Using Adobe InDesign, I had to create a letterhead, envelope, and business card for a future business idea! The business idea I came up with was, Ashley Ellis Styling. I tried to keep the design simple, with a little bit of an edge, using a fun color.

Using a combination of Adobe InDesign, and Adobe Illustrator I had to create a poster, ticket, and logo for a fashion show event at Humber. I had to include a vector image of an already existing charity that we wanted to be apart of our event. Creating a color scheme was also an important part of this project, so that everything tied together.

Using Adobe InDesign I had to create a 5 page signing project for a business, that included a price point sign, conversational sign, sale sign, and informational sign, plus a title page with thumbnails of all signs. Using a consistent color scheme was a big concern of mine so that you could easily tell all the signs go together.

Using Photoshop, I had to edit these two pictures to make them acceptable to be put into a two page magazine layout. After I had edited the pictures, I used InDesign to create the two page spread, add in the text, and the Elle magazine logo.

Using InDesign, I had to create a product layout for a magazine, with an interesting title. Picking a color scheme was very important. Some of the clothing was not the color I needed it to be, to go along with my color scheme, so using Photoshop, I was able to change the colors.

Using InDesign, I had to create a comp card, including pictures and text. Using alignment techniques was very important so the card did not look unbalanced.

model mosaic.

To help practice making and filling frames, and using alignment techniques, I had to make a model mosaic in InDesign. We had to collect a variety of high quality photos of one model, and replicate a layout that we were given an example of.