This document is Elliot Taylor's resume. It summarizes his education, experience, and skills as a graphic designer. For education, it lists that he received a B.A. in Art from Florida Gulf Coast University in 2013. For experience, it describes his roles as Production Manager for FGCU's student newspaper from 2011-2013, a design internship at the Sun Sentinel, and his current role as Graphic Designer at Florida Weekly since 2013. It also notes that he is the Creative Director and Co-Founder of B3 Marketing LLC since 2014. The skills section outlines his proficiencies in graphic design programs like Illustrator, InDesign, and Photoshop as well as other skills like photography

1. ELLIOT TAYLORGRAPHIC DESIGNER | (561) 339-5655 | ETAYLOR@B3-MARKETING.COM
EDUCATION
EXPERIENCE
SKILLS
COLLEGE:
Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU)
B.A. in Art, 2013
PRODUCTION MANAGER, FGCU STUDENT NEWSPAPER EAGLE NEWS (2011-2013)
Paid student position. Worked with local businesses to create ads targeting college
students. Created marketing products, page layouts, illustrations and photographed
events. Participated in national conventions learning best practices and design
techniques. Received national award for marketing booklet.
DESIGN INTERN, SUN SENTINEL (3 MONTHS + 2 WEEKS FREELANCE)
Paid full-time intern. Able to hit the ground running, quickly became responsible for
several front page designs, internal pages and illustrations. Part of team design meetings
providing suggestions for layout and artwork.
GRAPHIC DESIGNER, FLORIDA WEEKLY (2013-PRESENT)
Full-time position serving as sole graphic designer for regional newspaper.
Work directly with sales team to create ads and marketing materials for current and
potential clients. Created page layouts and section fronts.
CREATIVE DIRECTOR AND CO-FOUNDER, B3 MARKETING LLC (2014-PRESENT)
Startup marketing company targeting small/medium businesses creating websites,
branding materials, targeted email and social media campaigns.
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop, CCI LayoutChamp
PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO
DSLR’s, Flashes, Lightboxes, LED lighting, editing with Lightroom, Bridge, Final
Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere Pro and Photoshop
WEB DESIGN
HTML, CSS, basic jQuery and Javascript, Adobe Edge Animate,
Dreamweaver, Drupal, Wordpress, basic phpMyAdmin, FTP
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Emergency Assistance
In emergency situations guests are asked to seek assis-
tance from the Palm Beach Post Information Booth.
Stadium RulesCARRY-IN ITEMS: Outside food, drink, and coolers are
prohibited from being brought into the stadium.
AUTOGRAPHS: Fans can obtain autographs before and
after games and workouts. Players and field staff do not sign
during the game due to professional baseball rules.
BATTING PRACTICE: Fans are allowed into Roger Dean
Stadium one and a half hours before the game to watch
batting practice during Spring Training.
BAGS/BACKPACKS: For your safety, any and all bags will
be subject to search by a Roger Dean Stadium employee
prior to entrance to the facility.
GAME TIME: Fans are allowed into Roger Dean Stadium
one and a half hours before the game to watch batting
practice during Spring Training
Directions
From Interstate 95
• Exit at Donald Ross Road (Exit 83) and
travel east.
• Travel east ½ mile to Parkside Drive.
• Turn left onto Parkside Drive and travel
north to first parking lot entrance (south
side of parking lot).
From Florida’s Turnpike
• Exit at Jupiter-Indiantown Road (Exit
116) and enter Interstate 95 south. Follow
directions “From Interstate 95”.
The Stadium
Roger Dean Stadium is a baseball stadium
located in the Abacoa community of the town
of Jupiter, Florida. The stadium was built in
1998, holds 6,871 people, and features
luxury sky-box seating, 2 levels of perma-
nent seating, parking and concessions.
The Roger Dean Stadium Complex is the
only stadium in the country to host four
minor league teams:
• The Jupiter Hammerheads of the Class
A-Advanced Baseball Florida State League
• The Palm Beach Cardinals of the Class
A-Advanced Baseball Florida State League
• The Gulf Coast Marlins of the Rookie-level
Gulf Coast League
• The Gulf Coast Cardinals of the Rookie-
level Gulf Coast League
Roger Dean Stadium is the only stadium in
Florida to host two Major League Baseball
teams annually for spring training:
• The Miami Marlins
• The St. Louis Cardinals
Parking
Season Parking Passes are available for $112.
This grants access to the Abacoa parking garage (Lot
B) located immediately to the West of Roger Dean Sta-
dium. Please contact the Roger Dean Stadium Ticket
Office at 561-630-1828.
Single-Game Parking Passes are available in the
Abacoa parking garage (Lot B), and in three grass
lots to the West and North of the stadium (Lots C, D &
E). Parking in these areas is $10 per game. Individual
parking passes may be purchased at the Roger Dean
Stadium ticket office, online at Ticketmaster.com or by
phone at (800) 745-3000.
Parking for guests with disabilities is avail-
able on a first come, first served basis, on Main
Street, located along the West side of the Stadium,
and on Avenue A located along the North side of
the stadium.
Parking Policies and Restrictions:
• Tailgating is permitted in the grass parking lots only
(Lots C, D & E).
• No open-flame cooking is allowed.
• Pop up tents are permitted in the grass parking lot
as long as they are not staked into the ground and do
not take up additional parking spaces.
• All vehicles parked at owner’s risk
• Any articles left in vehicle are at owner’s risk.
• No overnight parking is permitted in any of the
parking lots.
• Roger Dean Stadium reserves the right to have a
vehicle moved to another section of the parking lot.
• No attendants will be present after regular event
hours.
• No re-entry allowed.
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TANNEHILL
New targets for
Dolphins
2013 Football Preview
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D
olphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill had an up-and-down rookie
campaign. However, the Dolphins’s brass made it a priority to
provide new toys for its promising franchise signal caller. Speedster
Mike Wallace and Brandon Gibson are part of the new targets Tannehill
must hit accurately in the passing game. See page S4
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gives you the skinny on the upcoming season.
Making final stand
Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland
hopes journey in building franchise leads to
success on the field this season.
Exclusive online content
Sun Sentinel writers Omar Kelly and Chris
Perkins talk about the Dolphins’ 2013
season in preview videos.
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Football
Preview
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Time for a
T
he New England Patriots are
the bad boys of the AFC East,
winning nine of the last 10
division titles. But with an offseason of
turmoil, can the Dolphins knock the
champions off of their throne?
See Page S18
State of Florida’s NFL QBs
George Diaz examines the state’s NFL
teams are still looking for franchise QB
since Dan Marino’s departure.
A look around the NFL
AFC and NFC Previews.
Exclusive online content
Sun Sentinel writers Dave Hyde, Omar
Kelly and Chris Perkins examine the NFL
season.
Page S 18
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High Schools2013
Football
Preview
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H
ands down, receivers will define
Palm Beach County high football
this season.
Five of the top nine players ranked in
the Sun Sentinel’s Top 50 list are the
speedy wideouts whose teams will depend
on for big plays and big wins.
The county has arguably the best crop
of receivers in the state. One thing as sure
as their hands; these players will keep
defenses on their toes. See Page 59
Meet the Super 11
Get to know the athletes who are the
projected playmakers this season.
Who’s No. 1?
Check out our Top 10 rankings, Games of
the Week and team schedules.
Recruiting roundup
Players to watch as the momentum builds
toward National Signing Day.
Page 60-61 Page 62 Page 63
From top, clockwise:
Tre’Quan Smith, Adly
Enoicy, Travis Rudolph,
Johnnie Dixon, Darrell
Langham
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Gators2013
Football
Preview
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DRISKEL
Doubling down on
D
espite having the talented Jeff Driskel on their side, the Gators
needed a few breaks in key games last season. Now, coach Will
Muschamp needs to bank on talent and hopes his gamble on his
junior quarterback pays off. See Page S 51
Moving beyond Johnny Football
Texas AM needs QB Johnny Manziel to
get his focus back on the field to be a SEC
contender.
Gators-Canes resume rivalry
Florida and Miami is among the state’s
biggest rivalries. What other rivalries rank
with this one?
Exclusive online content
SunSentinel Gators writer Edgar
Thompson talk about the season ahead
for the Gators in a special video.
SEC Preview S55 See Pages S 52 53
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SHADOWS
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A
s a new season begins, some of Broward County’s top high school
football players know they have to live up to pretty big expectations.
That’s what happens when your big brother is an NFL star or a
standout at one of the nation’s top college programs.
It can be tough to step out of those shadows, but with help from their
coaches, parents, and yes, even their famous siblings, these younger brothers
are ready to prove they’re talented in their own right. See Page 59
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Meet the Super 11
Get to know the athletes who are the
projected playmakers this season.
Who’s No. 1?
Check out our Top 10 rankings, Games of
the Week and team schedules.
Recruiting roundup
Players to watch as the momentum builds
toward National Signing Day.
Page 60-61 Page 62 Page 63
Hurricanes2013
Football
Preview
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PERFECT HAND
Morris has a
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T
he Miami Hurricanes offense is a throw back to the glory days
of the program. A strong quarterback (Stephen Morris), a great
running back (Duke Johnson) and a dominanting wide
receiver (Phillip Dorsett). But unlike during the glory years, the
offense must hope the defense gives them a chance to win games. If
not, the ‘Canes may have throw down their cards. See Page 29
State roll call
A look at how Bethune Cookman, Florida
AM and Stetson stack up this season.
Exclusive online content
SunSentinel Hurricanes reporter
Michael Casagrande talk about Miami’s
season preview.
Keys to season
A one-page overview of the Hurricanes
season, including depth chart, and key
games.
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Futures
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High School Diploma
or G.E.D
Student Profile
Elliot Taylor
Jupiter Community High School
Grade 12
Expected Graduation Date
Reminders
Account Settings
Bright Futures
Detail View
Florida Academic Scholars
Florida Medallion Scholars
Florida Gold Seal Vocational Scholars
Calendar
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Application Builder
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Resume Builder
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Apply for fall classes
Check Vocational availability
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Florida Gulf Coast University
-- Here is the Dashboard, the homepage
for the site.
--ThemaingoalofDashboardissimplicity.
A set of Widgets allows for separation and
clarity. Each widget has a widget view,
as viewed in Dashboard mode, and an
expanded version called Detail View.
-- Widget Mode gives students a view of
their grades, scholarships, calendar, service
hours, and their application and resume
progress. Allowing students to understand
their academic progress without
bombarding them with information is key
to getting them involved in their own future.
--Eachstudentwillhaveaprofilegenerated
automatically and will update with current
grades from each school’s database.
-- The two bars on the left titled Student
Profile and Reminders are permanently
attached to the left of the Dashboard site
and provide a quick glance at a students
overall graduation and preparedness status
as well as important reminders.
RoadMapfind your way
Back
Recommended Destinations
Information
Systems
Computer
Science
Mathematics Explore
Help
-- This screen is the result of clicking on
Other Destinations from the main menu.
-- Based on previously taken courses
and the currently selected Current Map,
Recommended Destinations will be
shown. These all will be similar in course
structure and will show the many options
they have that pertain to their interests.
-- Explore will give students the ability
to search all major tracks.
(Continue to page 6)
Login
Username
Password
DASHBOARD
-- Dashboard is an attempt to help high
school students be more successful by giving
themaclear,easytounderstand,andvisually
appealing look at their progress towards
graduation and college. The emphasis here
is placed on reaching both graduation and
obtaining a Bright Futures Scholarship.
-- Tools are also provided to assist students
in preparing for college. It is not merely a
checklist, it is a comprehensive system that
helps students feel accountable for their
actions and helps them understand what
they need to do to be accepted into college
and how to prepare.
RoadMapfind your way
Login
Help
--Roadmapisasystemtoassisthighschool
students understand how the decisions they
make will affect their college career.
-- The objective is to create a simple visual
interface that allows students to have instant
and easily understandable access to their
academic future.
-- Showing students how their choice of
classes will affect them later will hopefully
push them to choose classes which
will benefit them both financially and
academically throughout college.
-- Here is the login page.
-- An account will be created
automatically for each student entering
highschoolwhichwillupdateinformation
according to each schools grade database.
Interests
Goals
Student Profile
Close
On-track to graduate
Community Service
Hours
Applied for
scholarships
Applied for Bright
Futures
Scholarship goal
achieved
G.P.A. Goal Achieved
High School Diploma
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S.A.T
Scholarship
Service Hours
G.P.A.
Student Profile
Elliot Taylor
Jupiter Community High School
Grade 10
Expected Graduation Date
Elliot Taylor
Jupiter Community High School
Grade 10
Expected Graduation Date
Reminders
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Computers
Math
Science
Architecture
Sports
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Robotics
Psychology
Cooking
Design
Carpentry
Decorating
Theatre
Accounting
Law Enforcement
Detail View
S.A.T Application Deadline Feb. 12th
Apply for University of Florida
Apply for fall classes
Check Vocational availability
Change Photo
-- Clicking on Account Settings will reveal
the Student Profile expanded view. In the
Student Profile there are three sections
which students can edit that will be reflected
in other areas of the Dashboard system.
-- The Interests section will be reflected
in several areas. It will help suggest Service
Learning opportunities, courses in the
schedule builder, and scholarships that
reflect which interests are chosen.
-- Each goal is directly editable by the
student. Giving students the ability to
set their own goals based from their own
understanding of the requirements will give
them accountability for their actions. Each
section has a ‘help me’ button which will
provide information to help them decide.
-- The College Profile will be represented
in the calendar by showing application
deadlines for each college suggested.
Computer Information Systems
Next EXIT
Biology I
Course Information
Back The Road Ahead
Help
Science
Technology
Engineering
Mathematics
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
Senior
-- This is the high school class view.
-- The slider above will take the student
forward and backward through his/her
high school career.
-- Courses which have been completed
will be connected with a solid line.
Suggested courses that have not been
completed will result in a dashed line.
-- Clicking on a diamond will reveal
the class name as well as other general
information about the course as shown in
the blue box to the left.
-- The Road Ahead at the top will bring
the student to his/her projected college
career. (Jump to page 3)
Mockup for a website called Dashboard with presentation annotation.
Created to help high school students track their progress and be better prepared for college.
Mockup for a website called Roadmap with presentation annotation.
Created to help high school students discover how high school courses translate to college success.