Graphic Design Portfolio of some of my works

1. Portfolio
Graphic Design

2. Table of
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Recognizable and distinc-
tive graphic design, stylized
name, unique symbol, or oth-
er device for identifying an
organization.
A temporary promotion of
an idea, product, or event
put up in a public space
for mass consumption.
Logofolio
Poster
Design

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E-Poster/Social media de-
sign is visual content used
in digital marketing.
Is the changing of imag-
es. These images can be
digital photographs, illus-
trations, prints, or photo-
graphs on film).
Stationery is a mass noun
referring to commercial-
ly manufactured writing
materials, including cut
paper, envelopes, writing
implements, continuous
form paper, and other of-
fice supplies.
Page layout is the arrange-
ment of visual elements
on a page.
E-Poster
& Flyers
Stationery
Multipage
Photo
Publication
Editing

4. Logofolio...
Logo...
A logofolio is a collection of logos
created and (re)designed.
They are designed for vari-
ous products and target audi-
ence,and all of them are the re-
sult of thoughtful consumer and
market research,deep creative
search, incorporating idea into
the logo and sophisticated work
over visual details. Recognizable and distinctive
graphic design, stylized name,
unique symbol, or other device
for identifying an organization. It
is affixed, included, or printed on
all advertising, buildings, commu-
nications, literature, products,
stationery, and vehicles. Not to
be confused with a brand, which
identifies a product or family of
products. Also called logotype.
A logo identifies a business in
its simplest form via the use of
a mark or icon.
A logo influences
the whole image
and recognizability
of the brand

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12. Poster
A
poster is a temporary pro-
motion of an idea, product,
or event put up in a pub-
lic space for mass consumption.
Typically, posters include both
textual and graphic elements, al-
though a poster may be either
wholly graphical or wholly text.
Posters are designed to be both
eye-catching and informative.
Posters may be used for many
purposes. They are a frequent
tool of advertisers (particularly
of events, musicians, and films),
propagandists, protestors, and
other groups trying to communi-
cate a message.
Posters are also used for repro-
ductions of artwork, particularly
famous works, and are generally
low-cost compared to the origi-
nal artwork. The modern poster,
as we know it, however, dates
back to the 1840s and 1850s
when the printing industry per-
fected colour lithography and
made mass production possible
Since the beginning, it has been im-
portant for posters to catch the eye of
those they are meant to educate... It is
also important that the poster is view-
able from a distance so that it will draw
people to it
Many posters, particularly early
posters, were used for advertising
products. Posters continue to be
used for this purpose, with post-
ers advertising films, music (both
concerts and recorded albums),
comic books, and travel destina-
tions being particularly notable
examples

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16. e-Poster
C
onsumers respond best
to a first impression that
includes a visually appeal-
ing attention-grabbing graphic
image. E-Poster/Social media de-
sign is visual content used in dig-
ital marketing. Whether it’s your
Facebook profile, Twitter back-
ground, Google+ header or graph-
ics for timeline posts and blogs,
social media design is an impor-
tant element to incorporate.
A
flyer (or flier) is a form of
paper advertisement in-
tended for wide distribu-
tion and typically posted or dis-
tributed in a public place, handed
out to individuals or sent through
the mail. In the 2010s, flyers range
from inexpensively photocopied
leaflets to expensive, glossy, full-
color circulars.
These days, consumers are bom-
barded by Tweets, Facebook
Posts, texts and messages on
their computers and mobile de-
vices. When users only spend
seconds viewing these messag-
es, social media graphics that ac-
company them are vital in building
brand awareness and recognition
and attracting the user’s atten-
tion.

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20. Stationery
S
tationery is a mass noun
referring to commercial-
ly manufactured writing
materials, including cut paper,
envelopes, writing implements,
continuous form paper, and oth-
er office supplies. Some of the
stationery that I have designed
are; Business cards, Letterheads,
Invoices, Receipts and Envelopes
S
tationery design, then, refers to applying custom graphic art to these
items as part of a branding strategy, to make them part of a brand’s im-
age commonly including logo design, name, and slogan plus graphic ele-
ments to make them pop.
Business, just like everything now-
adays, happens a lot in the digital
world. So it’s easy to forget about a
quintessential piece of brand image
and marketing: stationery design.
Brandedstationeryisan“oldschool”
marketing resource that is every bit
as efficient today as it was in the
XVIII century and one you should
not dismiss or overlook.

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26. Multipage
The high-level page layout involves
deciding on the overall arrange-
ment of text and images, and pos-
sibly on the size or shape of the
medium. It requires intelligence,
sentience, and creativity, and is
informed by culture, psychology,
and what the document authors
and editors wish to communicate
and emphasize. Low-level pagi-
nation and typesetting are more
mechanical processes.
Given certain parameters such as bound-
aries of text areas, the typeface, and font
size, justification preference can be done in
a straightforward way.
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n graphic design, page lay-
out is the arrangement of
visual elements on a page.
It generally involves organi-
zational principles of com-
position to achieve specific
communication objectives
Publication

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36. Photo
Photo editing is done for many
reasons. Many photos of models
are edited to remove blemishes or
make the model “better”. This is
usually called retouching, airbrush-
ing or Photoshopping, even if Pho-
toshop or airbrushes are not used.
Other reasons to edit a photo in-
clude fixing errors (red eye, con-
trast, brightness, etc.), practical
jokes, and to trick people. Photo
editing is also used to make com-
pletely new images. Photo editing
is sometimes called photo manip-
ulation, a term which sounds neg-
ative.
Given certain parameters such as
boundaries of text areas, the typeface,
and font size, justification preference
can be done in a straightforward way.
P
hoto editing is the
changing of images.
These images can be
digital photographs, illustra-
tions, prints, or photographs
on film). Traditional editing,
such as airbrushing, is done
by hand. Now photo editing
is done by programs such as
Photoshop, Gimp and Micro-
soft Paint.
Editing

42. Thank
you
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