This assignment was executed using a digital camera on a tripod. Along with the actor (Maria) positioning herself  in various expressions, gives this composition a well balanced visual path along with a sense of depth and perspective. This was done in Adobe Photoshop utilizing Layers, The Eraser tool, Brush sizes, and Transparencies. Very pleasing to the eye!!

This is a cd cover done by Aleaxandra Juryte in the Desktop Publishing (IMC 306) course.

CD Project
The objective for this CD assignment was to create a theme that met the Artist genre and title concept. Imagery and typography is paramount to convey the message and mood to the viewer. This project was built in Adobe Illustrator while enhancing images in Photoshop. Along with applying a track listing, barcodes, and record company logos, gives the final piece a sense of realism. Excellent work Alex!

The following is an example of a project from Jamie Borzik, IMC 306, Desktop Publishing.

Business Card, Envelope, and Letterhead
The objectives with this assignment, was to take an existing business card (Huntington Beach Surf Shop) and redesign it entirely. Once a layout concept has been approved with the correct design theme, then that same theme is also applied to a Letterhead, and envelope. The element of color in this particular design speaks volumes. Nice job Jamie!

The following is an example of the kind of project that students learn to master in the Advanced Desktop Publishing course taugth by Joe Roenker. It was designed by Kristina Krebs.

In Advanced Desktop Publishing, students learn about what makes good design, in addition to learning the hands-on tools needed to create those great designs. These tools include Adobe Creative Suite 5 (Photoshop, InDesign, etc).  The graphic below was created by Advanced Desktop Publishing student Jen Forkin

The following is an example of the kind of project that students learn to master in the Advanced Desktop Publishing course taugth by Joe Roenker. This magazine cover was designed by K. Krebs.

The following projects were designed by Tom Plevel, an IMC student, in the Fall 2010 semester, under the direction of assistant professor Joe Roenker.

Advanced Desktop Publishing (IMC 315) serves as a continuation of the theory and skills learned in IMC 306. Students learn advanced desktop publishing with a focus on visual display of ideas and information. Students will apply digital page layout skills to create the type of publications most widely required in the communications industry. The theory and use of typography will also be discussed. The poster below was created as a project for this course.

Posters by Advanced Design student Plevel

Advanced Desktop Publishing (IMC 315) serves as a continuation of the theory and skills learned in IMC 306. Students learn advanced desktop publishing with a focus on visual display of ideas and information. Students will apply digital page layout skills to create the type of publications most widely required in the communications industry. The theory and use of typography will also be discussed. The poster below was created as a project for this course.

Poster by IMC Advanced Design student Maksin