ulously placed and then distorted to fi t around the illustrations in a way that makes this a piece meant to be admired, not just read straight through. This allows the viewer to be able to enjoy the poster over and over, each time noticing something new.

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Although by this time I had already grown accustomed to creating sets of vector illustrations, this was my first time using this organic line style. I’m really pleased with the way it turned out.

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Working for the Appleton Gallery in Shawnee State University’s Vern Riffe Center for the Arts proved to be one of the best decisions I made during my college career. Not only did I gain real world expe-rience creating original advertising for the shows, I also got to meet incredible artists and gain valu-able insight into presenting your art in a professional environment. The skills I gained working with the gallery have already proven benefi cial to me in more instances than one, and I value the opportunity to work with accomplished creatives and soak in some of their experience.

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Above: A vinyl installation I designed for featured artist, Fatima Azimova’s gallery show.

Left & Below: Highlights from Azimova’s show.

Right: Several posters I designed for Appleton Gallery’s Fall 2014 Season.

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OPENING AUGUST 286-8PM

THE APPELTON GALLERYSHAWNEE STATE UNIVERSITY'S

VERN RIFFE CENTER FOR THE ARTS

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Todd Kunkler

Robert Peppers

Dennis Savage

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Pat Wolf

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� e Senior Show is approaching fast.Start preparing your pieces now.

3–5 framed and ready to hang works must be submitted by all senior art students planning to graduate this fall.

Dates and times to hang work:

Monday, Nov. 10 | 12–4pm

Tuesday, Nov. 11 | 12–4pm

Wednesday, Nov. 12 | 12–4pm(Students will be available to help you hang your work in the Appleton Gallery at these times.)

For further questions contact:

Todd Reynolds: 740.370.2022Djwana Spradlin: 3rd Floor

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I thought I’d wrap this up by presenting a project that was slightly unconventional compared to my previ-ous work. I fi rst met Wayne Stump during my time working as a designer for Graf Brother’s Flooring. Wayne was also a designer, likewise we shared an interest in woodworking and sculpture, so naturally we hit it off. When he called me out of the blue a few years later to ask me to host the opening exhibition in his new gallery I jumped at the opportunity.

In order to create a large enough body of work to fi ll the gallery in less than a month I enlisted the help of one of my classmates, and good friend, Matt Daniel. His strong work ethic paired well with mine and his style contrasted nicely, so he was a shoe-in. We both took advantage of the chance to show our work in this fashion and decided to base the show on an allegory of the stress associated with being a young designer in the present time. Ultimately, I learned a lot about presenting your work and talk-ing about it in a public fashion, and had quite a bit of fun while doing it.

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