COM 322: Communication Graphics

What are you going to buy?           For many people, October is the start of the great American tradition of spending as much money as we have to show the people we care about how much we love them. American companies have capitalized on theses concentrated months of holidays and have turned it into a gold mine of promoting the economy and consumerism. From Halloween candy and costumes that we wear once and buy a new one each year, to waiting outside of a store for 12 hours to be the first in line for the infamous sale in November. More and more "holidays" pop up during the season of spending, such as the "Prime Day" invented and added to all of our calendars by Amazon.          Consumerism is a year round issue, a constant state of needing new things the minute they are added to the shelf of a store. However we tend to treat October to New Years a bit differently. Americans will buy things they live without the entire year during ...

  These templates are eight different ways to make a resume stick out. None of them are anything insanely creative simply because not everyone is trying to broadcast creativity in their resumes. When making a resume design you need to reflect the person, and if you make a resume that is super fancy and sparkly with creative ideas all over it than you better be ready to be that person once you get the job. When you are a professional and want to show that your are professional you can still have some stylistic design choices but anything more might be misleading the employer. For the first template it is a simple resume design, nothing too out of the ordinary, almost as if it's just a control basic idea. For the second template, it is separated in the middle to resemble a book for those who are interested more in writing. The third template is designed to resemble a movie poster. If you are a film buff and are interested in movie posters you know that the name of the movie is large ...