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Resume Christopherriley Jones Do RESUME CHRISTOPHERRILEY JONES DO 3400 S Spring Avenue Apt 8 [email protected] www.rileyjonesdesign.com St.1702 Louis, Olympic MO 63116 Blvd. @rileyj_schris@gmail. (twitter) (dribbble)com behance.net/RiJoneswww.blind.com 423.762.5423Santa Monica, CA 90404 @theChrisDo (twitter) medium.com/@rileyj_swww.facebook.com/blindinc 310.555.1234 EXPERIENCE COVENANT THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY 11/16 - Present EXPERIENCEPROFESSIONAL BLIND,12330 Conway INC. Rd 12/95 – Present PROFESSIONAL 1702Creve OCouer,lympic MO B l63141vd. 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COLE• Helped & withWEBER the development of a variety of Word press themes and design. 11/94 – 01/95 221 Yale Ave North #500 Seattle, WA 98109 Art Director/Designer designedBFM GROUP and INC art directed print ads for Westin Hotels, SGI computers, Child Ha08/15ven - 02/16 315 Stag Industrial Blvd PRAXISLake St Louis, MO 63367 01/94 – 04/94 DesignMulti-Media Studio Designer Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 Intern • Worked along side the creative team to achieve creative solutions for collateral designs using InDesign, assisted Simon Johnston in the design and layout of various print assignments Photoshop, and Illustrator. • Developed identites from concept sketches to refined deliverables. ACADEMIC Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, CA 05/00 – Present Part-time Instruc tor (Fall & Spring Semesters) Cou• Assistedrses Tinaught: developing Wordpress themes and designs that achieved objectives for the clients related to •Adthe projects.vance Motion Communication Design •Dynamic Type •Film Title Design •Sequential Design 1 Otis College of Art and Design, Los Angeles, CA 08/01 – 05/08 Assistant Adjunct Professor (Fall & Spring Semesters) Courses Taught: • Perspectives in New Media & Technology II •Motion Graphics Principles BOARDEXPERIENCE SocietyDESIGN to Promote JapaneseFRONT-END Animation- DEVELOPMENTBoard of Directors BRANDING & STRATEGY MEMBERSHIPSSKILLS Emmys Motion & Title Design– Executive Commitee • HTML, CS3, Java-script • Marketing Woodbury• Tuned eye University–for visual design Advisory Board • Messaging & Positioning Santa• Wire-framing Monica & College– prototyping Advisory• Word Board press • Content strategy Otis• Typography College of Art & Design–• Board Familiarity of Governors with React 2013-2014 • Content first design And Revues • Storytelling AIGA– Advisory Board, Events Co-Chair 2012-2014 • Writing • Logo design • Mobile first design • Web Design • Web flow EDUCATION Art• Sketching Center College of Design, •B SiteFA 95mapping w/ honors G• r Adobeaphics Creative and P ackagingCloud major Schola• Principlership recipient • Incision, Sigma, Marvel AWARDS Emmy 2010 – Animation Art Direction Music Video “Heart of Stone” Addy 09– Gold Middle Tennessee State University EDUCATION MTV VMA Best Rock Video for Jet “Are You Gonna..”/director Robert Hales BFA in New Media Communication w/ emphasis in design FORMAL | INFORMAL Communication Arts Design Annual 38, 42, 43, 44, 45 Minor in Art Type Directors Club 20, 22, 23, 25, 26 Minor in Music British D&AD 2003 – Silver IDSkills-hare 2002 – Design Distinction HVisualow In thierarchyernational & spacingDesign in Annual Web design 02 PrintU animation: Digital Designtiming and Annual animation 7 in Principle BLogotype:roadcast creativeDesign brandAssociation marks with 04 –typography Gold, Silver BResponsiveroadcast Design web design: Association mobile first03 –design. Gold, Silver Broadcast Design Association 02 – Gold NBrandew York New Fe conferencestival 2002 – Silver 77th Art Directors Annual OneWP ShCampusow – Merit Telly 03 – Silver, Bronze TelLyndaly 02 – Bronze TelThely 01essentials – Silver, of BJava-scriptronze CS grid first look Word press and Genesis: building custom themes from scratch PUBLICATIONS Stash 02, 07, 12 Post January 04, August 05 L.A. Weekly “A City In Motion” Pictoplasma 3 Stash vol. 02 (DVD magazine) “72 DPI, Anime” “E-Projects” Vol. 1 “Cutting Edge Web Design, The Next Generation” “Upload, Taking Print to the Web” “Motion Graphics: Film+TV” “Motion Graphics: Web” “Becoming A Graphic Designer” How, August 03: “Design Workspace” DesignNet, April 03 How, August 01“Behind The Design” Boards, September 01 Res, vol 4. no. 4 & 5 Graphic Design USA, January 01 “Res 10” 98 LECTURES/ ArtCenter Bold: Creative Symposium Strategies for Client Growth 2016 WORKSHOPS UCLA/Blackstone: Business of Desgin 2016 AIGA Richmond: Position Conference 2016 NAB Post Production World: Branding, Freelancing 101, Client Mgmt. 2016 Idea Resource: Branding workshop, Storyboarding workshop 2016 Word Camp: The Client Is Not Your Enemy 2015 WIAD Portland: Facilitation by design 2015 Motion Conference Santa Fe: “Confidence” 2015 Search Love San Diego 2015 CalArts Creative Strategies workshop and lecture 2015 ArtCenter 3x3: Yo Lai Do 2014 Pele Awards Hawaii 2014 ArtCenter Bold: Creative Symposium 2014 San Diego Univeristy 2014 Guangzhou Academy of Fine Art 2014 Beijing Academy of Fine Art 2014 Luxan Academy of Fine Art 2014 LADF Summer Evening Talks Series: The Rebound of Graphic Design 2011 TypeCon: Panel Discussion 2010 DMALA 2007, 2010 AIGA: Inside the Industry 2007 L.A. Art Institute 2005 CalArts 2004 Siggraph 2002 San Diego City College 2002 Otis College of Design 2000.
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