This document contains a graphic designer's contact information and portfolio consisting of 18 design projects of varying types including logos, packaging, posters, newsletters and more. The projects showcase the designer's skills in typography, illustration, photography and branding across industries such as environmental centers, art shows, newspapers and more.

1. Anne Jensen
G ra p h i c D e s i g n er
AnneEJensen11@gmail.com
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Logotype and Packaging Design: Crazy Cat Kit
Crazy Cat Kit has everything you need to become a “crazy cat
lady.” This branding system modernizes the view of a cat lady by
combining a traditional pattern with a bright color palette. Products
include a booklet with steps for taking care of your cats, as well as
cat toys, snacks, freshener, litter, scoop and lint roller.

3. Promotional Design: Undergrad Art Show Poster
This poster was designed to promote the
Undergraduate Art Show at The College of
Saint Rose. The fifties era in America inspired
the concept for this piece in both color palette
and slogan. Hand lettering and photography
combine to create a dynamic composition.

4. Newsletter Design: Studio 324
Studio 324 is the annual newsletter for The
College of Saint Rose Art Department, which
promotes upcoming shows, visiting artists,
student work, and alumni news.

5. Advertising Design: Shaminals
Shaminals are shammy cloths that are folded into
animals and meant to travel with you in your car. This ad
series shows how the Shaminal can successfully clean
filthy cars in a fun manner. This series combines hand
lettering with personal illustration and photography.

6. Packaging Design: Free Spirit
This is a beverage packaging design for a trio of
distilled spirits named Free Spirit. Free Spirit is an
assortment of liquors bottled especially for outgoing,
independent types of women. Violent Vodka for the
rowdier girl, Tipsy Whiskey for girls that can hold their
liquor, and Rockin’ Rum for the laid back chick. The
handmade garters help you discretely take Free Spirit
out on the town!

7. Editorial Design: Phobia Spread
Pternophobia is the fear of feathers or of being tickled
by feathers. This phobia is usually the result of a
childhood experience. Here the feather is made out to
be deadly. To get this point across the feathers were
scratched out of paper representing violence.

8. F i ve R ivers
Environmental Center
Promotional Design: Five Rivers Environmental Center
This is a logo, brochure, and website promoting the Five
Rivers Environmental Center in Delmar, New York. Five
Rivers offers people of all ages a rich variety of guided
and self-guided opportunities to encounter nature
directly. For this reason, the logo is comprised of the
animals that one can see at the center and the pattern is
carried throughout the branding system.

9. Help Us Cure World Hunger
Logotype Design: Can Care
A tab on a soda can inspired this typeface
design. Can Care is a worldwide organization
that recycles aluminum cans and gives the
proceeds to Third World countries. The cans
create the shape of a heart to reflect the
philanthropic mission of the organization.

10. Newspaper Design: The Onion
The Onion is a satirical newspaper that reports on
international, national, and local news in addition to a non-
satirical entertainment sections. Conceptual illustrations
lend themselves to the humorous voice of the newspaper.

11. Packaging Design: Sweetie Bee Honey
Packaging design for Sweetie Bee Honey: an organic,
family owned corporation. This design includes
custom hand lettering and illustration.

12. Musical Promotion: Bela Fleck
Contrary to popular belief, the banjo originated in
Africa where the Aboriginals would hollow out gourds
and cover them with animal skins and rope to create
what we now know as a banjo. This piece uses African
inspired typography and color palette to promote the
award winning banjo plaer Bela Fleck.

13. Book Design: 12 Steps to Survive Catholic School
This is a written, illustrated, and screen printed
autobiography of my life in Catholic school. This
is a guide to help others survive Catholic school
while holding on to their individuality and keep a
positive attitude.

14. Thank You!
Anne Jensen
G ra p h i c D e s i g n er
AnneEJensen11@gmail.com
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