Here are some links that have to-go-box templates. For this project one of your die lines must be a custom design you create, not from a template. You still may need to rework some of the die-line templates and adjust them for this project. Some of the links contain jpg or gif files, if you choose these ones you must redraw them and set them up in Adobe Illustrator. Use layers to isolate your die line, marks, and artwork. Remember to use a custom spot color for your die line. Below are the links.
www.ruthannzaroff.com
yourpackagingsource.com
www.splitcoaststampers.com
www.trendex.com
www.thehybridchick.com
dodadidit.blogspot.com
whimsical-wendy.blogspot.com
www.impress1.com
Below is the assignment sheet for the restaurant packaging design project. Focus on the packaging concept, and study existing packaging designs from other restaurants. Start by creating thumbnails and mock-ups for your designs.
Restaurant Package Design
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Corporate Identity project
Below is the assignment sheet for the Chinese Restaurant Corporate Identity project.
Chinese Restaurant Corporate Identity Assignment sheet
Chinese Restaurant Corporate Identity Assignment sheet
8 Page Newsletter Assignment Sheet
Here is the Newsletter assignment sheet. In class I reviewed how to setup the layouts and dummies for this assignment. There are a lot of technical aspects to this project. This newsletter should be designed with the intent that it will be run on an offset press, and will have color restrictions that are specific to the signatures. It will be design to print 4 color (cmyk) on one side and up to 2 colors (black & a spot color) on the other side. The pages that will have full color will be the front and back covers, and the inside center pages (4-5 if cover is page 1). The rest of the pages (2,3,6,& 7 are 2-color pages if your cover is page 1) will need to be one or two colors. Remember to use pantone solid uncoated for your spot color if used.
Here is the new eight page newsletter Assignment description:
Abstracts/Specs:
Design a newsletter for a company that is chosen by your instructor. Your newsletter will be designed as an 8 page newsletter with a 4 over 1 or as a 4 over 2 design. This job design will be targeted to print on an Offset press, but final comps for instructor submission will be printed on Laser jet printers.
Prepare thumbnail sketches that show your masthead, style, front page & center pages. Turn in your best 15 for evaluation. With instructor input, Decide on a layout and recreate your vision.
You may use photos, and or illustrations. For pixel-based images, edit them in Photoshop and convert the images to CMYK, Duotone, or grayscale. Use full 300 dpi resolution. Use of low quality images will be marked down, unless otherwise informed by instructor. Flattened tif files are recommended for file exports from Photoshop, Photoshop EPS files for Duotones, and EPS files are the recommended file format from Illustrator.
Your publication must be at least 8 pages and contain Display Text, as well as body text. This newsletter must use a Nameplate and mailer for the back cover. Bleeds, duotones, and page numbering are optional, but will be graded on correct usage. Your design will be printed on uncoated paper. Use Pantone solid uncoated swatches for a spot color, CMYK, and Grayscale for your color spaces/modes. Use half inch margins on all 4 sides to allow for page numbers. Your newsletter must not exceed more than 2 colors four inside pages. Use a dummy to determine which pages will be process color and which pages will be spot or one color.
You will be graded on composition and the use of the principles and elements of design related to this project. Avoid problems such as widow and orphans and utilize Small Caps and Superscript where needed. Follow the rules of paragraph formatting and utilize baseline grids. Decide on body type font, size, justification and paragraph style and be sure to use the same format throughout the entire layout. Turn in a printed sample and PDF files for grading. Turn your files in on a CD. You must submit a pdf of the design set in single pages, an 8 page impositioned pdf and a 4 page impositioned pdf. Turn in separations printed on letter (8.5” x 11”) sized paper printed from your 8 pg impositioned pdf file. (Scale to fit the separations to fit on letter sized paper).
Below is a link to the old Eight Page Newsletter assignment sheet and the Scribd preview:8pg Newsletter
Here is a link for a video demonstrating how to set up an 8 page manual imposition using Adobe inDesign: 8 Page Imposition Video
Here is the new eight page newsletter Assignment description:
Abstracts/Specs:
Design a newsletter for a company that is chosen by your instructor. Your newsletter will be designed as an 8 page newsletter with a 4 over 1 or as a 4 over 2 design. This job design will be targeted to print on an Offset press, but final comps for instructor submission will be printed on Laser jet printers.
Prepare thumbnail sketches that show your masthead, style, front page & center pages. Turn in your best 15 for evaluation. With instructor input, Decide on a layout and recreate your vision.
You may use photos, and or illustrations. For pixel-based images, edit them in Photoshop and convert the images to CMYK, Duotone, or grayscale. Use full 300 dpi resolution. Use of low quality images will be marked down, unless otherwise informed by instructor. Flattened tif files are recommended for file exports from Photoshop, Photoshop EPS files for Duotones, and EPS files are the recommended file format from Illustrator.
Your publication must be at least 8 pages and contain Display Text, as well as body text. This newsletter must use a Nameplate and mailer for the back cover. Bleeds, duotones, and page numbering are optional, but will be graded on correct usage. Your design will be printed on uncoated paper. Use Pantone solid uncoated swatches for a spot color, CMYK, and Grayscale for your color spaces/modes. Use half inch margins on all 4 sides to allow for page numbers. Your newsletter must not exceed more than 2 colors four inside pages. Use a dummy to determine which pages will be process color and which pages will be spot or one color.
You will be graded on composition and the use of the principles and elements of design related to this project. Avoid problems such as widow and orphans and utilize Small Caps and Superscript where needed. Follow the rules of paragraph formatting and utilize baseline grids. Decide on body type font, size, justification and paragraph style and be sure to use the same format throughout the entire layout. Turn in a printed sample and PDF files for grading. Turn your files in on a CD. You must submit a pdf of the design set in single pages, an 8 page impositioned pdf and a 4 page impositioned pdf. Turn in separations printed on letter (8.5” x 11”) sized paper printed from your 8 pg impositioned pdf file. (Scale to fit the separations to fit on letter sized paper).
Below is a link to the old Eight Page Newsletter assignment sheet and the Scribd preview:8pg Newsletter
Here is a link for a video demonstrating how to set up an 8 page manual imposition using Adobe inDesign: 8 Page Imposition Video
Calendar Assignment Sheet
This is an assignment sheet for the Calendar. It will help with the understanding and knowledge of; calendars imposition, resolution, typography, grids, layout, output, color space, creative thought, design and composition.
Useful links for this assignment:
Time and date.com
Saddle Stitched Calendar Assignment Sheet
Here is the Scribd link for the file: Saddle Stitched Calendar Assignment Sheet
Useful links for this assignment:
Time and date.com
Saddle Stitched Calendar Assignment Sheet
Here is the Scribd link for the file: Saddle Stitched Calendar Assignment Sheet
Notepad Screening/Tinting Assignment sheet
This Assignment sheet can be created using Adobe Illustrator, or Adobe Indesign. Avoid using photos and pixel based images for this project. Make sure to use at least one bleed edge and maintain margins. Only use two spot colors and stay with pantone solid coated for design creation. Choose darker spot colors to allow for more screening/tinting options.
Below is a link to the Notepad Screening/Tinting assignment sheet. Screening Notepad Assignment sheet
Here is the Scribd link for the file: Notepad Screening/Tinting Assignment Sheet
Below is a link to the Notepad Screening/Tinting assignment sheet. Screening Notepad Assignment sheet
Here is the Scribd link for the file: Notepad Screening/Tinting Assignment Sheet
Formal Invitation assignment sheet
Here is the Imposition assignment sheet. Here is a link to the imposition assignment sheet:AVC1430 Duotone Assignment sheet
Here is the Scribd link for the file: Formal Invitation Assignment Sheet
Here is the Scribd link for the file: Formal Invitation Assignment Sheet
Imposition Assignment Sheet
Here is the Imposition assignment sheet. Here is a link to the imposition assignment sheet:AVC1430 Imposition
Here is the Scribd link for the file: Imposition Assignment Sheet
Here is a link for a video demonstrating how to set up an 8 page manual imposition using Adobe inDesign: 8 Page Imposition Video
Here is the Scribd link for the file: Imposition Assignment Sheet
Here is a link for a video demonstrating how to set up an 8 page manual imposition using Adobe inDesign: 8 Page Imposition Video
T-shirt Design assignment
Here is the T-shirt design assignment sheet.
Screen printing design assignment
Here is the Scribd link for the file: Screen Printing Assignment Sheet
Screen printing design assignment
Here is the Scribd link for the file: Screen Printing Assignment Sheet
Restaurant Package Design Assignment Sheet
This is an assignment sheet for a restaurant package design. The main focus of this assignment is centered around the Logo. Follow through on the thumbnail and pre-planning stages to ensure high quality. Explore several different ideas and utilize thumbnails for visual brainstorming. The technical aspects of this project include the creation of custom die lines, bleeds, and the selection of colors for the restaurants Corporate Identity.
Below is more information about what to turn in for this project.
Mounted Work:
You need to turn in a mounted piece that displays your artwork, marks and die line for both the to-go-box and bag. You must also display your logo and business card. On the logo display you can spec colors and other pertinent information upon your own discretion. You may scale the pieces to fit on matte boards, but be sure it does not make your artwork unrecognizable. Try to display your artwork as large as possible (15 x 20 matte boards are recommended). Use 2 or 3 matte boards to mount project if needed.
Mock Ups:
Print your file once with the artwork, marks, & die line. Print your file a second time with the same scaling ratio as before and with your trim and fold marks, but without the die line. Tape down your first print with containing artwork, marks, & die line to a light Table. Place and secure a Mylar sheet over the top of your first print. Register your second printout over the top of the first print and the Mylar. Use trim marks to line up (Register) the second print to the first print and tape it down. Turn the light table on and score your sheet on fold marks with a blunt object. Using an Exacto blade and ruler to cut out your bag and to-go-box. Put you box and bag together, use adhesive where necessary.
CD:
Label your files with your first and last name and burn pdfs and print ready files for the bag, to-go-box, business card, and logo to a CD. Label the Cd with your first and last name. Make sure you burn your CD.
Useful links for this assignment:
Rubberspark.com die line tutorial link.
Restaurant Package Design
Here is the Scribd link for the file: Restaurant Package Design Assignment Sheet
Below is more information about what to turn in for this project.
Mounted Work:
You need to turn in a mounted piece that displays your artwork, marks and die line for both the to-go-box and bag. You must also display your logo and business card. On the logo display you can spec colors and other pertinent information upon your own discretion. You may scale the pieces to fit on matte boards, but be sure it does not make your artwork unrecognizable. Try to display your artwork as large as possible (15 x 20 matte boards are recommended). Use 2 or 3 matte boards to mount project if needed.
Mock Ups:
Print your file once with the artwork, marks, & die line. Print your file a second time with the same scaling ratio as before and with your trim and fold marks, but without the die line. Tape down your first print with containing artwork, marks, & die line to a light Table. Place and secure a Mylar sheet over the top of your first print. Register your second printout over the top of the first print and the Mylar. Use trim marks to line up (Register) the second print to the first print and tape it down. Turn the light table on and score your sheet on fold marks with a blunt object. Using an Exacto blade and ruler to cut out your bag and to-go-box. Put you box and bag together, use adhesive where necessary.
CD:
Label your files with your first and last name and burn pdfs and print ready files for the bag, to-go-box, business card, and logo to a CD. Label the Cd with your first and last name. Make sure you burn your CD.
Useful links for this assignment:
Rubberspark.com die line tutorial link.
Restaurant Package Design
Here is the Scribd link for the file: Restaurant Package Design Assignment Sheet
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