Well you see, I’m slightly
abnormal. I will pick up a
pen and paper and draw
in the wee hours of the
morning, just because
I want to. I get these
outrageous ideas that
flutter through my mind
and when I feel the need to
express my feelings or show
you what my hands can do,
I scatter my brain, pick up
an idea and continue from
where I left off.
Now I’m not saying I’m an
artist, nor am I a Graphic
Designer. I am merely a
young soul that loves to
bring her originality and
worthwhile ideas come to
life for you, my client.
After studying at Vanier
College in OSTMH
(Office Systems Tech.:
Micropublishing &
Hypermedia) I came to
learn about Adobe CS5,
Web design, business
documents and how to turn
positive criticism into a new
world of possibilities.
As Anthony J. D’Angelo (The
College Blue Book) said,
“In order to succeed you
must fail, so that you
know what not to do the
next time.”
Anti-Bullying Week poster (left) and book cover (right)
Background: Photoshop CS5 & Text: InDesign CS5
Autumn 2011
We were asked to design the cover for a bullyingthemed book. Once completed, we created a poster
with the same layout in mind for anti-bullying week.
Original Size: 10” x 8”
Original Size: 11” x 17”
Jonathan Zawada exhibition poster
JONATHA
N ZAWAD
A
Internationally renowned
Graphic Designer & Creative Director
Background: Photoshop CS5 & Text: InDesign CS5
Winter 2011
September 27 - December 6, 2011
Cooper-Hew
itt Museum,
We picked the name of a graphic designer from around
the world out of a hat. We then designed a poster for a
imaginary exhibition in his/her honor.
New York, N
Y
Adults:
$8.00
Children: $5.00
Seniors: $5.00
HOURS
Sunday: 12pm-5pm
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday-Saturday: 10am-5pm
Original Size: 8.5” x 11”
Cooper-Hewitt Museum
Two E 91st St. (on 5th Ave)
New York, NY 10128-9990
(212) 849-8400
TTY (212) 849-8386
The Unsolvable Murder of Mrs. Koff
Photoshop CS5
Winter 2011
This was one of our first projects on photoshop after
following a few tutorials. The goal was to invent a
book and create its cover.
Original Size: 8.5” x 11”
Simply Coffee brochure
Background: Photoshop CS5 & Text: InDesign CS5
Autumn 2010
After coming up with a name for a coffee shop, we
designed its brochure.
Original Size: 9” x 7”
Heart Walk postcard advertisement
InDesign CS5
Autumn 2011
We had chosen a company we were fond of and were
asked to make an advertisement for one of its causes
or foundations.
Original Size: 7” x 5”
Don’t Mistake Legibility For Communication
Photoshop CS4
Autumn 2010
While learning about typography, we were asked
to interpret the phrase “don’t mistake legibility for
communication”. The first thing that came to mind
was a gun made up of letters and a bullet writting out
“communication”.
Actual Size: 5” x 5”
Coastal wine label: front (top) and back (bottom)
We were asked to pick between two major wine
companies, design their wine label and affix it on a
wine bottle.
Original Size: 5” x 3”
Verbena: Environmentally Responsible Cosmetics
Original size: 11” x 8.5”
Background: Photoshop CS5 & Text: InDesign CS5
Winter 2012
At the beginning of our Winter 2012 semester, we
were given an environmentally friendly company. After
familiarizing ourselves with the company, we created
their logo, business card, letter head, advertising poster,
brochure and website.
Original size: 11” x 17”
Original size: 3.5” x 2”
My current logo: amanda
Logos
Illustrator CS5
ABC Daycare logo
Winter 2010 to Winter 2012
A variety of logos I have created through my three
years in OSTMH.
Verbena: Environmentally
Rensonsible Luxury Cosmetics logo
Swan logo
GAGE Vintage Guitars website
Dreamweaver CS5
Autumn 2010
Partnered in groups of two, we were asked to re-design
GAGE Vintage Guitars’ website.
FREE HUGS website
Dreamweaver CS5 & Flash Professional CS5
Winter 2011
This FREE HUGS website was the final project for our
3rd semester. It is a cause that I am very fond of. So
much so that my teammate and I decided to make our
own posters and we hugged people around Vanier
College during our universal break!
Market Fresh Italian Cooking cookbook
InDesign CS5
Winter 2011
Market Fresh Italian Cooking
by Mario Aversano
We were taught about cookbooks and how to properly
organize our text. I was very pleased with the outcome
and the colors in these high quality pictures.
Original Size: 8” x 8”
Starbucks Coffee’s 2011 annual report
InDesign CS5
Autumn 2011
Engaging Young
People
We
’ve always believed
that businesses
can—and should—have
a posi�ve impact on the
communi�es they serve.
So ever since we opened
our rst store in 1971,
we dedicated ourselves
to earning the trust and
respect of our customers,
partners and neighbors.
How? By being responsible and doing
things that are good for the planet and
each other.
Every student was given Starbucks as their first annual
report. I was pleased with the delicacy and simplicity
of the final product.
Community
As good neighbors, we get involved with
local efforts to bring people together
and create posi�ve change whenever
we can.
Ethical Sourcing
We’ve always believed in buying and
serving the best coffee possible. It’s our
goal for all of our coffee to be grown
under the highest standards of quality,
using ethical trading and responsible
growing prac�ces. We think it’s a be�er
cup of coffee that also helps create a
be�er future for farmers and a more
stable climate for the planet.
Environment
We’re nding ways to minimize our
environmental footprint, tackle climate
change, and inspire others to do
the same.
Farmer Loans
We know our success as a company is
linked to the success of the thousands
of farmers who grow our coffee.
One of the ways we’re working to
maintain our supply of high-quality
coffee is by inves�ng in farmers and
their communi�es through alterna�ve
loan programs.
With Starbucks Youth Ac�on
Grants, we use our spirit
of innova�on to inspire
and support young people.
Through this program, we
hope they will create posi�ve
solu�ons for the needs they
see in their communi�es.
We believe that by suppor�ng young
people, we can make real change in
local communi�es.
Community
From the neighborhoods where our
stores are located—to the ones where
our coffee is grown—we believe in
being involved in the communi�es
we’re a part of. Bringing people
together, inspiring change and making
a difference in people’s lives –it’s all
part of being a good neighbor. And
it’s a commitment rooted in the belief
that we can use our size to bring about
posi�ve change.
Suppor�ng Coffee, Tea
and Cocoa Communi�es
Fostering Educa�on in
China
Access to Get Clean
Water
Rebuilding the Gulf Coast
Starbucks supports social development
projects that help the communi�es
that produce our coffee, tea and cocoa.
Projects include improving access to
educa�on and agricultural training,
micronance and microcredit services,
improving biodiversity conserva�on,
and increasing levels of health, nutri�on
and water sanita�on.
Ethos(R) ™ Water started as a social
venture startup with the goal of
providing people in developing
countries with access to clean water. For
every bo�le of Ethos(R) ™ Water sold in
the United States, ve cents is directed
to the Ethos(R) Water Fund to help
nance sustainable water programs
around the world. Thanks to our valued
customers, we have raised more than
$6 million to date.
In 2005, as part of its ongoing
commitment to social responsibility and
in recogni�on of China’s rich tradi�on
of placing an importance on educa�on,
Starbucks coffee Company established
the Starbucks China Education Project,
a US $5 million (approximately RMB
40 million) commitment to support
educa�onal programs in China at
Give2Asia.
Starbucks and the Starbucks Founda�on
created the C.O.A.S.T. Fund to assist
in the recovery and revitaliza�on of
Gulf Coast communi�es devastated by
hurricanes Rita and Katrina.
Nurturing Young Leaders
With fresh eyes and willing hands,
young people have a lot to contribute to
their communi�es. Starbucks™ Shared
Planet™ Youth Action Grants help
give youth the opportunity to make a
difference by suppor�ng their efforts to
make the world a be�er place.
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Original Size: 8.5” x 11”
Family Feud (Facebook Edition) training manual
Cover: Photoshop CS5 & Text: InDesign CS5
Winter 2011
Options
Important
Fact!
The more points
you gain during
the week, the
more entries
One of my most favorite projects. We chose a game
that we had played or enjoyed in the past and were
asked to create its training manual, regardless of
whether it already existed of not.
you receive in
the draw to win
DID YOU
KNOW!?
Before we begin, take a look at;
◊ Your Points (top left panel); your All Time Score and the choice of
redeeming them for prizes (center left panel).
◊ Fast Money Requests (middle panel) are the results of your
friends’ fast money that they have sent to you, so that you may
complete them and win points.
◊ Fast Money Results (top right panel) are fast moneys that you sent
to your friends and that they have completed. Once clicked, you
automatically receive 5000 bonus points.
◊ Awards (center right panel) refer to how many prizes you were
able to buy with your points.
100 episodes!
You can invite
your friends to
On the top ribbon, there are six (6) options to
chose from (from left to right);
Home
Brings you back to the home screen.
Build Family
Ask friends on Facebook to join your team and
share points.
K=1,000 Points
play Family Feud
from the actual
application once
you are done
playing. Check
out page 11 for
more details!
25K = 1 entry
50K = 50 entries
100K+ = 1000
entries
◊ On the left panel, there are the number of episodes you have left
to play. Keep in mind you may only play once every twelve (12)
hours, unless you won a free episode1.
◊ Top Weekly score and the All-Time score (middle & right panel)
show you who, between you and your friends, are the most
obsessed with Family Feud.
◊ Free Weekly Prize Awarded In… (bottom panel) refers to the
number of days, hours, minutes, and seconds until Family Feud
gives away 100 free Family Feud Episodes to ten lucky winners
(You could be next!)
10
1
Get episodes:
◊ Buy episodes (package & payment option)
◊ Buy with Facebook credits (get rid of those credits by
getting episodes!)
◊ Earn episodes (by participating in surveys, online
applications or buying products)
See options in the third chapter on how to win or buy more episodes.
Original Size: 7” x 9”
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