The Bradley Blog 2016-10-14 01:10:53

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This week was really busy! We were asked to design a direct mailer for OU Requirement Services. Before we could do that we had to research and identify a stakeholder and complete a segmenting stakeholder matrix. My stakeholder for the first mailer was prospective students who had someone in their family who graduated from OU.… Continue reading

Earth Rebirth’s Communication Strategy

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Fair warning to everyone out there it’s about to get really messy. You have been warned. Visuals: lots and lots of graphics not so much text. text is boring and uninspiring. minimal design. monochromatic colors with the occasional pop of color. probably green because green = the environment Typesetting: delicate, cursive fonts that spark a… Continue reading Earth Rebirth’s Communication Strategy

Earth Rebirth: Competitor Analysis

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Sustainability is Earth Rebirth’s middle name. That is if an organization could have a middle name. Everything the organization does revolves around promoting sustainability in the community. From the weekly music concerts, repurposed garden workshops and open-panel discussions on hot-button issues like solar energy in the state. No other competitors can offer the drive and… Continue reading Earth Rebirth: Competitor Analysis

Why Earth Rebirth is important. And many more thoughts.

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Earth Rebirth is a small environmental nonprofit right here in Norman. Andrew Sartain, the founder and president of Earth Rebirth founded this organization his senior year of college at OU. Earth Rebirth’s mission is fairly simple but also at the same time really complicated. The mission statement is as follows: to educate and empower individuals… Continue reading Why Earth Rebirth is important. And many more thoughts.

So now that’s over…

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This week was design boot camp for me. As part of boot camp, I had to watch about 4 hours of Lynda.com tutorial videos on the inn’s and out’s of Photoshop and InDesign and do the corresponding exercises; identify different sections of a newspaper including the headline, masterhead and jumpline and finally design my own… Continue reading So now that’s over…

Typography

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Typography is a critical component of any amazing design. Your font choices can either make or break your design, which is a pretty nerve-wracking thought. So for this assignment I’ve put my typography skills to the test by playing  three games: Shoot the Sherif, Type War and Type Connection. Shoot the Sherif So the breakdown… Continue reading Typography