2. • Magazine Cover
• Prezi
• PhotoDesign
• Montage
• Business Iden�ty
(logos, business
card, and
le�erhead)
• Infographic
• Coding
• Web Page Mockup
• Brochure
Hannah Ungricht
6212 N Rd 68 #8A
Pasco, WA 99301
509.340.9760
hannahungricht@gmail.com
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3. Descrip�on:
Design a magazine cover that showcases a self-portrait as well as ar�cles about yourself.
Date:
September 28, 2016
Course/Instructor:
COMM 130:15 / Jason Stucki
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Photoshop; Adobe Indesign
Objec�ves:
Create a magazine cover using proper typography and image placement.
Process:
I first chose a magazine to emulate. I sketched out a few ideas, then chose the sketch I felt was the
best and made the layout in InDesign. A�er I made the layout, I did some tweaking and moved a
few things around so that there was be�er flow. I incorporated various a�ributes from my other
sketches and came up with a nice template. I did a li�le research and found that Times New
Roman was the closest match to the text of the actual magazine. I also increased the ver�cal scale
to 137%, which matched the actual magazine �tle as well. I had chosen to have part of my head
cover the text of the magazine �tle. I know that the Na�onal Geographic is a well known magazine
and that people would be able to just glance at the magazine and know immediately what it is. So
I went to Photoshop and did some light edi�ng on the photo. I fixed some blemishes and made
it more magazine worthy. I placed that picture into my InDesign document, then went back to
Photoshop to create another image for the layer that would be placed over the �tle text. I made
sure my background was transparent and then placed that Photoshop file into InDesign. I had also
flipped my image horizontally because it didn’t feel right having my head coming from the right
side – it looked be�er coming from the le� side. I double checked that there was no text in the
picture so that it wasn’t obviously a flipped picture.
It took some tweaking again to make sure the ar�cle text was not too close to the edges and the
spacing was just right. I also wanted to make sure that the reflec�on of myself taking the picture
was addressed in the ar�cles and realized at this point that I needed to make an ar�cle about that.
I swapped out a different ar�cle and added the DSLR selfie ar�cle. From here I changed the color
of the font in the �tle and the main ar�cle. I used the eyedropper and changed the color to the
skin of my neck (the part that has the sun shown on it). Once I finished my design, I put it onto the
facebook page and got the feedback needed from my instructor. He suggested pu�ng a .25 stroke
around the text on the text where it lists the website or bolding it slightly. I decided to bold it just
like the text to the right (where it has the date).
Magazine Cover
4. Descrip�on:
Design a Prezi presenta�on to showcase how beneficial the program is for businesses.
Date:
October 5, 2016
Course/Instructor:
COMM 130:15 / Jason Stucki
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Photosho; prezi.com | h�ps://prezi.com/i6vdnibcnpek/becoming-a-family/
Objec�ves:
Create an eye catching presenta�on that gives quick snipits of informa�on.
Process:
I spent a few days thinking over what I wanted to do my presenta�on on. I had my
notebook with me in my purse and when a thought came to my head, I’d sketch out an
idea, but nothing felt right. Finally I stopped overthinking everything and made a very
short list of topics that I personally am passionate about, this let to my presenta�on on
adop�on.
As with our previous project, I don’t feel that it’s impera�ve to spend hours on the
sketches, so I quickly drew out an idea. Once my idea once on paper, it actually felt not
so daun�ng of a task to complete the assignment. I watched a few Prezi presenta�ons
and videos on how to create them. The hardest part of this en�re process was trying to
figure out how the website to create the presenta�on. I didn’t think that Prezi was the
most user friendly, but that might be because I s�ll don’t feel like I have a grasp on it.
Next I created all the graphics for my presenta�on. I had created a few more, but they
just didn’t feel like they fit once I placed everything into the presenta�on.
I inserted all the graphics and then went and added the text over each image.
From here I watched the presenta�on a few �mes and condensed my text on a couple
graphics. I did this also so that the graphics that had longer text, they would stand out
more because all the other slides were simple.
Prezi
5. Descrip�on:
By using photography and design skills, create a project that encompasses a consistent
color scheme from the image.
Date:
October 12, 2016
Course/Instructor:
COMM 130:15 / Jason Stucki
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Photoshop
Objec�ves:
Use layers and adjustment layers to coordinate colors and design.
Process:
I started off by deciding what color scheme I wanted to do. I kept going between a
few, but I really wanted to have a lot of different colors and make something that was
vibrant. That is why I chose the big split complementary. From there I actually found a
quote that I liked. I wanted something that might be a li�le upli�ing. I’ve been helping
with a mental health fireside for my Stake, so the message of hope has been on my
mind. I then went to take my pictures. I wanted my daughter to wear a bright shirt, so I
dressed her accordingly. I then posi�oned her into a few different posi�ons.
I took all my pictures and looked through them on my computer for the best one for
my assignment.
I also found an image of rain clouds that fit my color scheme. I placed that image over
my picture and lowered the opacity to 39%. I also took my lasso tool and lassoed
around the space that was covering my daughters body. I set the feathering to 50 px
and clicked delete. This allowed a nice flow from the rain clouds to the image of my
daughter. I then chose my fonts and typed my quote. I knew I wanted a script for the
first part and a sans serif for the second body of text. I adjusted some kearning on a
few of the le�ers to allow for a nicer flow of text.
PhotoDesign
6. Descrip�on:
Design a spiritually powerful poster, while blending 2 or more images and text.
Date:
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Course/Instructor:
October 19, 2016
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Photoshop
Objec�ves:
Blend two photographs to create visual flow throughout the piece using layer masks
and filters.
Process:
I had created a print for my daughters room with the quote “We can do hard things.”
I knew from the moment I read about this assignment that I wanted to use that quote
for my spiritual montage.
In Photoshop I made the text “can” and “hard” of my quote, with a clipping mask
showing the flag I had found on google images. I then looked for an image of a fallen
soldiers funeral or police officer. I found 2 that I liked the best, but only one fit with
the text and quote the best. I then edited it in Photoshop to make it black and white
with a so� sepia overlay. I then added a blue line to the middle stripe of the flag on the
coffin. I did this because of the flags that are black and white with the blue stripe to
memorialize the police officers that have been killed in the line of duty.
In Photoshop I then used a blue canvas background that I placed over my en�re
picture. I then chose the overlay op�on. I used the eraser tool with a low opacity. I
erased most of the overlay from above the li�le boy and the coffin.
Then I added another overlay of a flag waving. I also used the eraser tool again and
erased above the boy and the coffin. I also added another blue line behind the “do”. I
then adjusted the kearning on all the words. The font I chose for the “can” and “do”, it
has very wide kearning, but I wanted it to appear like handwri�en words, so I spaced it
closer together.
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Program(s)/Tools:
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