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Euodia-Design•Portfolio-Of-Tommie-Faul-(Web).Pdf TABLE OF Contents About Euodia Design Design in Practice: Do Judge a Book By It’s Cover Personal Value Everything Type: Word Play Everything Type: Typography Editorial Spread Multimedia Be Moved Complex Concept (Narrative Thinking) I Am Indie: Periculum (Short Film) Web Design Showcase a Design Product Graphic Design CCM USA: Brochure Design Miscellaneous Photography: The Beauty of Kleinmond Photography: Spring Day 2017 Cocktails 2 ABOUT Euodia Design Euodia Design, based in East of Pretoria, Gauteng, focuses upon print design, motion graphics and web design, including corporate identity branding and or logo design. Slogan: SYNTYCHE • AMAR • TELEIOO • Syntyche: Greek name meaning “Pleasant acquaintance.” • Amar: Hebrew for “Inner Dialogue.” Vision Statement • Teleioo: Greek for “To bring it to completion.” OUR TARGET MARKET: The prospect in need of a tailored made deliverable, specialised according to their own uniqueness, and who wants to stand out among Mission Statement their competitors. Through constant communication and integrity, our OUR PRODUCT / SERVICE OFFERED: aim is to grow trustworthiness with our clientele as well as gaining understanding to their vision, inner Whether it is from a corporate identity to print dialogue and ideas. deliverables such as flyers, posters, brochures, throughout to motion graphics or web design, our Through visual communication our goal is to ultimate goal is to serve the client and to deliver harness their dreams and ideas, and bring it to our service to their satisfactory in a completion. professional manner. 3 DESIGN IN PRACTICE: Do judge a book by it’s cover Redesign an existing book cover of your choice. Create enthusiasm and capture the reader’s attention. The book cover should reveal the genre to the potential reader – it should be obvious. 4 PERSONAL VALUE: In Search of Purpose Like a koeksister’s two pieces unite to form a whole, Write a poem to express and reflect your own personal values. does everybody have a friend to grow old with, and find The poem must include: fulfilment for the soul? • Words from the culture/language you researched, What is this diversity? What is this freedom? • A South African symbol What does it feel like when a cheetah runs with wisdom? • Reflections on the heritage Will respect and true leadership emerge again? • Reflections on your own culture/values. Will our children’s children be free, and at what cost then? May this potjie of all cultures in our land, rise in full flavour , standing strong, hand in hand. May respect and honour flourish our streets once again. May the Springbok return to its prominent place and “WEN”! One thing I long to see one day: to find my place in this world and live a life that’s more than just okay. To be without fear and without doubt, may our vision for a better future be bright and without a gloominess cloud. 5 EVERYTHING TYPE: Word Play By exploring and interpreting typographic form, express the following five words through the use of typography (by use of size, spacing or placement of letters): • Wound • Knowledge • See • Reservoir • Monopoly The aim is to visually communicate the meaning through the use of typography by looking at different font styles, and layout. 6 groundbreaking work in that regard, can learn from one another without fear of and we are grateful to have been able to compromising theological beliefs. We have participate in it. the opportunity to remedy the past and our faith communities can say to the world that DAVID: In 2008, I joined Rabbi Shlomo our shared monotheism is a force to advance Riskin, Chief Rabbi of Efrat [southwest humankind. of Bethlehem in the West Bank], to open the center, even though many in CHERYL: We are indeed living in amazing times. CHANG his world considered it unacceptable E The day is at long last here for Christians to C to enter into theological dialogue with take their place as friends, supporters, and Christians. It is the first Jewish-Christian intercessors for the nation of Israel and the IS COMING relational organization based in yeshiva Jewish people. Thanks to the work of Jews [religious school] campus. and Christians over the past three decades, as By Cheryl Hauer, International Development Director well as that of Rabbi Riskin and the center, the Rabbi Riskin is one of today’s most bridge has been built. Now we need to use it. significant leaders within the Orthodox world. Twenty-five years ago, he left his DAVID: It is our wish to become your Watchmen David Nekrutman is God’s covenant is eternal. Manhattan rabbinical career to develop on the Wall in reciprocation for your long- Should we Executive Director of The the city of Efrat in Israel. He took a standing support for us. It is our hope that Center for Jewish-Christian DAVID: What is astounding is barren land, and with God’s guidance, Christians visiting Israel will remember that accept the Understanding and that Christians are coming and built a home for 11,000 Jews. He is a there is a place where they can study biblical Cooperation, established praising God during the Feast modern-day Nehemiah, who has defied texts with rabbis and tour places such as the extended hand by Rabbi Shlomo Riskin of Tabernacles in fulfillment many to stand firm in his support Path of the Patriarchs [ancient path taken by of friendship? to further interfaith of Zechariah 14:16. During of Christians. Abraham to Moriah] and Gush Etzion [block communication. the intifada [2000-2005 of West Bank Jewish communities established CHERYL: Rabbi Riskin has publicly since 1967]. Certainly! Cheryl Hauer is International Arab uprising with suicide stated that Christians are part of the Development Director of bombings], Christians came Abrahamic covenant, and this has had Fellowship Bridges for Peace with and declared “We are with I am grateful for the friendship of Bridges for you!” The Song of Moses is a profound impact on thousands of Peace. Their entire staff are true servants of significant experience in Christians worldwide. We know he God in helping Israel and the Jewish people between us can Jewish-Christian relations. being fulfilled in our times: believes that if we actually sit down and Here they comment on “Sing out praise, O you nations without ulterior motive. Since the center’s for His people” (Deut. 32:43, talk with one another, we will find more opening, BFP has been on the forefront in only pave the the growing relationship that unites than divides us, and promoting our cause and has allowed us to host between two unlikely Jewish translation.) we agree. way for better groups: Orthodox Jews and their groups, including its regional directors and evangelical Christians. Yet for many Jews, 2,000 years board of directors. relationships of pain prevent any move to DAVID: The rabbi and I have witnessed accept Christian friendship. great miracles in forming fellowships CHERYL: The restoration of the relationship DAVID: We are living in with Christians. We have hosted over between Jews and Christians is sending and miraculous times! The Jewish It is less threating to say that 5,000 Christians in Efrat and traveled people have returned to Israel Christian support has a hidden a strong message to the world. As we go agenda, either conversion around the world speaking in churches, forward together in honesty and sincerity, understanding. and become a sovereign delivering a message that reconciliation we are demonstrating God’s true character. nation. And there are those or Armageddon. Should we between our faiths is possible. who are acknowledging that accept the extended hand We congratulate Rabbi Riskin for his work in of friendship? Certainly! rebuilding those relationships. It is our privilege the God of Israel is still around Our mission is simple: “Come now, let us to be part of that process. and His promises endure. Fellowship can only pave the reason together, says Adonai...” way for better relationships (Isa. 1:18). It is a place where we CHERYL: Christians are often and understanding. horrified to learn that the Church actually committed CHERYL: We understand heinous atrocities against the hesitancy Jewish people Our mission is simple: “Come now, let us Jewish people throughout experience when confronted history, but we are definitely with this new phenomenon, reason together, says Adonai...” (Isa. 1:18) living in a period of change. and we are thankful for It is a place where we can learn from one More and more Christians the courageous members another without fear of compromising are rejecting replacement of the Jewish community theology (Israel replaced by who have embraced that theological beliefs. the Church) and affirming that hand. Rabbi Riskin has done Article retrieved from: DISPATCH from JERUSALEM • October 2010 • Vol. 35 No.5, pages 26-27 DAT3304: Typography Editorial Spread MULTIMEDIA: Be Moved Showcase an existing logo by making use of a short motion graphic sequence. Name of chosen NPO: POPUP (People Upliftment Programme) Programmes offered: • Advice Centre • Skills Training • Enterprise Development Services offered: Medical Get involved: Volunteer ADVICE CENTRE SKILLS TRAINING MEDICAL SERVICES VOLUNTEER ENTERPRISE Watch it on Vimeo DEVELOPMENT 8 MULTIMEDIA: Complex Concept (Narrative Thinking) Create a motion graphics narrative to explain a complex concept, through the use of an animated motion graphic sequence of approximately 90 seconds. The five different types of love expressed are: Watch it on Vimeo 9 I AM INDIE: Periculum (Short Film) As a group, produce your own postmodern short film (3 - 10 minutes). Watch it on Vimeo 10 WEB DESIGN: Showcase a Design Product Market a design product and improve its qualities by way of an interactive web exploration. Incorporated shapes, text, photos, illustrations and multimedia are allowed. The site must be a workable, interactive and navigable website to showcase the product.
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