© 2020 Kerry Scott Jenkins. All rights reserved. Many images courtesy of the next generation of top graphic designers.
© 2020 Kerry Scott Jenkins. All rights reserved. Many images courtesy of the next generation of top graphic designers.
My Projects
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Dr. Keith Dippre
2020 music festival poster
The Music Department of Methodist University coordinates an invitational music festival annually featuring brand new composition performances.
I have designed posters each year for the event since its inception. This poster includes my own concept, with two creative commons licensed photos.
I provided layout and image
manipulation for the 18" x 36" format.
2
Fred and Debbie Seifer
stationery system
Fred and Debbie Seifer asked me to design a logo and stationery system for their llama ranch. I also created other designs as Mrs. Seifer began baking and selling muffin-top cookies which she called “Llama Bean Ranch Mookies”.
Logo design: 1999 Gold ADDY®
Tri-City Metro Advertising Federation
Stationery system: 1999 Gold ADDY®
Tri-City Metro Advertising Federation
1999 Judge’s Choice Award
Tri-City Metro Advertising Federation
2005 International identity winner
Logo Lounge 2 by Catharine Fishel
and Bill Gardner (Rockport)
3
Class Demos
adobe photoshop
and illustrator
AGD 2020 is the first imaging course within our B.F.A. in Graphic Design curriculum. I provide demos to the students on making selections and composites in Photoshop, drawing letterforms in Illustrator, and searching for special effects “how tos” online.
Here are three of my resulting posters that feature sci-fi film characters, but in impossible combinations with other stars.
4
Dr. Joel Sattgast
logo design
Pronounced Trek-ah, Trexo is a Greek term that means to run. Dr. Sattgast chose this term for his physical therapy and performance coaching practice.
His focus is on clients who are runners, cyclists, and triathletes.
5
David McCune
International
Art Gallery
north carolina glass
exhibition catalog
My faculty position at
Methodist University has
also garnered requests for design projects across campus.
This is a 56-page catalog for
“Igneous Expressions,” a show of 26 North Carolina studio glass artists, including the late Harvey Littleton.
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Many images courtesy of the next generation of top graphic designers.