Portfolio

Jessica Julander

Contact
Jessica Julander:
491 Morgan Dr.
Rexburg, Idaho 83440
208.321.4321
julanderjessica@gmail.com

Table of Contents
Brochure
Photodesign
Montage
Flier
Event Ad
Logos
Stationery
Business Card
Webpage

Brochure
Description:
This is a two-sided (duplex) folding brochure.
Date:
December 7, 2014
Course/Instructor:
Visual Media
Ben Pingel
Section 08
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Indesign
Adobe Illustrator
Objectives:
Create a brochure all about Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Process:
I used Adobe InDesign and opened a new, two-paged document. It was landscape
oriented. My theme for this project was Temple Square in Salt Lake City.
I split the pages into three equal sections using the ruler tool. Then I added gutters
for the text so that it would have plenty of space. Then I added my images. For the
front flap I decided to use a picture of the front view of the Salt Lake City Temple.
On the inner fold I used an image of the Joseph Smith Memorial Building. On the
inside, I used a picture of the Church Office Building quad that spanned over the
three inside flaps. Then I added white boxes using the rectangle tool. I put them at
85% opacity so you could faintly see the image behind them. I added text boxes inside the rectangles that contained information including a short history of Temple
Square, fun facts, and a list and description of some of the sites. I added a picture
of the Christus and wrapped some of the paragraph text around it. I made the
back of the brochure solid blue, and added my logo, which is also blue, and some
contact information for Temple Square.

Temple Square
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P: (Main) 1-800-537-9703
A: 50 W. North Temple
Salt Lake City, Utah 84150
Open daily: 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Admission is free.

Exploring Temple Square

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Sites
The Salt Lake City temple is located in Temple Square.
The LDS conference center is also located here. The members of
the church meet there every six months to receive revelation. The
meeting is broadcasted from this building all over the world.
The Church Office Building is also located here. This is
headquarters for the church. The Twelve Apostles as well as other
general authorities have offices in this building.
The Joseph Smith Memorial Building
was originally Hotel Utah. It was
later transformed into the building
with the Legacy Theater,
The Roof and the Garden
restaurants, a Family
History Center, and the
Nauvoo Caf.
Also located on Temple
Square is the Salt Lake
City Tabernacle. This
was origanlly where the
Saints would meet before
the current conferece
center was constructed.

Fun Facts
-The Organ in the Salt Lake City Tabernacle has 11,623 pipes.
- The Salt Lake City Tabernacle is home to the Mormon
Tabernacle Choir
- The Church Office Building has 28 floors. You can ask a
missionary to take an elevator to the 26th floor where they have
observational decks.
- Every year for the Christmas season, Temple Square decorates
the entire grounds with thousands of decorations and lights!

History
Located in Downtown Salt Lake City, Temple Square was the first
part of the city established by the members of the LDS church. In
the state of Utah, it is the most visited site. It is ten acres and has
many important buildings for the LDS church. This is where the
LDS church headquarters is located.

- The Lion House was built by Brigham Young.

- In the Salt Lake Tabernacle the dynamics are so amazing you can
hear a pin drop clearly from any seat in the tabernacle.
-The Family History Library has 2,000,000 rolls of microfilm!

The Church History Library

contains
the history and records of the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints, members, and congregations all
over the world. It was completed in 2009.
The Church History Muesem is where you can go to learn about
church history and see artifacts. There are also peices of fine art
from all over the world.
The Family History Library is where you can go to learn more
about your family tree and discover your ancestors.
Temple Square North Visitors Center is where you can come
to reflect on Gods creations. This is also the location of
Thorvaldsens Christus, an eleven foot statue of Christ).
Temple Squares South Visitors Center is where you can go to
learn about the Temple and the importance of families in Gods
Plan.

Photodesign
Description:
Demonstrate good photography and image editing skills. Incorporate image and
color scheme into layout.
Date:
October 19, 2014
Course/Instructor:
Visual Media
Ben Pingel
Section 08
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Photoshop
Canon PowerShot A2300 HD camera
Objectives:
Create a photodesign using a color scheme based on the photo.
Process:
For this project I used my textbook, Visual FOCUS, to choose a color scheme. I
decided to go with a tetradic color scheme. Then I went and I took a photo of my
little sister playing with blocks that were painted the same colors as those in my
color scheme. To take this picture I set up a lamp so that my sister was being lit from
the side. I used a Canon PowerShot A2300 HD camera for this shot. I opened the
image in Adobe Photoshop and edited it using the four basic edits: levels, vibrance/
saturation, selective color, and sharpness. I created an 8.5 in by 11 in layout. Using
my color scheme, I added several circles to create repetition. I placed four of these
circles at the top to make my swatch. I created text that would curve with the circles
to name my swatches.

Montage
Description:
A spiritual montage made by blending two or more images together and typography use.
Date:
October 26, 2014
Course/Instructor:
Visual Media
Ben Pingel
Section 08
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Objectives:
Create a spiritual montage about the LDS missionaries.
Process:
For this project I found four images. One of the Elders, one of the sister missionaries, one of the globe, and one of the parchment in the background. In Photoshop,
I added a masking layer to the photos of the sisters, the Elders, and teh globe. I
blended the images together using the paintbursh tool. Then I went into Illustrator
and made a clipping of the parchment background. Then I brought it into Photoshop and placed it in the bottom right hand corner of the design. Then I added a
quote about the missionaries.

Flier
Description:
This is a black and white flier designed to inform new graduates of a leadership
conference available for them to attend.
Date:
October 4, 2014
Course/Instructor:
Visual Media
Ben Pingel
Sectioin 08
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe InDesign
Adobe Photoshop
Objectives:
Create a flier for the Graduate Leadership conference.
Process:
To start out, I put a black box at the top and added white text for the tite. For this
design, I took the picture of the two graduates into Photoshop and cut out the
backTground. Then I brought it back into Indesign and used the text wrap tool to
wrap the text around the right hand side of the photo. I used the information provided in the project to fill out the rest of the details for this conference.

Graduate

Leadership Conference
October 21
8 a.m. 5 p.m.
Lincoln Convention Center
Do you want to have the competitive edge in business?
Come learn how at Vouant Communications annual Graduate Leadership
Conference.
Vouant Communications is devoted to helping
tomorrows leaders gain essential leadership skills in
the workplace. During this dynamic three-day
seminar, attendees will meet with top executives of
Vouant Communications to discuss breakthrough
leadership techniques, while cultivating attributes
of leadership that will market to any employer.
Conference is available to graduating seniors.
Space is limited.

Registration and more information available

at: http://www.vouantcomm.com/leaders

Event Ad
Description:
A color full-bleed event ad, created by Microsoft Word and a scanned image, to
advertise a baby clothes charity drive.
Date:
October 12, 2014
Course/Instructor:
Visual Media
Ben Pingel
Section 08
Program(s)/Tools:
Microsoft Word
Epson Scanner
pdf2jpg.net
Objectives:
Create an event flier adverstising a baby clothes charity drive.
Process:
I inserted an old family photo into Microsoft Word and created a solid color background. Then using the rectangle tool I created four rectangles and rotated them
so that their lengths were at an angle. Then I pulled them into the corners, leaving
only one side showing so that it filled in the corners. I inserted a white rectangle
and aligned it with the picture. I put all of the information in an old style text
inside the white rectangle. I inserted seven diamond shapes and colored them
according to my color scheme to add repetition and rhythm. I then created to
black rectangles and put them above and below the picture and the rectangle with
the text. I used a decorative font to contrast with the old style font, and I wrote the
event and the date.

Baby Clothes Charity Drive

Do you have any gently used
baby clothes that you dont use
any more?
Want to free up some of that closet space?
Bring your baby clothes to Smith Park this
Saturday for Childrens Place annual baby
clothes charity drive! All proceeds go to
Primary childrens Hospital.

Saturday September 15
Smith Park
8 a.m. 5 p.m.

Saturday, September 15

Logos
Description:
These are three variations of a logo for my fake company Go Pro Rentals.
Date:
November 2, 2014
Course/Instructor:
Visual Media
Ben Pingel
Section 08
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Illustrator
Objectives:
Create three original versions of logos for the same company.
Process:
First I made three sketches. Then using Adobe Illustrator I created three original
logos. For the first logo I used the star tool and created a triangle for a mountain.
Then using a variety of shapes I made an illustration of a Gro Pro camera. For the
second logo I used text for the main part of the logo. Then I added a small illustration of a guy rock climbing. For the last logo I used a variety of shapes to create an
illustration that looks from the point of view of a Go Pro.

Go Pro Rentals

Go Pro
Rentals
Adventure from every angle

Go Pro Rentals

Adventure from every angle

REC

Go Pro Rentals
Adventure from every angle

Stationery
Description:
Matching stationery and business card created with original logo.
Date:
November 9, 2014
Course/Instructor:
Visual Media
Ben Pingel
Section 08
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Illustrator
Objectives:
Create an original logo for matching stationaery and business card set.
Process:
First I created a logo in Adobe Illustrator. I used the pen tool to create some
curved lines and I added some rectangles to make a filmstrip. Then I added some
text with my company name and a drop shadow. Then to create the stationery
I put my logo and information in the top corner of an 8.5 by 11 document. I
added two black lines at the top and bottom of the document to create a body
for the stationery.

Julander
Films

Jessica Julander
456 Wood Street
Rexburg, Idaho 83440
208.313.0987
julesj@jlms.com

Business Card
Description:
Matching stationery and business card created with original logo.
Date:
November 9, 2014
Course/Instructor:
Visual Media
Ben Pingel
Sectioin 08
Program(s)/Tools:
Adobe Photoshop
Objectives:
Create an original logo for matching stationaery and business card set.
Process:
First I created a logo in Adobe Illustrator. I used the pen tool to create some curved
lines and I added some rectangles to make a filmstrip. Then I added some text with
my company name and a drop shadow. I placed my logo inside a 3.5 by 2 rectangle and added my companys information. This was the back of the business card.
For the front of the business card I blew up my logo and put it on the front.

Julander
Films
Julander
Films

Jessica Julander
456 Wood Street
Rexburg, Idaho 83440
208.313.0987
julej@jlms.com

Webpage
Description:
This is a webpage to display my original logo.
Date:
November 23, 2014
Course/Instructor:
Visual Media
Ben Pingel
Section 08
Program(s)/Tools:
TextWrangler
Adobe Photoshop
Objectives:
Create a webpage to describe and showcase my origianl logo. Learn and use a
code editor.
Process:
For this webpage I used the program TextWrangler. I linked an html file and a
css file together to created the webpage. The first thing I did was I inserted all of
my text into an html file. I added my image to that file as well. Then I attached a
pre-written css file. Using this file I changed the font of my headers and I changed
the background color as well as the text color. I used colors from my logo. I used
the eyedropper tool in Photoshop to find the hex codes for these colors, and then I
plugged the hex code into my css file. I changed the padding around the top header
so the text wasnt crowded, and then I centered my logo so the webpage felt more
balanced.