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Jackie
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Apr 6th, 2011 |
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Where was it?
Designing with type class at the School of Visual Arts with professor/typographer, Ed Benguiet.
The Details
Students were assigned various typography projects throughout the intensive semester course. Topics and design problems consisted from speed kerning, poster jobs, biforms, decorative logos, and utilizing negative space.
My Roles
+ Typographer
+ Graphic Designer
Type Design
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Posted by
Jackie
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Oct 13th, 2010 |
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Where was it?
On your mobile phone within various target-relevant mobile Web sites and apps such as Disney, MSNBC, and JiWire. All banners were strategically tailored to each media thus to capture individual attentions.
The Details
Every banner spoke individually to mobile users depending on which media they were displayed. Some touted the new features within Microsoft Excel while other highlighted the usability within the entire Office 2010 suite itself.
My Roles
+ Mobile Designer
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Posted by
Jackie
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Oct 10th, 2010 |
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Client and Campaign
Panadol (Australian site)
Medium
Web
My Roles
+ Visual Design (Headers and Call Outs)
+ Photo retouching
+ Image Optimization
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Posted by
Jackie
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Oct 10th, 2010 |
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Where was it?
Large scale materials were created for the Aetna AARP trade show showcased in Orlando, FL at the 50+ convention.
The Details
The creative was produced to capture attention of men and mostly women exploring the activities in the convention hall. The boldness of purple and green was purposely utilized through-out the materials to stand out among the venders.
My Roles
+ Visual Design
+ Concept Collaboration
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Posted by
Jackie
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Sep 10th, 2010 |
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Client and Campaign
Aetna – Healthy Food Fight Campaign
The Details
Created multiple size ad banners in order to promote Aetna’s healthy food fight taking place in major U.S. cities. Banners were optimized based on demographic location of the user.
My Roles
+ Graphic Design
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Posted by
Jackie
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May 31st, 2010 |
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iPad interactive TV app powered by CloudTV™ from ActiveVideo Networks on Vimeo.
Posted by
Jackie
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Feb 4th, 2010 |
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Try it. Here is a concept commercial my team proposed during the pitch.
Is this your card?
Posted by
Jackie
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Jan 10th, 2010 |
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The Details
As account manager co-leading a class of 20 we made 22 Loud. We researched, analyzed, strategized, designed, and produced a 360 advertising pitch for AOL in the AAF National Advertising Student Competition. Judged by ad industries leading professionals as well as the client, AOL– we received a 10 out of 10 from the client and received a respectable 4th place in D2 with our emotional concept, Beyond the Send.
Medium
360 Activation: Print, Outdoor, Digital, WOM, PR, TV
My Role
+ Brand Strategy
+ Presenter
+ Research
+ Art Direction
+ Graphic Design
+ Print Production
Honors
4th...
Posted by
Jackie
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Jan 10th, 2010 |
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http://jacquelinedimaria.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/cards.pdf
(Author)ity: The Importance of Storytelling
Advertisers need to be able to spin a yarn
June 25, 2008
-By Simon Kelly
Stories define us. Since early cave dwellers left their graffiti in Lascaux, listening to and telling stories have moved people. Stories are powerful: They give meaning and context to what would otherwise be a collection of easily forgettable facts. Stories invoke the imagination so that listeners begin to own them almost as much as the teller. In fact, there’s a growing body of research that points to the...
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Jackie
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Jan 5th, 2009 |
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The Details
Created music promotions and advertising materials for popular social venue in Downtown Ithaca, NY. The print materials were leveraged at the venue, at patron orientated events, and digitally through their Facebook page, myspace page, e-newsletter, and the lounge’s cocktail blog.
Noteworthy
40% of the print materials produced for music updates were tailored for template use in order to make easy revisions for the following months. Additionally, the “web” print piece required multiple copies as patrons loved interacting with the poster by writing in their own connections.
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