Our Portfolio
Showcase Journey
Our journey to create this showcase began in early January. During this time of planning and strategizing how to bring about a great year-end event, we became closer as a class and got to know one another better. Through the brainstorming process we were able to learn from and be inspired by one another.
Our first step was to create a fundraiser that would provide us with the means to host a proper celebratory showcase. This fundraiser gave us the chance to put into practice the skills we would need for the final showcase event. The next step in our process was to begin designing our class branding; we eventually agreed upon a classy 1920s look. Up next, was getting mock-ups for our website and brochure together. As the logo was finalized, the look of our showcase event was starting to take shape. More content and design assets were created, beginning to fill out the brochure and website. Finally, as the date drew closer, we prepared invitations and thank-you cards. The website you are visiting today and the brochure displayed below are the results of months of hard work, and the portfolios of each student are the result of years.
Thank you for supporting the WEGD Class of 2020 on our journey to create this event.
Posters
The posters created to advertise our Valentine’s Day Fundraiser.
Branding Style Sheet & décor Mood board
One of the most difficult parts in our showcase journey was to choose the best colours, fonts, and assets to represent our theme. Working as a group, the Branding Team was able pull together this classy style sheet. Additionally, Ashley Stephens created a décor mood board to inspire the party theme.
Class Logo
After many versions were submitted, combined and reworked, our final logo came to represent a little bit of every students’ ideas.
Student Brochure
Profile pages were made for each student to describe a bit about them, list their skills, and link their contact information. This style of profile page was used in the brochure below.
Thank You Card
The thank you card was designed to show our appreciation for all those who supported us in our journey. You can see a list of our supporters here.
Valentine's Day Fundraiser
On the fundraising event day, goods sold included: desserts, candy bags, draw prize entries, and student-designed cards.
Website Mock-Ups
Icons
These icons, made by Maegan Woods, symbolize the different software used in the design field. They are used on the website as well as the brochure to represent how strong each student feels in their skills in the various software programs.
Poster & Invitations
In order to have people attend our invent — we had to invite them! So students collaborated to design a poster and an invitation that represented our 1920s theme but also conveyed the information clearly.
Posters
The posters created to advertise our Valentine’s Day Fundraiser.
Branding Style Sheet
& décor Mood board
One of the most difficult parts in our showcase journey was to choose the best colours, fonts, and assets to represent our theme. Working as a group, the Branding Team was able pull together this classy style sheet. Additionally, Ashley Stephens created a décor mood board to inspire the party theme.
Logo
After many versions were submitted, combined and reworked, our final logo came to represent a little bit of every students’ ideas.
Student Brochure
Profile pages were made for each student to describe a bit about them, list their skills, and link their contact information. This style of profile page was used in the brochure below.
Thank You Card
The thank you card was designed to show our appreciation for all those who supported us in our journey. You can see a list of our supporters here.
Valentine's Day Fundraiser
On the fundraising event day, goods sold included: desserts, candy bags, draw prize entries, and student-designed cards.
Website Mock-Ups
After some brainstorming with the Web Team, Érika Lacaille created some mock-ups to present the way our final showcase website might look.
Icons
These icons, made by Maegan Woods, symbolize the different software used in the design field. They are used on the website as well as the brochure to represent how strong each student feels in their skills in the various software programs.
Poster & Invitations
In order to have people attend our invent — we had to invite them! So students collaborated to design a poster and an invitation that represented our 1920s theme but also conveyed the information clearly.
Posters
The posters created to advertise our Valentine’s Day Fundraiser.
Valentine's Day Fundraiser
On the fundraising event day, goods sold included: desserts, candy bags, draw prize entries, and student-designed cards.
Branding Style Sheet & décor Mood board
One of the most difficult parts in our showcase journey was to choose the best colours, fonts, and assets to represent our theme. Working as a group, the Branding Team was able pull together this classy style sheet. Additionally, Ashley Stephens created a décor mood board to inspire the party theme.
Website Mock-Ups
Class Logo
After many versions were submitted, combined and reworked, our final logo came to represent a little bit of every students’ ideas.
Icons
These icons, made by Maegan Woods, symbolize the different software used in the design field. They are used on the website as well as the brochure to represent how strong each student feels in their skills in the various software programs.
Student Brochure
Profile pages were made for each student to describe a bit about them, list their skills, and link their contact information. This style of profile page was used in the brochure below.
Poster & Invitations
In order to have people attend our invent — we had to invite them! So students collaborated to design a poster and an invitation that represented our 1920s theme but also conveyed the information clearly.
Thank You Card
The thank you card was designed to show our appreciation for all those who supported us in our journey. You can see a list of our supporters here.
Brochure
Thank you to all those who supported us in this journey.
WEGD Class of 2020
