Student Portfolio Exhibit #8
For your 8th portfolio exhibit, continue to use skills you've learned so far! You can create a flyer, brochure, poster, card - whatever. It's your choice. The main thing you want to do is diversify your portfolio. Create different types of exhibits than what you've done before.
Aaron Luce:
Aaron this design looks professional. You have a bit of white along the left edge you need to fix. (See my feedback image.) |
Abby Lindberg:
Good work on your exhibit this week, Abby. This will make a good portfolio exhibit. |
|
Anneka Johns:
Nice composite creation, Anneka. This looks professional. Great job adding the letters and other fly-away stuff. |
Anthony Brown:
Great use of a grid layout, Anthony. It looks clean and professional. |
|
Aryssa Mahnken:
Nice work, Aryssa. I have a suggestion to make "Sonder Illustrations" stand out more. See my feedback image. |
Austin Kendrick:
Looks good, Austin. This will make a good portfolio exhibit. Good work cutting out and assembling all the visual elements. |
|
Becca Archibald:
Nice work on the sweatshirt, Becca. I think the USU bookstore could sell that one. Looks professional to me. To demonstrate even more skills, you might want to add a contrasting background to make the sweatshirt stand out even more. See my feedback image, where I created a Levi cloth pattern for the background. |
Brock Wood:
Design-wise, this works, Brock. It's a bit too simple skill demonstration for a portfolio exhibit. I suggest you take it further to show even more skills you've learned. For example, see my feedback image. |
Brooke Johnsen:
This looks professional. My only suggestion would be to make the top margin the same as the two side margins. See my feedback image. |
|
Chase Anderson:
Well done, Chase! Professional! I enjoyed seeing your Photoshop work on this one. |
Cody Anderson:
Beautiful photo you took of your father fishing in Alaska, Cody. I have a few suggestions for you. See my feedback video. |
Dalton Renshaw:
Thanks, Dalton, for the Photoshop file. Going through that, you've assembled quite an image with all those layers. Good job. This will make a fine exhibit. Design-wise, it works. Good action, repetition, alignment of the body with the logo and number. Well done. |
Dantzel Piercy:
Clean and professional, Dantzel. Good job! You might want to pull Unique and Boutique just a bit closer together (Leading). |
Derek Wankier:
Good start, Derek. You've got a white stripe on the right that should be fixed. I would face the player toward the text and bring back some of his face. See my feedback image. |
Emily Erickson:
This is lovely, Emily. I think Zapfino and Times are both serif, and pretty close in their look. I suggest changing "Fab Flowers" to a script font. See my feedback image for a couple other suggestions. |
Gabi Sudweeks:
This works, Gabi. Good job. |
Grant Adams:
This looks good, Grant. Great job cutting the car from its background photo. You've used two different sans serif fonts and they conflict. I would change one of the fonts to a different family. See my feedback image. |
Haven Holt:
Nice design, Haven. I'd challenge you to take it further and actually making it a T-Shirt. See my feedback image. |
Hayden Manning:
This is fun, Hayden. I challenge you to take it just a but further. See my feedback image. I can show you how I did that. |
Jack Leonard:
Fun design, Jack. Since you're not intentionally touching the left edge with your text, I would move the right text in to give it the same margin. You also have just a little white stripe at the bottom. Expand your rectangle 2 layer to eliminate that. See my feedback image. |
Jackson Pingel:
Fun application of the skill you learned in Photoshop. Nice work. I have a couple suggestions. See my feedback image. |
Jacqalyn Maughan:
|
Jamie Sorenson:
Nice work restoring that older photo, Jamie. That was a tough one - especially where it was missing the lower right area. This will be a good portfolio exhibit for you. |
Jasmine Little:
Jasmine, Audrey needs to be removed from her background more cleanly. The grey square is just visual noise. I would align the quote and Audrey text. I can help you if you need any. See my feedback image. |
Jeffrey Adams:
Good job, Jeff, masking out the pot and cactus. The photo is darling, and looks good either in color or black and white. You might want to crop in on the sides just a bit to focus more on the photo. |
Jessica Clements:
This is a good design, Jessica. That background is just visual noise, since it has no meaning to the message. See my feedback image. |
|
Kaemon Anderson
This looks good, Kaemon. |
|
Keegan Tureson:
That's a clever use of the luminosity layer blending mode. I hadn't seen it used to create a black & white image from a color one. Design-wise, this works. |
Kenden Quayle:
Nice job. Good design. Great color scheme. Wasn't sure if that's his shirt or he's wearing a purple pineapple. :) I thought, "If this is a shirt sale, maybe changing the blend modes of that layer to vivid light, and warping the pattern just a bit..." See my feedback image. |
Kourtney Austin:
Well done, Kourtney! Professional. |
Kylee Johnson:
Looks professional, Kylee. My wife and I had a good chuckle over your text. Well done! |
Lillie Ellis:
Good job, Lillie. This looks professional. One thing I'd do to take it a bit further would be to pull the children out of their backgrounds, and then blur the backgrounds a bit for shallow depth of field. |
|
Lilly Quayle:
I'm glad to see you experimenting with masks like this, Lilly. Good job. It will make a good portfolio exhibit. |
Lyndsie Oreno:
Good shape work, Lyndsie! This will make a fine portfolio exhibit. It was fun to see you experiment with some sketchy lines as well. I agree with your final decision not to include them. |
Melissa Hiltbrand:
Good work, Melissa! See my feedback image. I have a suggestion about your block of text. |
Michelle Rich:
Good application of the design principles you've learned, Michelle. This looks professional. Be sure to watch for visual tangents, where elements touch an edge. That's a strong draw for the eyes. |
Natalya Maddocks:
Great start on this, Natalya! I would suggest a different organization. You have 3 fonts going - I'd suggest limiting it to 2. See my feedback image. |
|
NeCole De Rurange:
It was fun to go through all your layers and see how you put this together, NeCole. Good job! When you start to get lots of layers, I'd encourage you to create groups. I suggest changing the blend mode of Rectangle 1 to color burn. Increase the size of your text. See my feedback image. |
|
Raegan Hunsaker:
Raegan, this looks good. I would adjust the leading between your text lines just a bit. See my feedback image. |
Riley Andreasen:
Great photo, Riley. The design is good. This will make a great portfolio exhibit. |
|
Sarah Wayment:
You've created a clean, good looking poster. I have a couple suggestions. See my feedback image. |
Shurri Martyn:
This board game looks professional, Shurri. Nice work on pulling it all together. It will make a good portfolio exhibit.
This board game looks professional, Shurri. Nice work on pulling it all together. It will make a good portfolio exhibit.
Sierra Browning:
This is a great design, Sierra. Minimal, clear, and to the point. I suggest left justification of your text, rather than centered. I would also lighten the orange a bit more for better contrast on the text. See my feedback image. |
Tanner Kendrick:
Nice mask work on the tree, Tanner. Since you didn't cite your sources, I could go see what the original tree looked like. I think the image you created will make a good portfolio exhibit. |
|
Trevor Cosby:
|
Ty Barber:
Good work on the logo, Ty. It does look like a game logo. This will make a good portfolio exhibit. |
William Bultez:
It's great that you have the opportunity to redesign a company logo, William. This will make a fine portfolio exhibit. |
Nathan Smith: My father asked if I would take some time and restore these two school photos of my mother's classes in first and second grade. These were taken back in the 1940's at the Riveria School in La Grande, Oregon.
|
