This week in PR Publications, I was asked to design a business card for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. At first, I was a bit nervous taking on this project because I still am not feeling 100% confident with my InDesign skills. However, after reviewing tutorial videos and playing around a bit with my design, … Continue reading “Business Card Reflection”
Hello Lovely Viewers, I am going to apologize in advance because this is going to be a long post – I pulled a college student move and procrastinated with posting this thing! This week lived up to its name: BOOTCAMP. Before starting this week’s assignment and looking at the amount of videos we had to sit with …
Phew. Bootcamp was actual bootcamp! Being asked to watch a series of videos and follow along sounded easy, right? Eek, not so simple. Even though the videos were extremely step by step I still struggled. I didn’t get down on myself though cause this material is extremely new to me. Learning anything brand new can … Continue reading “Reflection on BOOTCAMP”
It’s been a whirlwind this week in pubs, but I am a better soldier and woman for it. This week we learned how to use programs: InDesign, Adobe, etc. We were taught the basics, the not so basics and everything in between through lecture and through video programs, which was eye-opening in its own special … Continue reading Bootcamp: I am a survivor →
SydneyOreTypesettingAssignment
This week, I was asked to learn two whole new languages; Photoshop and InDesign. I was also asked to analyze the design of a newspaper and not just the words of the newspaper, which was refreshing and amazingly, fun! At first I responded with hesitation to the assignment to learn something as complex as Photoshop and InDesign. … Continue reading PR Pubs: Reflection →
This past week we dove into InDesign and Photoshop. Since this class started, I have been talking about how excited I am to get started and learn these skills…little did I know how BAD I would be. I believe my first question, on the first day of bootcamp, in front of the entire class was, “How do … Continue reading “How Do You Zoom?”
The following are ideas for my business card: -Simple and to the point -Easy to read -Visually Appealing -Contact Information -Make the background either blue, gray or white -For visual language I will use the logo for the company and maybe a young teenage boy who seems distressed. I think using a boy would be … Continue reading “Brainstorming Hat”
This week’s content was definitely challenging and a lot to take in. I am feeling a little unsure but I think that’s okay at this stage in the process. I look forward to continue to learn more about these programs and learn how they work. I can see now that I have a lot to … Continue reading “PR PUBS: Reflection”
