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Download Portfolio SARA CORRAVO 517.937.9793 scorravo@gmail.com scorravodesigns.com POOR FOR NUTRITION Detroit, Michigan, located in Wayne County has a population of 673,104 people. They are suffering from a poverty rate of 22.7%. A household in Detroit is considered to be at poverty level when the annual income is at or below $24,250. Neighborhoods have anywhere from 0 - 100% of their community at the income level for poverty. Detroit also endures an obesity rate of 12.9%. Obesity is when your weight is above what is considered healthy for your age and height. This can stem from healthy/non-healthy choices available in your area, along with the household type you live within. PERCENT OF RESIDENTS AT OR BELOW POVERTY LEVEL: $24,250 HEALTHY VS. NON-HEALTHY OPTIONS 81 – 100% Farmers Markets Top 5 Fast Food Restaurants 61 – 80% McDonald’s, KFC, Burger King, Taco Bell, Wendy’s Top 5 Natural Grocery Stores 41 – 60% Whole Foods, Westborn Market, Honey Bee La Colmena, Trader Joe’s, Plum Market 21 – 40% 0 5 miles 0 – 20% Poor for Nutrition Information Graphic Design, Fall 2019 This information graphic, is comparing the levels between the poverty and food availability in Detroit, Michigan. These levels are in relation to neighborhood/sub-division, as well as the access to healthy/unhealthy options (i.e. farmers markets, fast food restaurants and natural grocery stores). 18 82 – 1940 Eric Gill, an English typographer was an 1925 Perpetua asset to the type and design industry while 1927 – 30 Gill Sans he was alive. Along with being a big factor 1929 Perpetua Greek to the arts and crafts movement. He is 1929 Solus famous for many typefaces he created such as, 1930 – 31 Joanna Gill Sans (1927 –1930), Perpetua (1925) and 1932 Aries Joanna (1930 –1931). He made a mark on the 1932 Flonated Capitals typeface industry with popular showcasings 1934 Bunyan like the London, North Eastern and British 1934 Jubilee Railways (Gill Sans), Sir Harry Johnson 1953 Pilgrim Memorial Plaque (Perpetua) and his very own book, An essay on life and works in the England of 1931, & particularly typography (Joanna). He began his career as a sculptor, which later led him to studying architecture. Neither of these areas of study were Gills fate. He took night classes to study calligraphy, letter cutter and monumental mason, which were finally something that Gill could see himself pursuing for the rest of his life. Eric Gill Typographer Poster, Fall 2018 A poster designed about typographer Eric Gill. The grids and sketches for the Gill Sans capital G, was the inspiration behind this poster design. Kitch-iti-kipi Magazine Spread, Spring 2019 This magazine spread focuses on typesetting and image treatment to represent a story about Kitch-iti-kipi in Manistique, Michigan. Has a cover image and two editorial spreads. Vinyl Interactive Animation, Fall 2019 An interactive piece about the popular fad, vinyls. Each letter (v, i, n, y, l) is a clickable button, that leads you through the background knowledge of a vinyl record. web design marketing branding logo design Omny Branding, Spring 2019 Group branding project for a mock graphic design studio. Omny comes from the meaning all; of all things, in all ways or places, “omnicompetent” and “omniscient”. A studio that is available to help in whatever aspect is needed. 2627 J Street Sacramento, CA 95816 530.224.1924 omny.design Dear Sir/Madam, Do you feel like your business is lacking in an area that deals with branding or marketing? Does your business just need a few designs revamped? Or are you wanting to create a brand new look for your business whether it be brand new or 100 years in the making? If you’ve answered yes to the previous questions, then you’re connected to the right people! Omny Design, an up and coming graphic design studio based in Sacramento, California, focuses on branding and marketing (web design, marketing, branding and logo design). We would be honored to connect personally and begin discussing the options available for your businesses needs. SARA CORRAVO sara@omny.design Omny Design focuses on connecting the business with our valued customers, to give them everything they hoped for in branding and marketing. Our customers work hand in hand LAUREN MAKSYMIUK lauren@omny.design with our best designers to make sure they have represented your business well. We can’t wait to see where a future partnership may go. BAILY MCDANIEL baily@omny.design We hope to be in contact to discuss your businesses needs soon! Don’t be afraid to stop in omny.design 2627 J Street our studio or give us a call! Sacramento, CA 95816 Best Regards, Omny Design 2627 J Street Sacramento, CA 95816 530.224.1924 omny.design Dear Sir/Madam, in an area that deals with branding or marketing? business is lacking your like feel Do you to create a wanting Or are you designs revamped? business just need a few Does your in the making? years or 100 business whether it be brand new your look for brand new connected to the right questions, then you’re to the previous yes answered If you’ve based in Sacramento, Design, an up and coming graphic design studio people! Omny design, marketing, branding and logo (web on branding and marketing focuses California, be honored to connect personally and begin discussing the options would We design). businesses needs. your for available them customers, to give on connecting the business with our valued Design focuses Omny hand in in branding and marketing. Our customers work hoped for everything they can’t We business well. represented your have sure they with our best designers to make go. partnership may to see where a future wait be afraid to stop in hope to be in contact businesses needs soon! Don’t to discuss your We us a call! or give our studio Regards, Best Design Omny SARA CORRAVO cofounder, designer sara@omny.design 520.224.1924 @omny.design omny.design 2627 J Street Sacramento, CA 95816 Business Card Letterhead Tone Senior Exhibition, Spring 2020 Tone, the BFA senior exhibition put on by 9 students, was a half of a semester long project. This showcased previous work, along with what was being designed for the show at the same time. Items like leading the title wall layout (sketchup) and invitation/poster design and printing were tasks that I took part in. 2020 bfa graphic design exhibition march 13 –19 opening reception march 13, 2020 5–8 p.m. 2020 bfa graphic baily mcdaniel design exhibition kaitlyn fisher sara corravo devries student art gallery maggie piesz richmond center for visual arts yanda ‘david’ li frostic school of art konner damerow western michigan university jalan carter gallery hours allie penrod monday: 10 a.m.–5 p.m. cindy london tuesday–thursday: 10 a.m.–6 p.m. friday: 10 a.m.–9 p.m. march 13 – 19 gwen frostic school of art opening reception western michigan university 2290 auditorium drive march 13, 2020 kalamazoo, mi 49008 directions 5–8 p.m. from i-94 exit 74b onto us-131 go 2.8 miles D MILLER A follow directions listed O R G below from us-131 N I R from us-131 H O exit 36a east to stadium drive W devries student art gallery A R go 2.2 miles then turn D left on howard street richmond center for visual arts take immediate right onto van de giessen road frostic school of art turn left onto western avenue go to the stop sign and turn right richmond center proceed to the parking ramp western michigan university for visual arts miller parking gallery hours monday: 10 a.m.–5 p.m. tuesday-thursday: 10 a.m.–6 p.m. baily mcdaniel friday: 10 a.m.–9 p.m. kaitlyn fisher sara corravo Invitation maggie piesz yanda ‘david’ li konner damerow jalan carter allie penrod cindy london Poster Minute Waltz Vinyl Album, Fall 2017 An album cover and label designed for the song Minute Waltz, by Frederic Chopin. Imagery, color and typography were key components to this design. Photography was also a portion of this project. Geo-tracking Digital Animation, Fall 2019 An animation that walks a person through all there is to know about geo-tracking. The positives, negatives and key points to staying clear of this. vimeo.com/373186956 Support a Farmer WPA Poster, Spring 2018 Reminiscent on the style of WPA posters from the 1940’s. This poster draws attention to supporting local farmers instead of large companies. Replacing Time Clock Face, Fall 2018 A clock face design based on the research of time being replaceable in some instances and some instances not. Letters that can be replaced with their same numerical number are switched and the color is tinted. ABAI ABAI Denver Conference 2023, Spring 2020 For this conference held in Denver, Colorado, promotional items designed were name tags that also serve as luggage tags, coffee mugs and t-shirts. Aldaun Restaurant Identity and Prototype, Fall 2019 Aladun began from research about the Ivory Coast. It soon developed into a fine dining establishment that was branded with business cards, menus and a mobile app. Juice Nyamanku house made juice; passion fruit, ground ginger mixed with tamarin, baobab, hibiscus, orange, pineapple, lemon and ginger root lime juices Soda Tea coke, diet coke, sprite, root fresh brewed tea; unsweetened, beer, orange, dr. pepper, cherry sweetened, passion fruit, coke, ginger ale tamarin, hibiscus Coee Water Chilled Avocado Calalou fresh picked avocado, pureed house made vegetable soup, with our special seasonings and simmered with fresh herbs and chilled to house tempature spices Choukoya Eba choice of; chicken, beef or our house made cassava, fried Bottled Beer Dégué Aloko Alloco goat, tossed with onions and with fresh herbs and spices in choice of; castel, 33 export, cream based mixer; choice of fresh picked bananas, fried and fresh picked plantains, deep our house spicy sauce hot oil strela, star beer, club premium rum (light/dark), vodka, topped with our house made fried; choice of being left plain lager, pale lager tequila, bourbon spicy sauce or house spicy sauce T.
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