WINTERNSHIP

For Audience Science I was in charge of making all the graphs and charts in Illustrator, and then recreating them in InDesign. I had to make sure they fit into the spaces provided, and proof read from the documents they provided.

Peirce College comes to 20nine very often with new projects. We did metro ads, posters, newspaper ads, flyers, rail cards, banners, etc. This one project was promoting their open house using images we had used in previous projects. I worked on a few different things for Peirce, and layed out the options for them to choose their favorite.

Toluna was a project I worked on for a long time during my internship. I was asked to find images for the divider slides, make images to correspond with text, and type all the information from previous versions. Once the client was happy with the 55 pages we did in InDesign I had to then create a powerpoint version. 

Our CEO's brother was in need of a résumé so they let me design it however I wanted to. I had to stick with a more traditional layout, but still have nicely designed elements.

These are some email headers I worked on for Synergis. The client sent us the images and dimensions, and wanted their logo and triangles included. I was in charge of designing how to lay them out, and making presentations with them in use to send to the client.

This was my last time walking through these doors. Everyone at 20nine took me out for lunch to celebrate. I am going to miss everyone so much, it was really hard to leave. I had a great time getting to know everyone, and learning the tricks of the trade. 

I am so sad to say that tomorrow is my last day interning at 20nine. Today I worked on a few different projects, trying to get as much in as I can before I leave. I did a few text variations of a logo for Boenning & Scattergood, made some email headers for Synergis, and went back to the open house pieces for Peirce College that I started yesterday. I immediately fell in love with the laid back atmosphere and the craziness of everyone at 20nine. I am so not ready to leave the awesome design world! Being able to do this job every day would be a dream come true. I have learned so much just by doing small things at the office. I look forward to visiting everyone in the future, and eventually being ble to get a job as designer. My winternship has been life changing.

Good morning!

This is one of the other interns, Danielle. She sits across from me, and I saw her painting a picture of Kevin today so took a few pictures. Today I worked on white papers for Audience Science, a British company. Just making graphs and some layouts for information they give to us. My sister flew home from Italy today so they let me leave early to go have dinner with her. I am so sad that this is my last week in the office. I am going to miss the design world so much.

I haven't even had a chance to post about the Brandmaker Series Event. We had a huge turnout, and almost everything went to plan. William Espey from Chipotle gave the presentation about making a brand. He was way funnier than I thought he would be. We all went out after ward to celebrate, and took the train home. It was a great night, and I am so happy I got to be involved.

waiting for the event to start.

Mike - Director of Technology

Yesterday I made 125 of these! They are the gifts for everyone who attends the Brandmakers event. 

It was a slow day in the 20nine office today. Most of us were keeping an eye on the forecasts, and are awaiting an unlikely snow day tomorrow. We have the Brandmakers event on Thursday so I started to package up our thank you gifts for all of the attendees. I have no idea what to expect from this event, I just know a lot of important people will be there. I'm so excited to get the opportunity to be a part of this awesome event!

At 20nine today we finally kicked off Tie Bar! A place to buy ties to wear any day or every day. The keywords for ideas were Masculine, Sharp, Original, and Refreshing. We collected all new inspiration, and with three interns the board was completely packed with images. Then we all got together to take in all in, and find some directions to start going towards. Also, I am almost done the first version of the Toluna powerpoint to be sent to the client Friday.