A few days ago I shared an image I was working on for my Lit project. Here's another. I had a few minutes to spare after my
Prepress class this afternoon, so I finished up this photo as well. The model is my younger sister, Randi and I'm still deciding what book this photo will represent... any ideas?
I started this project independently this summer to add something unique to my portfolio, but once I started my
internship and other odd jobs, I realized that I just didn't have the time I needed to get it finished to it's fullest potential. However, it looks like I might (hopefully) be able to pick up on it for my Art Directions class with Joe
Baer of
ZenGenius (great guy, I recommend him to any
CCAD students looking for a good professor). With any luck, this project will be complete in a little over a month!
Like I mentioned in a previous post, this is my first week of senior year, so I've been crazy busy! I've already turned in a few preliminary poster designs as well as some other things, so perhaps I'll post those here as well today.
Some
sidenotes: I'd like to extend my gratitude and appreciation towards
The Dieline and
Lovely Package who featured my work recently. I feel so honored to be a part of their amazing and inspiring posts. Lastly, I'd like to thank Joanna from
Cup of Jo who stopped here earlier this week. She's a huge inspiration for me and it absolutely made my week to see her comment!
I'll be spending the weekend enjoying the rain and working on homework. Maybe opening an etsy shop to sell prints? We shall see! Anything is a possibility at this point...
Edit: I feel like I should mention this since you never really know who will read-- I'm currently looking for an internship (preferably paid) or design work in or around Columbus, Ohio. I've had two internships previously, both of which I learned quite a bit from. If you're looking for an intern, please please e-mail me at rdangerfield.1@go.ccad.edu
This is a (very) simple postcard design for Lit Books. They would be sent out to customers on their mailing list to inform them of upcoming book swaps. The different photos could be sent out for different promotions and hopefully would be kept and displayed somewhere.
I also proposed doing a pack of three postcards that could be picked up in the store by customers and sent out to their friends. By including the customer in the "advertisement", the store can gain a more personal relationship with their customers. And everyone loves snail mail, right?
Little Books is something I didn't get to focus on for this particular project, but that I'm hoping to have time to look at for my portfolio. Children's book stores are so much fun!
So, it's been a long time coming (a very long time) but I'm finally finished with this project! Here's a few of the finished images I took and edited. 
I have quite a few projects that I'm right smack in the middle of, and most of them I'll wait until I'm finished to share. This project, however, is one I'm particularly excited about (and sort of proud of thus far), so I'll be sharing these photos with you one by one as I edit them. Hope you don't mind!
A few days ago I shared an image I was working on for my Lit project. Here's another. I had a few minutes to spare after my Prepress class this afternoon, so I finished up this photo as well. The model is my younger sister, Randi and I'm still deciding what book this photo will represent... any ideas?