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Email - kelly.kobbe@gmail.com Phone - 712-348-0050 Blog - https://kellykobbe.wordpress.com Facebook - Kelly Kobbe Graphic Designer

About Me! My name is Kelly Kobbe. I am a transfer student from ICCC in Fort Dodge, Iowa. Growing up as a kid I always loved adding a twist to school projects to make mine stand out. I have a creative mind and I intend to use it. When transferring to STI, I learned things a little backwards but I did start to catch on. I am a quick learner and I enjoy learning every day! Never let the bad days stand in the way of what is ahead.

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Alex is a young man of age 21 born the small town of Sheldon Iowa. Alex loves singing and he wants it all. Alex started off with singing lessons at age ten with his instructor Lewis Gruis of Sheldon Iowa. He sang at church, football games, funerals and even weddings.

He has an act for talent that is bound to get his name out there. Accomplishment is what Alex desires.

As Alex got older, he was privileged to sing at a Vikings football game in 2011. Although it wasn’t the Steelers, he said “it was still cool to sing for a pro football team.” His first song released was titled, “I’ll Write You A Song.” I was privileged to see behind the scene footage.

I got to see how many people it took to put a music video together and how even in the worst weather condition you can still make it work.

He has met many famous pop stars, his favorite was Aaron Carter. The best advice Aaron gave him was, “never give up on your dreams.” Dreams are something people wish for and want to achieve. I felt like this advice can be very useful to any human being. Alex enjoys doing other activities besides singing. He loves playing piano, going to football games, fishing at his dad’s pond, going out with friends to the lakes and being with his family. He says the only hard part about this career would be being away from family for long periods of time. As Alex answers this question he gets quiet.

I asked him whats wrong ? He answered with “ I feel like I have missed out on so many family events like birthdays and holidays.” Alex flies home as much as he can. He had a break for 2 1/2 weeks so while he was down in Sheldon I was glad I was able to meet with him.

In a couple more years Alex plans on being on the

top hits he wants to fulfill his future and compete with the best, it gives him a thrill and ambition. Every step Alex takes he gets closer and closer to his dream. He hasn’t given up on his dreams, these things take time. Just as it takes time for you and me to fulfill and accomplish our dreams and goals in life. My favorite quote is “ if your dreams don’t scare you they aren’t big enough.” This can be related to anyone, dreams, and goals shouldn’t be something so simple it doesn’t give you a little challenge. If you want something so bad in life you will do anything to achieve it, this is what i consider to be a great goal or dream. Alex’s dream is to have it all, his dream does scare him once and awhile but he will do anything to push forward and complete his dream!

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Talent is explained in so many ways, sometimes it’s known as a gift someone has. An example for alex would be singing. For teachers it would be the knowledge they posses to teach younger men and woman. When I asked Alex what his definition of talent was, he told me, “ talent is the capacity for achievement or success.” Some people say it’s where you are born that makes you who you are today. This isn’t true because even if you grow up in a small hick town with nothing to do you can still achieve your dreams. As long as you push hard and give it your all, you will succeed.

A few weeks passed after I talked with Alex and he already had to get ready to perform a live concert. He texted me to let me know that a friend had video taped the whole performance for me. It was very interesting and I wanted to watch more. I remember hearing and listening to Alex in high school albeit then I didn’t know he had so much potential and drive to push himself so hard to achieve this much in life. When I watched that video it made me realize that I want to achieve my dreams too. I want to show people my talent. I want people to know who Kelly Kobbe is. When I compared me and Alex’s dreams and wishes, they were both pretty similar, his was just based around music and mine was and still is based around design. This doesn’t mean they were different it means we both want something so bad in life we will try our best to achieve it. Even if others don’t believe we are good at something we wont let them influence us. Even if we fall sometimes, we will never let that keep us down. We will always stand back up and push ourselves harder to be ourselves and the person we want to be in todays society.

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This is my magazine spread for an individual who is pursuing a career in the entertainment industry in a small town of Sheldon Iowa.

This document also contains bleeds.

Small Town Talent

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“Push hard and give it your all and you will fullfill your dreams”

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Small Town Talent By: Kelly Kobbe

“Push hard and give it your all and you will fullfill your dreams” Fame is what I use to describe Alex Jinkinson. He is young in age and is striving to achieve his goals. Hard work and patience is what you need to achieve fame, and Alex is doing this exactly.

Alex is a young man of age 21 born the small town of Sheldon Iowa. Alex loves singing and he wants it all. Alex started off with singing lessons at age ten with his instructor Lewis Gruis of Sheldon Iowa. He sang at church, football games, funerals and even weddings. He has an act for talent that is bound to get his name out there. Accomplishment is what Alex desires.

As Alex got older, he was privileged to sing at a Vikings

football game in 2011. Although it wasn’t the Steelers, he said “it was still cool to sing for a pro football team.” His first song released was titled, “I’ll Write You A Song.” I was privileged to see behind the scene footage. I got to see how many people it took to put a music video together and how even in the worst weather condition you can still make it work.

Fame is what I use to describe Alex Jinkinson. He is young in age and is striving to achieve his goals. Hard work and patience is what you need to achieve fame, and Alex is doing this exactly.

Alex is a young man of age 21 born the small town of Sheldon Iowa. Alex loves singing and he wants it all. Alex started off with singing lessons at age ten with his instructor Lewis Gruis of Sheldon Iowa. He sang at church, football games, funerals and even weddings. He has an act for talent that is bound to get his name out there. Accomplishment is what Alex desires.

As Alex got older, he was privileged to sing at a Vikings football game in 2011. Although it wasn’t the Steelers, he said “it was still cool to sing for a pro football team.”

His first song released was titled, “I’ll Write You A Song.” I was privileged to see behind the scene footage. I got to see how many people it took to put a music video together and how even in the worst weather condition you can still make it work.

This is my magazine spread but now as a I-pad version, vertical and horizontal.

This is my layout of my calendar I made. I Included nested styles and different layers.

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Email - kelly.kobbe@gmail.com Blog - https://kellykobbewordpress.com Facebook - Kelly Kobbe Graphic Designer Phone - 712-348-0050

This is my personal logo along with my letterhead. I used the color pink because I wanted to stand out and be different, not neutral.

Kelly Kobbe kelly.kobbe@gmail.com www.facebook.com/kobbegraphics www.linkedin.com/kelly-kobbe (712) 348-0050

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These are business cards I created. I have them horizontal one way and vertical the other way. I did this so I could use my name with my logo so people can know who I am and what my logo stands for.

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Kelly Kobbe 828 5th Street Sheldon IA, 51201

Thank You!

These are some more pieces of my personal identity package. I have my envelops off to the left and my thank-you card which is on the right is a fold over card, This way I can write my own personal message on the inside.

Russ Hovendick Founder

Russ Hovendick, is the author of the Directional Motivation book series, which includes three books, the wages", the second "How to Interview What employers want to hear in today's competitive job market" and his most recent release is "Deployment to Employment: A guide for military veterans transitioning to civilian employment. Russ is a 20 year Executive Recruiter working with Fortune 500 organizations and is also a 25 year Volunteer Chaplain, working within the Prison, Jail, and Juvenile penal facilities of South Dakota.

“The little steps you take today will determine you future success.”

The Direction Motivation book series guides readers to new levels of success within their current workplace or in helping them in their pursuit of other career advancement opportunities. The series challenges the reader’s current mindset when approaching employment opportunities, bringing a whole new perspective to career development.

According to recruiter and author, Russ Hovendick, anyone who want to better their career and employment situation, can do so by following the advice he provides. Russ has used his experience in working with Fortune 500 organizations, as well as small private manufacturing organizations, to compile resources that can benefit everyone in their own workplace.

The Direction Motivation series has now been included in high school and college curriculums. It is also being used by a Top 100 Food organization for job fairs, veteran job fairs, and on campus recruitment efforts.

Russ is also a frequent guest on national radio broadcasts and has been interviewed by The Wall Street Journal, NFIB, Military Times, CNBC, and The Street.

#1 Hot New Release on Amazon (August, 2013)"Deployment to Employment, A guide for military veterans transitioning to civilian employment,"which has been regarded as a "Vital Resource" for every transition veteran by the military community.

605-362-8176 Ext. 101 russ@directionalmotivation.com www.directionmotivation.com

This is a piece I created for Ross Hovendick an author in Sioux Falls, SD.

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These are some pieces I created for a male who wanted to start fitness training group.

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Grant has knowledge and understanding of critical workouts and strategies that will definitly help you understand your body and help strengthen your core! He also has alot of military training that can help. Grant has his own unique way of achieving his goals. He incorporates alot of different techniques that can help you start feeling better about yourself today! You need to be able to push yourself to the max and also have faith in yourself. You need to love your body!

Call Grant today to get some helpful tips. He is willing to work around anyones schedule and will be at the Court Yard in Sheldon, Iowa every Friday night from 7pm-10pm.

Grant would love to help you achieve your goal. He loves helping others who want to better themselves! Rome wasn’t built in 3 days. Imporving your body will also take longer than 3 days. All you need is motivation and dedication and you will see results!

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This is a front and back sided rack card on the left. It has a dye cut at the top to give it a unique shape. Off to the right is an invite with a rip off information ticket.

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Looking to hire in the design field? Come and visit the students in the design field here at Southeast Tech Here is your chance to view their work.

Visit our website @ graphics.southeasttech.edu

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This is a front and back printed door hanger on the left. On the right would be the business cards I created with bleeds.

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Family Day

Take your family for a nice trip to The 5 Creature Featured Zoo. We have different species of cats that the whole family would enjoy. This will happen every Friday. Kids under the age of 10 get in free.

Free Photo Day

Cheetah: It is the fastest of all terrestrial animals and can reach speeds of up to 110 km/h (70 mph) in short bursts.

Lion: Lions are the only cats that are able to take down animals that are larger than themselves.

The Last Wednesday of every month we will give you the opportunity to get a free photo with one of our baby cats.

Puma: They can jump from the ground to a height of 18 feet into a tree and can also leap horizontally more than 20 feet!

Tours

Leopard: A leopard’s tail is just about as long as its entire body. This helps it with balance and enables it to make sharp turns quickly.

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712-217-7127 Kelly.Kobbe@paws.com 828 Paws Street Litter Iowa, 19283

828 Paws Street Litter Iowa, 19283

Here are some more pieces created from the zoo. I have a letterhead that also includes bleeds along with an envelope.

Labels

Drug Facts Active Ingredient Purpose Sodium fluoride 0.243%...............Anticavity toothpaste

Use helps protect against cavities

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Warnings Keep out of reach of children under 6 yrs. of age. If more than used for brushing is accidently swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.

Directions adults and children 2 yrs. & older: brush teeth thoroughly after meals or at least twice a day or use as directed by a dentist -do not swallow -to minimize swallowing use pea-sized a mount in children under 6 -supervise children’s brushing until good habits are established -children under 2 yrs.: ask a dentist

Fluoride Anticavity Toothpaste

Inactive ingredients sorbitol, water, hydrated silica, tetrasodium pyrophosphate, PEG-6, disodium pyrophosphate, sodium lauryl sulfate, alcohol (0.7%), flavor, cellulose gum, sodium saccharin, glycerin, carbomer 956, polysorbate 80, sodium benzoate, cetylpyridinium chloride, benzoic acid, titanium dioxide

Save $1.00 Expires 03/01/2014 Coupon works everywhere glisten products are sold

Questions? 1-800-348-5573 www.crest.com (L)8246171911 EXPJA10

Dist. By Procter & Gamble, Cincinnati, OH 45202

Active Ingredient Purpose Sodium fluoride 0.243%...............Anticavity toothpaste

Use helps protect against cavities Warnings Keep out of reach of children under 6 yrs. of age. If more than used for brushing is accidently swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.

Directions adults and children 2 yrs. & older: brush teeth thoroughly after meals or at least twice a day or use as directed by a dentist -do not swallow -to minimize swallowing use pea-sized a mount in children under 6 -supervise children’s brushing until good habits are established -children under 2 yrs.: ask a dentist Inactive ingredients sorbitol, water, hydrated silica, tetrasodium pyrophosphate, PEG-6, disodium pyrophosphate, sodium lauryl sulfate, alcohol (0.7%), flavor, cellulose gum, sodium saccharin, glycerin, carbomer 956, polysorbate 80, sodium benzoate, cetylpyridinium chloride, benzoic acid, titanium dioxide

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This is a piece created in illustrator.

I went with a more of a citrus flavor toothpaste and this is why I have the orange and yellow. I tried staying away from dark colors because they would not represent clean very well.

This is my gum lable. I thought a peanut butter sandwhich gum would be a crowd favorite.

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Photography

These photos are taken in Washington State.

These photos were taken in Fort Dodge, Iowa using a canon camera.

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It is a simple camera without a lens and with a single small aperture.

Cards

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✴ ✴ ✴Merry✴ ✴ Christmas ✴✴ ✴

As Christmastime comes, there's joy to be found In the promise of peace and in each sight and sound, For the spirit of love can be seen all around When Christmas brings heaven to earth! May every joy of this wonderful season be yours to share with those you love.

Have a Very Merry Christmas

✴ Love, Kelly ✴

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When holidays come around I always like to give a special thank-you too my loved ones.

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"For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.

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For everything God created is good, and nothing is to be rejected if it is received with thanksgiving, because it is consecrated by the word of God and prayer

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Here are some more examples of some cards I have created.

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Here are some more examples of some cards I have created.

Cards are something everyone enjoys to receive.

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- stroke usually made from lighter ink color - if ligter bkgd, stroke goes outside of foreground element - if darker bkgd, stroke goes inside

- when shapes are color builds, trapping filter will only ake shapes where needed, not where there are common color elements

- hugely important: trap thicknesses are based on printing requirements. After trapping, DO NOT SCALE!!! That’s why trapping is last step to accomplish. At this point, all content is done.

- applied trap “filter” in fly-out Pathfinder - make sure everything you need is selected - overprint fill is turned on automatically - traps are still editable pieces (fills, not strokes)

This is what we like to call trapping. adjusting different areas where two adjacent colors meet so that press misregistration won’t cause white spaces.