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ALACRIFY Alacrify is the arousal to action. It is the infusion of excitement and invigoration for the spirit within. Design is a universal language that is often more powerful than the spoken word. With power comes responsibility and I choose to focus on making imperative issues understandable and encouraging. Design can be the spark that causes one to make a positive change in the world.

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This graphic design portfolio was completed at San Diego City College in Spring 2013. It is a compilation of eight projects that deal with topics that I am very passionate about. Feel free to leave comments or get in touch with me.

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  • ALACRIFYAlacrify is the arousal to action. It is the

    infusion of excitement and invigoration

    for the spirit within. Design is a universal

    language that is often more powerful than the

    spoken word. With power comes responsibility

    and I choose to focus on making imperative

    issues understandable and encouraging.

    Design can be the spark that causes one to

    make a positive change in the world.

  • PAULINE CAPOTE / TWO THOUSAND AND THIRTEEN

  • CONTENTS

    BARBIQUEJO / SIX

    SD - HARVEST / FIFTEEN

    BK - EXPOSED / TWENTY THREE

    BEE HOLDER / THIRTY THREE

    WELLINGTONS / THIRTY EIGHT

    CONNECTING / FORTY FOUR

    RIAD GRAND / FIFTY FOUR

    WOODLINGS / SIXTY

    LOGOS / SEVENTY ONE

    CREDITS / SEVENTY FOUR

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    PROJECTPackaging - Barbiquejo

    CLIENTCowboy Spirit Foundation

    INSTRUCTORCandice Lpez

    Barbiquejo Grillin' Tools is a cowboy inspired set that features all the must-haves for a barbecue cook out. It includes an event poster, essential grilling utensils, an apron, a matchbox, salt and pepper shakers, dry rub seasonings, and an award of recognition for a charity event, all within a customized wooden tool box. My objective was to create three branded items that stood apart from the rest. More specifically, I wanted to attract an audacious male audience with an age range of 30-45. For a bold and daring approach, I introduced American cowboy culture to the brand. The personality of a traditional cowboy includes certain jargon that has either gotten lost in history or is still used to this day. The brand name Barbiquejo translates to the string that holds the cowboy hat onto ones head. The essence of the cowboy vernacular and lifestyle are the driving components that lead the collection. A dictionary of cowboy slang highlighted all of the objects. Also, the items were ignited with iconic cowboy graphics such as stars, revolvers, whiskey barrels, distressed textures, and a rustic color palette of muddy browns, reds, and oranges. Bold typographic lockups aided in the masculine appeal.

    THE BENEFITSCharity events bring exposure to the public.

    The Cowboy Spirit Foundation, the presenter of the Fuel the Flames of History, Mechanical Bull Riding Competition, educate modern audiences with Wild West forms of media.

    The event highlights strength and masculinity of the American Cowboy.

  • AMERICAN COWBOY CULTURE IS STEEPED IN RICH HISTORY.How can I expose the traditional language and characteristics of the cowboy lifestyle to the modern day audience?

    COWBOY SPIRIT FOUNDATIONDedicated to developing and distributing feature films, books, and other digital media which celebrate the spirit of the Great American Cowboy. Appealing to a variety of folks who take interest in western rodeo, horses, the old west.

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  • Fundraising event poster / Grand prize box / Champion ribbon

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  • Apron pocket detail / Seasoned rubs / Grilling apron

  • Bull riding competition prize box

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    PROJECTCalendar - LoCAL Harvest

    CLIENTSan Diego Farm Bureau

    INSTRUCTORBeth Weeks

    LoCAL Harvest is an annual calendar that emphasizes the need to efficiently shop for local, seasonal, and delicious foods. The calendar is targeted towards vibrant 25-40 year old farmers' market shoppers that want to make a positive difference in not only the local community but also the world. The calendar has a different recipe that corresponds to each month. The recipe is made up of ingredients that are in season at the time. The color scheme is derived from the ingredients used in each month. They are fun and flavorful tones that are intensified by the matching fruits and vegetables on each spread. The typography used is a mix of slab and sans serif fonts. I wanted the typography to have an organic and food oriented presence. In each spread, the top page is made up of scanned food pieces, while the bottom page is a system where the days of the month combine with the converted recipe measurements.

    THE BENEFITSBuying locally and seasonally means less energy for transportation, using fewer valuable resources to get to your plate.

    The calendar is a friendly reminder for how to take advantage of eating in the most environmentally friendly way.

    Offered by the The San Diego Farm Bureau, where sales benefit the farmers and consumers.

    A small-scale approach to big scale difference.

  • SEASONAL RECIPES OF 2012 SUPPORT BUY LIVE SAN DIEGO FARMERS MARKET BUREAU

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    GRILLED WATERMELON FILLETS WITH WATERCRESS AND MINT

    On SUNDAY

    make:

    Brush grill grates with olive oil, and preheat grill to medium.

    Brush watermelon slices with olive oil. Grill watermelon slices 5 minutes, or until it is just scorched around the edges.

    Whisk together balsamic vinegar and agave nectar in bowl. Toss half of the vinegar mixture with the watercress in the bowl.

    Divide watercress salad among 4 plates. Top with grilled watermelon; garnish with feta cheese, mint, and remaining vinegar mixture.

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  • SAN DIEGO FARM BUREAUTheir goal is to represent San Diego agriculture through public relations, education, and public policy advocacy in order to promote the economic viability of agriculture with appropriate management of natural resources.

    SMALL FARM OPERATIONS NEED LOCAL SUPPORT.How can I get the community motivated to shop locally? How can I help make their food purchasing experiences environmentally friendly?

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    SEASONAL RECIPES OF 2012 SUPPORT BUY LIVE SAN DIEGO FARMERS MARKET BUREAU

    ROCKWELL REGULAR

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    Modular Grid

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    fresh mint TEN milliliters

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    18 teaspoonscrumbledfeta 30 milliliters balsamic vinegar

    GRILLED WATERMELON FILLETS WITH WATERCRESS AND MINT

    On SUNDAY

    make:

    Brush grill grates with olive oil, and preheat grill to medium.

    Brush watermelon slices with olive oil. Grill watermelon slices 5 minutes, or until it is just scorched around the edges.

    Whisk together balsamic vinegar and agave nectar in bowl. Toss half of the vinegar mixture with the watercress in the bowl.

    Divide watercress salad among 4 plates. Top with grilled watermelon; garnish with feta cheese, mint, and remaining vinegar mixture.

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  • Reusable shopping bag / Seasonal cookbook calendar / Farmers' market wagon

  • Calendar months with seasonal recipes

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    PROJECTMagazine - BK Exposed

    CLIENTUnderground Brooklyn Association

    INSTRUCTORSCandice Lpez, Sean Bacon

    BK-Exposed is a magazine that highlights rising, Brooklyn native, musicians. In an artistically competitive city, it can be hard to distinguish whose talent is genuine and notable. These monthly issues are the solution. It is targeted towards aspiring New Yorkers, ages 18 30, who want to take steps to advance on the music scene or simply appreciate the art form. In order to stand apart on the shelves of the city that never sleeps, the magazine follows a compelling, unconventional format, that is as unique as its content. The typeface used for the magazine logo is hand built and constructed to be an energetically bold display type, suitable for the desired vibe of the magazine. Since the objective is to focus on artists on the rise, gradually increasing angled shapes and text frames are demonstrated throughout. Minimal headlines allow the magazine covers to appear sleek and approachable. The inside contents follow a similar structure, using abstract shapes and angles to add a sense of movement and enthusiasm. The use of intimate photography, courageous shapes, and daring typography work in harmony to capture the music scene that lies in the heart of Brooklyn.

    THE BENEFITSTo expose up and coming artists to the local music enthusiasts.

    To build a community of those who together, have similar aspirations and influences.

    To support developing artists.

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  • Customized font for magazine logo

  • Monthly magazine covers

    NORTHSIDE

    MUSICFEST

    New Musicians

    To Keep On

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    BEST OF2012e Year

    In Local

    Independent

    ALBUMS

    VIDEOS

    TOURS

    RADIO

    THE DARKVIRTUOSA

    4.99 US

    How Indie Singer SHANNON DODDFinds InspirationFrom Her Dreams

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    BUSHWICKBLOCKPARTYe Biggest

    Year Yet

    MUSIC HALLOf Williamsburg:

    Brooklyn Outpost

    Runs A Lineup Of

    Buzz-Worthy

    Local Bands

    HEROES& UNDERDOGS

    4.99 US

    An Integrated Sound Filled With Piano And Percussion Showcases eir New Single

    TICKET GIVEAWAYS

    How To Win

    All-Access

    Backstage Passes

    To Brooklyns

    Hottest Venues

    is Month

    LIFESIZE MAP

    Tearing It Up At

    Shea Stadium

    DINOWALRUSe Inside

    Scoop About

    e Dance Driven

    Sophomore LP

    4.99 USFlat Bushs Own, e Most Wanted DJ For e Springs Festival Line Up

    DJNELSON

    NORTHSIDE

    MUSICFEST

    New Musicians

    To Keep On

    e Lookout

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    BEST OF2012e Year

    In Local

    Independent

    ALBUMS

    VIDEOS

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    THE DARKVIRTUOSA

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    How Indie Singer SHANNON DODDFinds InspirationFrom Her Dreams

  • Magazine feature article

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    PROJECTInformational Poster - Beekind Campaign

    CLIENTAmerican Beekeeping Federation

    INSTRUCTORSCandice Lopez, Sean Bacon

    Colony Collapse Disorder is a growing pandemic that we can help bring to an end if we take the proper precautions. The Beekind awareness campaign is directed towards sustaining the bee population throughout the country. It emphasizes on the beautiful structure and anatomy of the bee, and how their unique features allow us to rely on them for nearly everything. A double-sided informational poster, a mobile application for pledge making, and a bee-friendly insect repellent make up the set of products built to aid in the efforts. Though this issue effects everyone living today, the particular style created for the campaign is mostly associated for women ages 40-55. All together, these applications use a soft and elegant feminine palette. The mint green, pale yellow, soft orange, and sepia brown colors are used throughout the project in different forms where the dominant color changes with each application. This keeps the campaign dynamic and lively. Hand drawn illustrations create an intimate and organic relationship between the cause and the consumer leaving the audience inspired to put forth the effort to make a pledge, and help the cause.

    THE BENEFITSThe ability to educate viewers on the importance of our essential pollinators that we rely on for our food, clothing, and medicines.

    To allow the individual to make a difference.

    To rethink the use of harmful chemicals that not only effect the health of the bees, but ourselves.

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  • Phone app to make a pledge / Bee-friendly insect spray

  • Double-sided poster in support of bees

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    PROJECTPackaging and Forms - Heron Wellingtons

    CLIENTInternational Boot Design

    INSTRUCTORSCandice Lpez, Sean Bacon

    Heron Wellingtons is an English based Rain Boot company that specializes in sophistication and style. It targets its products towards young adults, particularly females, ages 25 40. In the featured seasonal catalog, the theme is international travel, with an emphasis on the origin of the boot and how each country has a distinguished rendition.

    Each page is the home for the individual boot style, with a description of its functions and a historical snippet about the origins from the particular region. The classical aspects of the boot inspired the catalog to take the shape of vintage luggage tags that are bound together by a braided string. Each page description has a custom national stamp placed on part of a grid that uses hierarchy for instant understanding of the city of origin and the individual boot style. A closer look goes into detail about the reason for its existence. Along with the product description pages, the structured user-friendly forms found in the back let the buyer place an order and subscribe to the monthly catalog. The robust color palette including rich maroon, vibrant fuchsia, bright chartreuse, and canary yellow reflect the stylishness of international travel. All together, it shows how structured typography and unique formats are universally translatable.

  • International boot catalog / Hang tag

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    Making Sense: Connecting to Students with Autism is a learning program that offers elementary teachers new ways to educate Autistic students. It features lessons that appeal to specific sensory needs. The interactive qualities are not only within the lessons but also the structure itself. It follows a gate fold format with a mission statement, attached envelopes that house the lesson plans, a CD for alternative lessons, and a business card. The envelopes are designed with illustrative renditions of the five senses. They include contour line work coupled with vibrant photography and descriptive language that relates to the featured sense. The color palette is made up of both primary and secondary colors in order to appeal to the elementary school children who use it. The typography is a combination of a clean, legible, and friendly san serif, with a hand-written cursive. A balance between the educators and the learners. The personalities of the envelopes are reflected in the rest of the book.

    THE BENEFITSOne of the best ways to channel autistic childrens ability to excel in certain subjects is to expose them to lifes discoveries at an early age.

    The Temple Grandin and Eustacia Cutler Foundation work towards making school and home life more comforting to those affected.

    They motivate and keep families believing in the success of their special needs students and relatives by promoting these lesson plans.

    PROJECTMedia Kit - Making Sense: Connecting to Students with Autism

    CLIENTTemple Grandin and Eustacia Cutler Foundation

    INSTRUCTORAmy Levine, Andrea Singer

  • AUTISTIC CHILDREN SHOULD HAVE A SPECIALIZED EDUCATION.How can I help educators accommodate students with autism, knowing that they have a strong sensitivity to the elements?

    TEMPLE GRANDIN & EUSTACIA CUTLERA foundation that promotes the education process both in and out of the school system. They teach the idea that people with autism are on a wide spectrum, and with that, the variety of interactive lessons and activities is critical.

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  • Lesson plan for students with Autism / Smart Board application

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    Business card and CD / Website

  • Teacher's guide for autistic students

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    PROJECTBoutique Hotel - Riad Grand

    CLIENTShoreline Park Hospitality

    INSTRUCTORCandice Lpez

    Riad Grand is a boutique hotel and spa inspired by the city of Casablanca, Morocco. It is the perfect retreat for affluent couples 50-65 who wish to indulge in luxurious treatments that reflect customary West African royalhospitality. Riad Grand is located off Shelter Islands shoreline park in San Diego. Prestigiously positioned along the scenic bay, guests will appreciate the spectacular coast and yachting culture. Riad Grand offers unique private indoor bathhouses with complementary massages and therapeutic mint tea service. For locals, it is a genuine Moroccan getaway without the hassles of traveling abroad.

    The Riad Grand has an elegant and upscale logo and pattern with authentic and ethnic appeal. The rich color palette of a deep merlot red is reminiscent of the rich fabrics of Morocco and light tan to represent the beaches off the coast of northeast Africa. This visual language aids in the branding of a series of hotel stationery items and amenities. The in-room hotel stationery pack includes an intimately sized letterhead, pen, and envelope. A decorative stationery box ties the set together. An employee business card and a do not disturb door hanger, would also be featured here. The Moroccan tea service includes custom tea glasses, and a brief description of the teas presence in East Africa. Since wellness and relaxation are key influences in the offerings of the hotel, a decorative candle is an important feature of the spa. Morocco is a charismatic location, with inspiration derived from Africa and Europe, but the characteristics of all the objects were unified through visual elements with a touch of modernity.

  • In-room stationery / Door hangers / Spa candle

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  • Traditional Moroccan mint tea service

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    PROJECTIllustrative Packaging - Woodlings

    CLIENTNational Park Service

    INSTRUCTORSSean Bacon, Rafael Lopez, Candice Lopez

    Woodlings brings a new awareness to the importance of sustaining our national parks across the country, so they can offer the same natural beauty they have for decades passed. It takes park education to a new level with charismatic ranger animals applied to trail mix bags. The packaging includes tips on how to aid in environmental renewal and fun facts about their habitats. They fuel park visitors with natures most delicious and nutritious, all natural treats that young and adventurous children, ages 3-15, would enjoy. The characters that represent the different parks stimulate the brands identity. They are made up of basic shapes and earthy tones with hints of bright trail-mark colors. The branded items consist of three trail mix packages, a coloring book, a crayon box, an identity manual, and a patch. The trail mix is covered in facts about the featured animal and park. It also has a mail in option to receive the Woodlings ranger patch. The coloring book can be used to understand the animals and their environments while engaging in interactive games and drawings. The identity manual is a map of guidelines for using the components of the brand.

    THE BENEFITSThe mission of the brand is to return the endless favors that nature provides us.

    25% of all the proceeds are donated to park sustaining departments.

    Knowledge gets passed along from the packaging to the buyer.

    The product creates an important interest between the kids and the desire to keep park environments thriving.

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  • NATIONAL PARK SERVICETaking care of the national parks and helping Americans take care of their communities is their duty. Creating close to home opportunities for kids and families to get outside, be active, and have fun is how they revitalize the nation.

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    WILDLIFE MAINTENANCE IS IN GREAT DANGER.How can I bring awareness to the iconic species protected inside the parks that don't get recognition? How can the plants, animals, and their habitats get the respect that they deserve?

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  • Coloring book and crayons / Inside spreads

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  • Applesauce packaging (back) / (front) / Carrot sticks packaging

  • Trail mix packaging

  • One to One - Sustainable non-profitHeron Wellingtons - International boots

    Woodlings - National park trail mix Hair - 60's rock theatre play

    Riad Grand - Moroccan boutique hotelBK Exposed - Brooklyn magazine

    Barbiquejo - Cowboy grilling setPJC - Personal identity

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    ITSCREDITSI dedicate this book to those who have evoked positive energy in the process.

    TO MOM / MY INSPIRERYouve taught me to appreciate the beautiful things in life; adventure, health, good food, and doing what makes you happy.

    TO UNCLE PAUL / MY MOTIVATORYouve showed me how no project is ever too big to tackle if you have the work ethic and will power.

    TO MARINA / MY PSYCHOLOGISTYouve listened to my outrageous ideas and you've kept me in check. You're my number one fan and number one sister.

    TO DOUG / MY BEST FRIENDYouve been my partner in living the dream. I will always come to you for advice, encouragement, and finding the best secret spots.

    TO CANDICE AND SEAN / MY MENTORSYou've remodeled the way I perceive design, concept, and life in general. Your constant support is incomparable, and I cant thank you enough for it. SE

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