Printed CV, Business cards and Portfolio...

All the above items turned out really good once they were printed and as you can see in the pics are looking really good. No problems in the print apart from the CV doesn't show up the grey lines very well on the background, even the print service couldn't work out that one because everything else worked fine so i will just have to experiment myself for that one butt the CV still looks smart.

Touching up CV and business cards for printing...

Business card back:

Business card front:

New CV:

Here are my finally finished CV and Business cards ready for printing for hand in, the changes i made were of the font I used for the actually information text as i felt it went with my logo and was allot easier to read which is always a good thing.I added an orange colour too try and warm up the overall design and not get it too mono tone in its design which i think works really well in the final designs. I also formated the text layout so it looked more like a cv and less like a food menu as mariah suggested lol.

The text i changed too is comic book form the journal original i now need to get these printed and hand them in with the portfolio, blog and sketchbook.

My finished portfolio...

Back of portfolio:

Front of portfolio:

Here is the end result of my portfolio, i decided to do a fold out A3 poster leaflet, rather then a book like i first fort. the idea was to put a small sample of multi medias i have done over the last year for employers to get a good taste of my skill set. i haven't bothered with descriptions as ive done that on my website and left several links for the person to go onto my website. Ive kept the branding exactly the same as my site and other medias such as business cards and CV so it all ties in nicely...

Preparing my portfolio...

The hand ins are a printed portfolio showcasing your:

Graphic work

website

CV and business card

and any other relevant work you want to put into it...

I am going to create a small a5 bounded book with my logo and art on the front cover and back cover as shown in the image above.

What i think about the site...

The finished site looks brilliant, im really pleased to have been part of the web team. As a group i think we worked really well together and got it done as quickly as the other teams would let us. I didn't have the most vital role, but i tried to help out where ever i could and i think we did well in sharing the work load between all the web team. To sum things up i think the site looks very professional and the process has really added to my team working skill set :)...

Adding to google maps...

We also added a google maps function to the sites getting here page, it has information on getting to the exhibition through all available transport links including, car, train, bus and were people can park at the event. We even set an email up so people can email us with any travel or parking concerns.

Finishing touches on the website for exhibition...

Once the graphics had been added to the home page it was noticed that the colours of the outlined figures didn't quite match the sites branding. So we changed them to a grey colour and straight away they looked much more at home on the site, instant fix...

The group also discussed that the caution lettering looked alot better with the untampered photo in the background as apposed to the red one.

we also came up with the idea of making the individual profile pics like polaroids which works really well with the websites design as it looks causal but well presented. The font also works well with the theme of casual young design element.