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Portfolio and Resume of Jessica Stoneking, Graphic Designer.TRANSCRIPT
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Portfolio Pieces
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Self Portrait
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Ballet DeathMovie Poster
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INVERTEBRATES
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With its stout, furry body, the Mexican red-kneed tarantula might seem more mammal-like than spiderlike. The female can live up to 30 years, which is unusual for an invertebrate, but the life span of the male is only up to six years. Brachy-pelma smithi is one of a group of spiders that gets the nick-
name of bird-eater because of size, and although most of their diet consists of fellow arthropods, they can and do take
down small mammals and reptiles when the opportunity arises. In its native Mexico this species lives in burrows in earth banks, where it is safe to molt and lay eggs and from which it ambushes its prey. Habitat destruction is now a threat, and, because the species makes a popular pet, it is
routinely bred in captivity.
Atlantic OctopusOctopus sp.
F: OctopodidaeDNA analysis has revealed a number of sim-ilar octopus species, including this one, that
are related to the common octopus, revealing hidden biodiversity.
20-28 in50-70 cm
Caribbean Reef OctopusOctopus briareusF: OctopodidaeAn octopus of the western Atlantic and Caribbean, this coral-dwelling species often traps its prey by spreading its webbe arms like a net.39-59 in1-1.5 m
Common OctopusOctopus vulgaris
F: OctopodidaeGlobally widespread in
tropical and warm tem-perate waters, this octo-pus typically has a warty
body and two rows of suckers on its arms.
4.5 ft1.3 m
Mimic OctopusThaumoctopus mimicusF: OctopodidaeMany octopuses can change color, but this Asain species can change shape too—even disguising itself to look like other marine animals such as sponges, corals, and jellyfish.39 in1 m
Vampire SquidVampyroteuthis infernalis
F: VampyroteuthidaeThis deep-sea cephalopod—with character-istics seemingly intermediate between squid and octopus— has fins projecting from its
mantle and light-producing organs covering the body.
4-6 in10-15 cm
North Pacific Giant Octopus
Enteroctopus dofleini F: Octopodidae
Perhaps the largest of all octopuses, this animal is surprisingly short-lived.
Females are diligent caretakers of their huge
broods.6.5 ft
2 mHapalochlaena lunalutaF: Octopodidae6-8 in15-20 cmThis octopus preys on crustaceans and fish in the western Pacific, paralyzing them with venomous saliva that is also potentially fatal to humans.FunnelYellow background colorBlack and blue ring markings warn that this is a highly venomous species
Dumbo OctopusGrimpoteuthis plenaF: Grimpoteuthidae
Named for its earlike fins used in swimming, this cephalopod lives at
depths of 10-13,000 ft (3-4,000 m), preying on
other invertebrates.8 in
20 cm
Winged ArgonautArgonauta hiansF: ArgonautidaeArgonauts—also known as paper nautiluses—are octopus relatives. Females produce pa-per-thin egg cases that resemble shells. This species is distributed widely around the world.1.25-2.253-6 cm
OCTOPUSPacific Long-Armed octopusOcotpus sp.F: OctopodidaeOne of several octopuses with especially long arms, adults of this species fre-quest sandy lagoons, but translucent juveniles live among oceanic plankton.2 in5cm
Blue-Ringed Octopus
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INVERTEBRATES
CEPHALOPODS
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With its stout, furry body, the Mexican red-kneed tarantula might seem more mammal-like than spiderlike. The female can live up to 30 years, which is unusual for an invertebrate, but the life span of the male is only up to six years. Brachy-pelma smithi is one of a group of spiders that gets the nick-
name of bird-eater because of size, and although most of their diet consists of fellow arthropods, they can and do take
down small mammals and reptiles when the opportunity arises. In its native Mexico this species lives in burrows in earth banks, where it is safe to molt and lay eggs and from which it ambushes its prey. Habitat destruction is now a threat, and, because the species makes a popular pet, it is
routinely bred in captivity.
Atlantic OctopusOctopus sp.
F: OctopodidaeDNA analysis has revealed a number of sim-ilar octopus species, including this one, that
are related to the common octopus, revealing hidden biodiversity.
20-28 in50-70 cm
Caribbean Reef OctopusOctopus briareusF: OctopodidaeAn octopus of the western Atlantic and Caribbean, this coral-dwelling species often traps its prey by spreading its webbe arms like a net.39-59 in1-1.5 m
Common OctopusOctopus vulgaris
F: OctopodidaeGlobally widespread in
tropical and warm tem-perate waters, this octo-pus typically has a warty
body and two rows of suckers on its arms.
4.5 ft1.3 m
Mimic OctopusThaumoctopus mimicusF: OctopodidaeMany octopuses can change color, but this Asain species can change shape too—even disguising itself to look like other marine animals such as sponges, corals, and jellyfish.39 in1 m
Vampire SquidVampyroteuthis infernalis
F: VampyroteuthidaeThis deep-sea cephalopod—with character-istics seemingly intermediate between squid and octopus— has fins projecting from its
mantle and light-producing organs covering the body.
4-6 in10-15 cm
North Pacific Giant Octopus
Enteroctopus dofleini F: Octopodidae
Perhaps the largest of all octopuses, this animal is surprisingly short-lived.
Females are diligent caretakers of their huge
broods.6.5 ft
2 mHapalochlaena lunalutaF: Octopodidae6-8 in15-20 cmThis octopus preys on crustaceans and fish in the western Pacific, paralyzing them with venomous saliva that is also potentially fatal to humans.FunnelYellow background colorBlack and blue ring markings warn that this is a highly venomous species
Dumbo OctopusGrimpoteuthis plenaF: Grimpoteuthidae
Named for its earlike fins used in swimming, this cephalopod lives at
depths of 10-13,000 ft (3-4,000 m), preying on
other invertebrates.8 in
20 cm
Winged ArgonautArgonauta hiansF: ArgonautidaeArgonauts—also known as paper nautiluses—are octopus relatives. Females produce pa-per-thin egg cases that resemble shells. This species is distributed widely around the world.1.25-2.253-6 cm
OCTOPUSPacific Long-Armed octopusOcotpus sp.F: OctopodidaeOne of several octopuses with especially long arms, adults of this species fre-quest sandy lagoons, but translucent juveniles live among oceanic plankton.2 in5cm
Blue-Ringed Octopus
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Invitation
Wedding invitation created in InDesign and constructed together.
Folded Front Side of the Invitation.
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Inside Invitation
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Open June 5, 2014
Museum
Adobe InDesign and Photoshop were used to create a layout for banners and advertisment to promote a new museum exhibit.
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Underwater SecretsOpen June 5, 2014
8 million species are undiscoveredand one includes a body with a tail under the sea. Secrets you’ll never hear about mermaids.
Open June 5, 2014
Underwater Secrets
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Artist Statement
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Art is what people use to express themselves as a person and their interests. It helps them be in control of their mind; it is something that is never wrong or incorrect. Art is a depiction of an artist’s mind. I have always had an interest in art. I love to paint and let the brush flow through the page. Art let’s me create anything I want and portray my interests. My personal style in my work is drawing in illustrator and making vector designs that
stand out. My strong suit is to draw realistic things with pencil, charcoal, colored pencils, etc. Because of this, I am good with the pen and brush tool in my designs. I enjoy painting so this helps with the use of colors in my designs. When viewing my art, I would like people to be inspired to want to see more. I would like them to have an appreciation of the creativity behind it. I want my art in homes for many to admire and share.
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6905 Creekside Drive Plainfield, IL. 60586
Phone: 815-919-5237 Email: [email protected]
E D UC AT I ON Illinois Institute of Art—Tinley Park 2013-2015 Associates of Fine Arts in Graphic Design—Degree will be conferred 2015 S KI L L S H AR D S KI L L S Ado be I l l u s t ra t o r CC Ado be P ho to s ho p CC Ado be I nDe s i g n CC D i g i t a l & Hand - Re nde re d I l l u s t r a t io n P age Layo u t Go o d u s e o f co l o r a nd t heo r i e s Go o d u s e o f Ty po gr aphy S OF T S KI L L S W o r k s w e l l w i t h o t he r s O r gan i ze d P u n c t ua l Go o d l i s t e ne r P a t i e n t F l e x i b l e R E L AT E D C OUR S E W OR K GD207 Corporate Identity This course explored branding companies and learned how to work with clients. D E S I G N -R E L AT E D E XP E R I E NC E WBSJBC RADIO—-Smooth 90.5 FM HD GD207 Corporate Identity A competition was given to make a logo while working with the client Rob Griffin. Charisma GD207 Corporate Identity Required to work with the client, Carmen Bell, in making her company logo. G E NE R AL E XP E R I E NC E Alden Estates of Shorewood 4/1/2013—present Receptionist Communicating with others, using Microsoft programs, paperwork, and billing. R E F E R E NC E S Jennifer Jackson 660-888-1098 Human Resources—Alden Estates of Shorewood Stephanie Castleman, 312-351-2021 Admissions Director—Alden Estates of Shorewood Rhonda Colon 815-557-4961 President—Hopeful Tails Tabbatha Tagliere 815-272-6333 Previous Admissions Director—Alden Estates of Shorewood
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