Abigail Bontrager's PORTFOLIO
View a collection of my personal works, organized by Adobe program, ranging from posters to vector artworks to eBooks!
View a collection of my personal works, organized by Adobe program, ranging from posters to vector artworks to eBooks!
I have done many projects and learned many skills. I have done several graphic design commissions, from creating graphics for an upcoming book, created logos for a podcast, and created thumbnails and branding kits for social media videos. I have done various videography projects, from editing videos for social media to producing a podcast. I have worked in photography, both as a volunteer and in freelance, for several years. I am always ready and excited to learn new skills and learn from those who have something to teach.
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Knives Out (Movie Poster)
Using my favorite mystery movies as inspiration, I set out to create a vibrant and visually stunning movie poster that featured prominent aspects from the movie. I used Photoshop's filter gallery to add noise, a halftone filter, and a torn edges filter to get the textured look on the whole piece. The layer was set to Darken, which allowed color to be added back in.
Athena
In college, I had an assignment that required me to make a low poly self portrait. I enjoyed it, but wanted to take it a step further and try another one. So, I took to Illustrator and created a low poly portrait of the Greek Goddess Athena. For an extra bit of visual interest, I added a red stroke around the whole piece and a layer of noise.
The goal for this project was to create a fall edition spread for a baking magazine. Made in InDesign, I was able to create a fall themed color palette, use vibrant photos, and linear design so the reader could easily follow along.
I set out to create a redesign of the menu for Dog Haus, a restaurant that specializes in hot dogs, burgers, and sliders. I used the existing color palette to create a bold menu that displayed each item and their respective descriptions, as well as vibrant photos of the food for customers to see.
Hired to create a digital pamphlet, I used InDesign to make a simplistic cover that still communicated that this was for adults with children. I used simple shapes to create dynamic headers and page numbers, without crowding and distracting from the text.
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