Graphic Design Projects in Tennessee
Graphic Design Projects in Tennessee
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Nichole Ott
👰🏻♀️ Vow'd Weddings Retail Marketing
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Olivia Kelliher
The Mom Trotter Social Media Manager
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Jaylin Booker
Ramsey Solutions – Redesign and Development of The Money Finder
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Alexis H
Brambleroot Kitchen Branding Project
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Erin Foley
Graphic Design
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Alex Cortes
The Attainment Network: Infographic Illustrations
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Darrick Hunt
Darrick Hunt - Other Official NFL Designs
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Thomas Perri
Brand Development & Web Design
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Josue Cortes
OOS Home Improvement
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Abby Smith
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Children's Book Author Landing Page Project
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Kayla The Creative
Here's my submission! Click to view (https://youtu.be/yFsx4iv8QZ8?si=81X8Q31bUIO_TCqr)Hey guys! My name is Kayla and I'm going to walk you through my process on how I used Envato as a main toolkit to create a fake closed caption only movie theater from start to finish. You'll find I used the following from Envato: Stock photos Generated images Web/UI templates. All I started with was two things, an idea and a name. Envato helped me practically create a brand ecosystem complete with photography in less than a day and a half. The rest of the time was spent migrating everything to Figma for the sake of organizing everything in one place and made visible for this video. Yo brainstormers!! Envato is where the party's at!! Do your brain dump in the prompt, scavenger through the photos,videos, graphics, and all other tools to and give form to your passions. Play with it and make it tangible because once you have a solid base to go from, it's only up from there. You will NOT be sorry. It's really so crazy how much Envato provided. It solidified direction for product and environmental branding, marketing mockups and pushed me to think outside the box on how I could humanize all the content by making the impact of the content land immersive. I used a consumer lens to focus on what angles, grading, and designs would reel me in as a consumer and not designer. Never have I had this much fun using a design platform for the first time. Thank you for watching and I hope you enjoy! @envatotuts (https://www.youtube.com/@envatotuts) @envato (https://www.youtube.com/@envato) #envatochallenge (https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/envatochallenge)
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Abir Odeh
A small behind-the-scenes look at the Juthour Olive Oil identity. This video shows part of the logo illustration process, from the initial drawing to seeing the mark applied on one of the packaging mockups. Since the full brand identity has already been shared, I wanted this post to focus more on the craft behind the mark and how it begins to live on the product. Sometimes the smallest details in a logo are what help the whole brand feel more grounded, intentional, and connected to its story.
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Brian Cannady
The Fisher Center | Website
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Roberta Morris
The Erica Banks series follows the main character, an amateur assassin, who started out her killing career avenging the sexual assault which left her sister paralyzed by systematically killing the perpetrators. She’s clever and always a few steps ahead of investigators, but at some point starts feeling the heat and needs to get out of Dodge. Centered around New Orleans, the plots all revolve around water in some way thus the watery vibe to all the covers in the series so far.
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Emily Buisson
Apartment Community Sell Sheet and Business Card
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Amanda Gann
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Experiential Design + Immersive Graphics for JPMorganChase Winter Walk SF 2025 JPMorganChase came to Happily Events with a request: Create a memorable experience for visitors to the Winter Walk that provokes them to learn more about the work of JPMC. Over the past few years, JPMC has been investing heavily in the downtown area of San Francisco with the goal of supporting local and growing businesses. They noticed that investments were often displacing people and they wanted to use their capital to counter that. This event experience invited people to engage with an interactive map of the neighborhoods and light up the canopy. The QR codes helped visitors learn more about the work JPMC is doing throughout the city. The canopy experience welcomed the child in everyone, having iridescent "ornaments" and a flowing fabric that enticed people to look up. There was a moment in the experience where visitors were under a mirror that highlighted the area of the map below their feet that showed the area of highest investment by the company and beckoned them to know that they are part of that investment.
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