A brief preface:
I was hired on as the 2012-13 Director of Public Relations at the University of North Texas's Student Government Association. All of the following were for various events and programs organized that year.
Also, the UNT and SGA logos belong to the University of North Texas. (So...don't download my stuff and try to sell prints, I guess? Trust me—they have good lawyers.)
I was hired on as the 2012-13 Director of Public Relations at the University of North Texas's Student Government Association. All of the following were for various events and programs organized that year.
Also, the UNT and SGA logos belong to the University of North Texas. (So...don't download my stuff and try to sell prints, I guess? Trust me—they have good lawyers.)
Print marketing for a program assisting organizations around campus with events/programs that benefitted the students. The largest assistance I heard about during my tenure was ~$8,000 given to the UNT Formula 1 team.
Marketing for a program where SGA members carted people around campus for a simple donation.*
*This is amazing when you have a full backpack and hands full of art.
*This is amazing when you have a full backpack and hands full of art.
(Top) The preliminary design and its result. (Bottom left)
These are two designs I created during the summer for various events where our office would throw out free shirts. (Free stuff=easy foot traffic/ marketing)
These are two designs I created during the summer for various events where our office would throw out free shirts. (Free stuff=easy foot traffic/ marketing)
A simple logo I designed for our short-lived police force that went out on "Mean Green" Fridays and gave studets green shirts if they weren't displaying UNT pride.
The logo was printed as seen on t-shirts and utilized in a brief publicity video: (which was personally shot and edited)
The logo was printed as seen on t-shirts and utilized in a brief publicity video: (which was personally shot and edited)
Design and context.
Not everyone on campus knows who the senators are, (...or what the SGA even is.) so we held an event to publicize our existence.
Not everyone on campus knows who the senators are, (...or what the SGA even is.) so we held an event to publicize our existence.
Above four images:
These were used in digital media to advertise various programs, events and requests.
These were used in digital media to advertise various programs, events and requests.
The good news: Along with an SGA Senator, we started an initiative to make it easier for everyone at UNT to afford branded goods. Hooray more green on campus!
The bad news: Despite all of the materials being printed, the program was quickly forgotten/ demolished after both the semester ended and the UNT bookstore was bought by Barnes & Noble.
The bad news: Despite all of the materials being printed, the program was quickly forgotten/ demolished after both the semester ended and the UNT bookstore was bought by Barnes & Noble.
The start of the rush.
This poster was to simply advertise open applications to become a senator. (If you couldn't tell.)
This poster was to simply advertise open applications to become a senator. (If you couldn't tell.)
I'll just summarize down here:
Those several, previous materials were created for the various necessities created by the election process. From buttons, to banners, digital media, posters and more, I made a lot of materials to advertise the SGA election process.
Those several, previous materials were created for the various necessities created by the election process. From buttons, to banners, digital media, posters and more, I made a lot of materials to advertise the SGA election process.
I never used this design in any official capacity, but I was proud of it when I first sketched it out on watercolor paper back in August. (I had it sitting around for a long time.)
