By:
Sabrina Louissaint

Description:
This project consists of a logo created for a personal blog, as well as a newsletter and a weekly blog extracurricular activity. The logo was created from different software and the newsletter was created from Canva; both designed to capture the individuality and confidence of the creator. The Blog aims to provide readers with weekly postings about hair care routines, monthly length checks, and styles (protective and everyday), as well as experiences with different hair products and DIY treatments.

By:
Jasmine Jackson

Description:
A 20-page program booklet and product of the instructions found in the podcast episode “Desktop Publishing, InDesign Instructional.” The booklet was inspired by the blue-colored monarch butterfly, symbolizing transformation and change. The design aimed to capture the essence of the butterfly’s anatomy in the cover page design and is reminiscent of the process of metamorphosis in the progressive organization of fictitious showcases. With the exception of the photography credits and the quote by Maya Angelou on the last page of the booklet, the names of people, venues, showcase numbers, etc. are all fictitious.

By:
Jasmine Jackson

Description:
A podcast episode about desktop publishing, the evolution of design, and a tutorial for creating a multi-page document using Adobe InDesign. The podcast encourages students to experiment with design software and overcome any anxiety or intimidation about using Adobe InDesign for the first time through audio instructional learning.

By:
Sabrina Louissaint

Description:
A newsletter-style flipbook that corresponds with the “Good Hair Day” logo and blog.