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Selected worksThis is a selection of works that range from class assignments to professional solutions. Enjoy!”

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Identity corporate identity / stationery / design manual / brochure

posters / brand extensions / environmental graphics

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I CLIO Resource Center for Designers / Logo signature, sub-brands, and stationery

PRESS ARCHIVE COMMUNITY

I CLIO Resource Center for Designers / Design Manual 1” binder, 8.5” x 11” sheets

By promoting lectures, publishing educational resources, and creating community opportunities, CLIO helps expands the field of design”

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I CLIO Resource Center for Designers / Mail-in promotional kit 8.5” x 11” brochure, saddle stitch binding

I CLIO Resource Center for Designers / Lectures poster series A1 23.375” x 33.125”

I CLIO Resource Center for Designers / Lectures books 8.5” x 11” book, perfect binding

Identity Studies: Converge Conference

08CONVERGEExpanding Design

I CLIO Resource Center for Designers / Converge conference identity

Converge is a place where designers, scientist, artists, etc., gather to share ideas and solutions”

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I CLIO Resource Center for Designers / Conference poster 18” x 24”

I CLIO Resource Center for Designers / Conference invitation 9” x 4”

I CLIO Resource Center for Designers / Conference staff t-shirt and ID badge

I CLIO Resource Center for Designers / Sketchbook & promotional items

I CLIO Resource Center for Designers / Outdoor graphics

I CLIO Resource Center for Designers / Indoor graphics

I Studiocom / Logotype design & stationery system

It’s being a great experience and privilegeto work with such creative talents at Studiocom.”

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“The best intern ever” Maurizio Villareal Executive Creative Director

I Studiocom / Web site rebranding and environmental graphics

Publication layout & grid systems / booklet / book / book jackets II

I enjoy and value process because it’s helps me understand, explore, and build strong solutions”

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II Design Methodologies / Process Book binder 1” binder, 8.035” x 10” sheets

“a place to grow, to transform, and to evolve my aspirations as a designer. ”

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My Coke Rewards: Nestea Microsite

II Internship / Booklet spreads & cover 7.25” x 8.75” booklet, saddle stitch binding

II Meet the Chef / Book cover & spreads 7.5” x 7.5” book, perfect binding

II Barnes & Noble / Photomontages

II Barnes & Noble / Book jacket Impressionist artists series 6.75” x 8”

Packaging brand identity / packaging systems III

III Palmas Skin Blends / Brand identity & packaging system

III Café Yaucono Clásico / Process book & packaging system

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Theory of General Relativity

Isaac Newton's 1687 description of gravity was

considered scientific law until Einstein's General

Theory of Relativity, published more than two

centuries later. Newton had explained gravity as a

force that instantaneously acts over a distance, and

the result is a pull between any two objects in the

universe.This concept is still today.

Einstein mathematically showed that massive

objects, such as the Sun and planets, bend

"space-time,” or four-dimensional arena in which all

things exist. Imagine the depression you make by

standing in the middle of a trampoline. Roll a ball

across a trampoline's surface, and it is redirected by

the "valley" your mass forms.

To Einstein, space-time valleys create the effect of

gravity. So, the bowl-shaped warp made by Earth's

mass, for example, alters the course of an object,

like a satellite, that travels into that warp.

WARPS AND CURVES OBJECTS FOLLOWS FABRICSPACE -TIME FABRIC

Brief HistoryAlbert Einstein observations and theories forever changed we see

and understand the universe. In relation to Newton’s Law of

Universal Gravitation, Einstein pondered his view of General

Relativity, which states that large mass objects, such as the Sun,

bend “space-time” with their gravitational force.

According to Newton, gravity has an immediate effect. For

example, if the Sun suddenly disappears all the planets on the solar

system will immediately be released from their orbits. Yet Einstein

theory predicts that gravity travels at the speed of light, therefore

we wouldn’t feel the release of gravity immediately.

Greek philosopher and scientist Aristotle

lectured in Athens about “falling bodies”

trying to find their natural place in the

center of the Earth.

ARISTOTLE300 B.C.

GALILEO1638

Italian scientist Galileo Galilei concluded

with his experimentations that all objects

fall in the same acceleration, unless air

resistance or some other force acts upon them.

NEWTON1704

23 years old English scientist Isaac Newton

theory states that the gravitational force

between two objects is directly proportional

to their masses.

Mercury’s orbit was one of the puzzles that the Newton’s gravity

theory and calculations couldn’t explain. The orbit is an ellipse, an

oval geometric shape that the sun is not exactly in the center of

the ellipse, so Mercury’s position wasn’t the same as Newton

predicted. Einstein gravity theory confirmed this phenomenon.

Excess Precession

Validating ExperimentsStarlight Detection

1919 an expedition lead by Sir Arthur Eddington captured images

of an eclipse that confirmed Einstein General Theory of Relativity.

The images proofed that light is bent by gravity when displaying

stars in different positions before and after the eclipse.

MERCURY ORBITING THE SUN

LUNARECLIPSE

Gyroscope Experiment

The purpose of this experiment is to test Einstein theory in a pristine

orbiting laboratory, reducing background noise, producing the

most precise measurement of the local space-time. The gyroscope

is set at polar orbit, and set on a distant reference point. As the

time passes, the telescope axis movement in the place of the orbit

and the plane of the Earth’s rotation.

SATELLITEPROBE

IV Einstein Exhibit / Theory of Gravitation poster 24” x 36”

IV The Two Sides of War / Anti and pro war three–dimensional poster 25”x 22.375”

“Design in a Bordertown” Ed FellaProfessor / Designer

“Design in a Bordertown”

IV Ed Fella Quote / Poster 11” x 17”

Web Sites interactive / brand experience / visual style / motion graphicsV

www.savforthearts.org

V Savannah for the Arts / Logo design

V Savannah for the Arts / Web site design

www.scholastic.com/kids/stacks

V Scholastic The Stacks / Moodboard & home page comp

Design Manuel Ortiz

Printer HP Deskjet 9800

Paper Neenah Classic Crest Avalanche White Super Smooth 80 lb. cover

Typography Charlotte by Letraset

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