"Collective" 2013

D E S I G N“COLLECTIVE ”

2013 CASTILLO

_Native

_SELECTED WORKS BY JOHN CASTILLO*CONTENTS

_L’Homme

_The Point Weekly

_Il lustration

_Cater House

_The Loma Scene

_PLNU Marketing

_Spot Grab

_Photography

_Hobart Avenue

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“NATIVE ”

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NATIVEThis project focuses on creating a brand composed of several pieces. The chal lenge for this project is found in giving each piece its “f lare”

but maintaining a cohesive feel . Bright colors, fun icons, i l lustrations and energetic photography work together to create a youthful event.

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Neutraface Book

2013

Print, Mobile App

BRANDING

ART & MUSIC FESTIVAL

OCTOBER 2013

WELCOME GUIDE TOON BEHALF OF GRAVITY

RECORDS, WE WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME YOU

ON SITECAMPING

We’re so thankful for your support of our third annual Native Art & Music Festival. We know that you’re

gonna have the time of your life here, and we want to ensure that by going over some quick things to keep you and others safe providing the best environment

for you and your friends!

For questions or concerns,

log onto our websitewww.NativeFestival.com/faq

email us at [email protected]

or

Call us Toll Free at1 (888) 628 - 4896

GENERAL INFO

Venue gates open at 11:00AM each dayCamping opens Thursday 9:00AM

Rain or ShineFestival pass must be worn at all times

Line Up / Set times subject to changeFor minute to minute changes and a complete schedule,

download the official Native App now available on iTunes.

Everyone subject to search upon entryThe festival is all ages. Age 5 & under are free.

For questions or concerns:

log onto our website: www.NativeFestival.com/faq

email us at: [email protected]

OR call us toll free at: (888) 628 - 4896

MORE ON WRISTBANDS(yes. they’re that important)

WRISTBAND REGISTRATION& APPLICATION

For a complete list of on site camping rules, visit www.NativeFestival.com/travel-lodging/on-site-camping

For a more details, visitwww.NativeFestival.com/festival-passes/about-wristbands

All camping attendees MUST be 18 years of age or older & have a vaild I.D. or be accompanied by parent or legal guardian. Sorry NO exceptions.

Each camping attendee must have their OWN festival pass for entrance.

Onsite camping opens Thursday, October 17, 2013, at 9:00am and closes on Monday, Oct 21, 2013 at noon. Early arrival is highly recommended. Cars can check in at 9am on Thursday until 2am, and starting at 9am FRI-Sun (until 11PM). 24 hours for pedestrians.

All general car & tent campers can visit each others camp sites.

There will be on-site security at all times as well as first aid stations open 24/7.

Venue/Promoter are not responsible for any materials misplaced, lost or stolen. It is recommended you don't bring valuable items or if you do, please lock them in your car for safety.

Please be advised all car camping lots will be on lock down between the hours of 10pm and 2am nightly. Cars Camping will NOT be allowed to exit during those times. If you need to leave car camping prior to Sunday a�er 2am you must do so before 10pm.

All camping attendees are subject to search upon entry. Confiscated items are considered forfeited upon entry. There is NO guarantee of return.

Feel free to bring your own food and beverages into onsite camping. Refer to FAQ's below as to what is allowed.

No glass containers, weapons, drug paraphernalia or drugs allowed.

No animals will be allowed in the campground.

No open flames (GPS we are not talking about you)

No Fireworks or any types of explosives

Campers are expected to behave in a manner that is courteous to other campers. Noise curfew at 1:30am.

Please note: Camping passes are non transferable by themselves. They will only work when scanned with the festival pass it was ordered with originally. If you bought multiple festival passes and one camping pass, the camping pass will only be valid with the first one from your group that arrives. This is to help thwart scalping of camping passes and making camping available to actual onsite campers.

Wristband registration is now open. Please log in or register for your Native.com account in order to complete your wristband registration. By registering your wristband you will benefit from enhanced customer support, social media features, merchandise specials and potential upgrades. Register your wristband prior to applying it onto your wrist. You will be unable to read your Unique ID number once on your wrist.

*ONLY REGISTER THE WRISTBAND YOU WILL BE WEARING.

A�er registering your wristband on NativeFestival.com you will have the option to connect your Facebook account. Swipe your wristband to check in automatically at any of the RFID portals near stages and throughout the festival.

Treat your wristband like cash $$$. It will not be replaced if lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed. Each wristband is good for entrance by one person for all three days of the festival and is non-transferable. Once put on, DO NOT REMOVE or attempt to loosen your wristband! Improperly applied wristbands will delay your entrance to the festival and require a readjustment fee of $25!

*Everyone in your vehicle must have a wristband properly applied on their RIGHT wrist prior to arriving in Indio. You will not be allowed within one mile of the perimeter of the venue without your wristband properly applied on your wrist.

*Police check points will vary from one quarter mile to one mile outside of the festival perimeter. Please have your wristbands properly applied on your wrist prior to your departure to the festival.

*You cannot pass through the police vehicle checkpoints without your wristband properly applied on your wrist.

*You cannot board a hotel shuttle without a wristband properly applied on your wrist and shuttle pass.

*You cannot walk or bike to the festival site without a wristband properly applied on your wrist

*Wristbands are required at all times on festival grounds. You will be subject to ejection with no refund if you take off or tamper with your wristband for any reason. If you have an issue with your wristband please immediately report to security or customer service.

*All wristbands will be checked for proper application by staff.

*A person in possession of a wristband which been tampered with or altered in any way is subject to ejection from the festival grounds without refund.

To recap, prior to arriving at the venue, wristbands must be properly applied on your RIGHT wrist in order to pass through all police checkpoints surrounding the event by vehicle, bicycle or on foot.

Wristband Instructions:*Slip untightend wristband over your RIGHT wrist.*Hold onto the 2 loose ends of the wristband and slide the closure toward your wrist to tighten the wristband.*DO NOT over-tighten the wristband.*Leave ONE INDEX FINGER distance of space between your wrist and the wristband for comfort and security.

DO NOT PUT YOUR WRISTBAND ON UNTIL YOU HAVE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY & ARE ON YOUR WAY TO NATIVE!

The closure slides one-way and CANNOT BE LOOSENED once the wristband is fitted to your wrist. You only get one shot at this so we suggest that you seek the help of another person when applying the wristband.

Do not subject your sensitive RFID wristband to the following: fire, cutting, excessive twisting, pulling, stretching or customization. Your wristband will not be replaced!

Register your wristband prior to applying it onto your wrist, as you will be unable to read your Unique ID number once on your wrist.

VENUEDOs

VENUEDON’Ts

Backpacks (medium)All Ages WelcomeIns & OutsHats Sun BlockLightersCell PhonesSunglassesDancing ShoesCigarettesSmall Beach TowelAges 5 & Under FreeFanny PacksDigital Cameras (Non-Pro)Film Cameras (Non-Pro)

NO Instruments (especially drums!!!)NO Knives / Weapons Etc.NO Chains / Chain WalletsNO Fireworks / ExplosivesNO BlanketsNO Outside Food & BeveragesNO CamelpacksNO Bota BagsNO TentsNO FlagsNO Tailgating in Parking LotsNO Refunds Or Exchanges or CancellationsNO ChairsNO Video CamerasNO Audio Recording DevicesNO Professional CamerasNO Stuffed AnimalsNO Sharpies / MarkersNO PetsNO Drugs & Drug Paraphernalia

ON SITE CAMPING

MORE ON WRISTBANDS

WRISTBAND REGISTRATION

WRISTBAND APPLICATION

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“THE LOMA SCENE ”

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THE LOMA SCENEThis is the primary archival book for

Point Loma Nazarene. The Mariner has

most always been a “typical“ yearbook

in many ways. After researching, I

discovered that book sales had depleted

over the years due to the fact that

students were no longer interested in

the “traditional” yearbook. The solution,

in my opinion, was to create a book that

not only pleased the faculty who insisted

that the book continue, but to regain the

interest of the students, of whom the

book was primarily about. I achieved

this by creating a modern set of fonts to

use, a style guide for photography and

editing, and an edgier spin on the clubs

and organizations recorded in the book.

This included features on students and

faculty. Book sales increased by 45%

and 80% of the book was laid out by me

within a two week period of time.

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Knockout & Neutraface (varying weights)

2012

Book

BRANDING & LAYOUT

The book theme was in tended to create a more marketab le p iece for increase in sa les. The s ty le was successfu l and sa les improved by 45%

Use of s t ructured gr ids, and s imple yet ef fect ive co lor a l lows for an easy to fo l low, easy to read layout .

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“THE POINT WEEKLY”

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THE POINT WEEKLYThe Point Weekly is PLNU’s primary weekly news update organized and produced by students. Prior to my term as, I worked with the previous designer who originally established the masthead, style sheets, type systems, graphic elements, and page layout libraries. I worked as the Design & Layout editor on The Point Weekly for two years.

One of the main goals was to work with the weeks budget to establish a clear hierarchy in either black and white, single Pantone, or full color spreads. Each paper was put together in 16 hours or less as I was never able to begin the layout until noon on Sunday’s and my deadline was 5 a.m. on Monday’s.

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Janson Text (55 Roman), Antenna, Nuetra Text Light, Knockout

2010 - 2012

Archival Print

EDITORIAL

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“SPOT GRAB”

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SPOT GRABSpot Grab is an Oregon based start up company, seeking to work with businesses as well as users to maximize daily appointments. The website and app were created for

users to easily “spot” and “grab” an available appointment time. Businesses pay for the service so as to fill any spots which might be canceled or unbooked.

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DATE

FORM

DETAILS

Helvetica Neue, Knockout

2013

Front end web and app design

DIGITAL DESIGN

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“Cater House”

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CATER HOUSECater House Brings the warm fuzzies associated with southern style baking under one name. The brand seeks a modern take on 50’s style which includes illustrations of the owners. The name Cater

House comes from a childhood friend, Teylor Cater and her southern family. As a result, the brand comes together with a modern color pallete, and simple vector illustrations.

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DATE

FORM

DETAILS

Antenna Condensed, Mishka, Museo Slab

2011/ 2013

Printed Pieces, Website

BRANDING

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TYPE PACKAGING

“Hobart Avenue”

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HOBART AVENUEHobart Avenue is a personal branding projet designed to sell high end home accessories while keeping an environmental focus with it’s simple reusable packaging.

On each product are some ideas and examples of how the packaging can be reused. What was originally a cermaic bird set, transforms into a bird feeder.

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DATE

FORM

DETAILS

Clarendon Bold

2011

Product Packaging, Website

PACKAGING & BRANDING

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“L’HOMME ”

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L’HOMME L’Homme is a men’s fashion magazine featuring fresh & modern fashion trends including entertainment, food, vacation and other important “man-like” aspects. The target audience ranges from ages 16-35 or anyone with an interest in fashions trending at the time. The brand focus’s on fresh and

clean layouts, minimal but colorful details, and sexy content. Photo’sare very important to the content in the magazine and modern typefaces are used to give the reader comfort when reading. The magazine is layed out with a 3x4 column grid system allowing for a clean look with minimal crowding.

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DATE

FORM

DETAILS

Neutraface, Archer, Gotham

2011

Print

EDITORIAL

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“PLNU MARKETING”

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PLNU MARKETINGThese various PLNU Marketing materials were created while working for the Marketing and Creative services department at Point Loma Nazarene University. I not only worked on the design for many of the print pieces used

during and after my time there, but I photographed most of the events at the university. The marketing pieces for the school varied from Financial Aid brochures, website marketing, welcoming catalogues and post cards.

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Various

2011 - 2012

Print and Web

COLLATERAL

Current Tuition & FeesThese figures do not include the cost of books, supplies, special fees, transportation, or personal expenses.

* Units in excess of 17 are $885 per unit; units less than 12 are $1,105 per unit.

** Based on shared room, mid-priced meal plan.

Your desk is probably overflowing with financial aid information, and your head is spinning with all kinds of financial jargon – Pell grants, FAFSA, and subsidized and unsubsidized Stafford loans (what is the

difference, anyways?). Take a deep breath because PLNU’s Student Financial Services is here to help. We offer a variety of aid, much of which is based on financial need. Student Financial Services will review your file and help connect you with the federal, state, and institutional aid for which you qualify.

> Provost’s Scholarship—$4,000Last year, high school students who applied to PLNU with a 3.700 cumulative, weighted GPA and either an 1150 on the math and critical reading portions of the SAT or a 25 on the ACT received PLNU’s Provost’s Scholarship, worth $4000 per year.

Those students who qualified for PLNU’s Trustee’s Scholarship were also considered for higher, competitive academic awards—the President’s Scholarship, worth $14,000 and the University Honors Scholarship, which is a full tuition award. All academic scholarships are renewable all four years a student is at PLNU, and the award totals will increase for the 2011-2012 application year!

Last year, transfer students with fewer than 11 units received a Provost’s award if they meet the high school student criteria. Transfers with 12-23 units must meet the high school criteria and have a 3.400 unevaluated college transcript GPA. Transfers with 24 or more units will be eligible for the Provost’s award if with a 3.400 unevaluated college transcript GPA.

In order to be considered for these academic awards, students must be admitted on or before the February 15th deadline. There awards are purely merit-based, and awarded by the Admissions Committee, who finalizes decisions mid-February. Students who receive the Trustee’s, President’s and University Honors Scholarships received them instead of the Provost’s Scholarships, not in addition to it.

> Departmental ScholarshipsYour academic department may offer scholarships for first-time freshmen and transfer students. For more information, please contact the department where you plan to study. Contact information can be found at www.pointloma.edu/ContactUs.

> Performance ScholarshipsIf you excel in the fine arts or athletics, you may be eligible for a performance scholarship. Get in touch during your application process to talk about awards for your first year at PLNU.

Athletics (619) 849-2265http://www.plnusealions.com

Forensics/Debate Team(619) 849-2391www.pointloma.edu/forensics

Music(619) 849-2445www.pointloma.edu/music

Theatre(619) 849-2248/2523www.pointloma.edu/communication

State and Federal Aid> California State Grant

Administered by the California Student Aid Commission, the Cal Grant program may be able to help you pay tuition/fee and living expense (“access”) costs. You must be a California resident, meet general eligibility requirements, and satisfy certain income and asset criteria. The filing deadline for the FAFSA and GPA Verification Form is March 2, 2012. Cal Grants A and B are available at PLNU. Visit www.csac.ca.gov or www.calgrants.org for more information.

> Federal Pell GrantThe Federal Pell Grant (up to $5,550) may assist you if you have high financial need. Award amounts are based on your estimated family contribution (EFC) and enrollment status.

> Federal Work-Study (FWS)Federal Work-Study is a self-help financial aid program. You obtain on-campus employment and receive the FWS money in the form of bi-weekly paychecks for hours worked. FWS is intended to help pay college living expenses while providing you with an opportunity to gain valuable work experience. PLNU’s Student Employment Office posts a wide variety of available positions in its office and online at www.pointloma.edu/work.

> Federal Stafford LoanThere are two types of Stafford loans: subsidized and unsubsidized. To qualify for a Subsidized Stafford Loan, you must demonstrate financial need. The federal government pays (subsidizes) the interest on this loan from the time of disbursement until six months after you graduate, withdraw, or drop to less than half-time status (when repayment begins). The Unsubsidized Stafford Loan does not require financial need. You are responsible for repaying all the interest that accrues on this loan from the time of disbursement until the loan is fully repaid.

> Federal Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students (PLUS)

The Federal PLUS Loan is a credit-based loan for parents of dependent undergraduate students. The PLUS Loan annual borrowing limit is equal to your cost of education minus any other financial aid received.

> Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG)

SEOG (up to $1,200 currently at PLNU) is a campus-based award for undergraduate students receiving Pell Grants. Because funding is limited, not all eligible students will receive an SEOG award.

Per Semester Per Year

Tuition (12-17 units)* $13,250 $26,500

General Fee $300 $600

Room and Board** $4,300 $8,600

Total $17,850 $35,700

PLNU Institutional Aid

How to ApplyTo receive financial aid at PLNU, please ensure you do the following:

q Complete and submit your application for admission.

q If you are interested in federal aid and/or Cal Grant, file the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. PLNU’s Federal School Code is 001262. To be given first consideration for available financial aid, the PLNU priority filing deadline is March 2, 2012.

q If you are a California resident and want to apply for a Cal Grant, submit a GPA verification form by March 2, 2012. Request that your high school or college electronically submit a verified grade point average to the California Student Aid Commission. For more information, go to www.csac.ca.gov.PLNU is excited to offer scholarships to our high achieving students, ranging up to full tuition awards.

The dollar amounts for these scholarships will be raised for the 2011-2012 application season! New scholarship amounts are typically released mid-October, so be sure to check out the www.pointloma.edu/UndergradAdmissions frequently for the news!

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