Artwork Editing
The Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) chapter at Clover Park ran a contest for a new logo design for their food pantry. However, when they received the artwork for their selected winner, they weren't completely satisfied with the results. They needed a few edits done. My supervisor recommended me to them to edit the artwork for them and modify it to suit their needs. I don't have a copy of the original artwork, but I do have the finished design that I edited.
When I received the file, the circle on the front of the basket was just a blank, white circle. PTK was also wanting to have their logo on it, as it was their program. I filled the blank space with the logo, and gave it some color by making it the yellow and blue from the logo. There was also nothing on it that said "Donations", so I added it into the sun above the artwork.
As I completed more work for Phi Theta Kappa, I made a few variations on this artwork so that it would suit the needs of each piece.
Posters
This poster was hung around the hallways of the campus. It was used to inform students where donation bins were located. I also made an 11x17 poster, and a red & blue version of this flyer. I decided to go with a striped background to complement the design and make it stand out. I tried to keep the design really simple so that the artwork with the focal point.
Handbills
PTK wanted something to hand out to passerby's during the Springfest event in May. Not many students on campus knew that the food pantry was open to all students, or where it was actually located. So I made up this flyer quickly as collateral for them to distribute. Since the focus wasn't on donations anymore, I ended up changing the "Donations" headline to say "PTK Food Pantry".
Digital Signage
All around campus are TV screens advertising events and programs at the college. I made this ad to inform the students about donation bins for the food pantry.
Donation Bins
In addition to these other projects, I created wraps for the barrels being used as donation bins. I didn't get a picture of it, but it was made to look like a soup can label, and had the PTK donation logo on it.
