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Brenna Y. Thompson2011 Portfolio Samples For Review

There are hundreds of hotels around the San Francisco Bay, but only one “on” it.All 29 rooms and suites are directly over the water and feature panoramic

bay views of Alcatraz, Angel Island and the city skyline.

The Inn Above Tide – Your box seat on the bay.

Promo Book

Spring 2011

The owner of Grace Marketing needed a promotional book to market a Sausalito, CA located Luxury Inn. We collaborated on the layout and I executed the piece for four color process digital print as well as online publication through Blurb. This allowed her access to the booklet where ever she was to reorder them as needed.

InDesign & Photoshop

The American Society of Travel Writer’s voted the San Francisco to Sausalito ferry as #2 among the top 10 most beautiful ferry rides world-wide. The Inn Above Tide

is mere steps from this enthralling experience.

We liked: The sense of relaxed, effortless luxury and those

incomparable views – equally hypnotic by day and night, when the lights of San Francisco glitter across the Bay.

~London Telegraph

“This hotel oozes coastal chic.” ~USA Today

There are hundreds of hotels around the San Francisco Bay, but only one “on” it.All 29 rooms and suites are directly over the water and feature panoramic

bay views of Alcatraz, Angel Island and the city skyline.

The Inn Above Tide – Your box seat on the bay.

www.innabovetide.comSausalito

btbtWe liked: The sense of relaxed,

effortless luxury and those incomparable views – equally hypnotic

by day and night, when the lights of San Francisco glitter across the Bay.

~London Telegraph

“This hotel oozes coastal chic.” ~USA Today

“Hotel of the Week... Inn Above Tide... Golfer Phil Mickelson is a regular and Hollywood heavy hitters are frequent guests at the weekend. If you want to pitch your script, you’re more likely to be able to bend

the ear of an executive here than in Los Angeles.” ~The Independent – Sunday Travel – London

The American Society of Travel Writer’s voted the San Francisco to Sausalito ferry as #2 among the top 10 most beautiful ferry rides world-wide. The Inn Above Tide

is mere steps from this enthralling experience.

View from the rooms

View with your in-room binoculars

“Top 10 Rooms with a view” ~Featured on Fine Living Channel

“Amazing...beautiful inside and out” ~Featured on KPIX Channel 5

EvEnt InvItatIon

Summer 2007

As Event Coordinator for the 2008 ACE ADDY® Awards, my internship supervisor asked me to design the event’s theme and invitations. The event celebrates the achievements of local advertisement designers. I decided “Sweet Success” would be an appropriate theme and collaborated with a photographer to realize the candy and cupcake imagery my invitation design would need.

Call For EntriEs

2008 DDY® warDsA

DEaDlinE For Entry is FriDay, January 5, 2008.

All entries must first be submitted online at www.addycompetition.com. Click on “Enter the Compe-tition.” You will be directed to the competition site and there you will need to create a new login, even if you entered last. Read through the “Rules” for all the detail of how to enter.

The Process is easy to follow and if you have any questions, please contact the ACE Executive Direc-tor, Jim Reeder, at 812-423-3843.

Entry FEEs:

Single entryACe MeMberS: $50non-MeMberS: $65

CAMpAign entryACe MeMberS: $65non-MeMberS $80

IngrEDiEnts:• HarD Work

• DEDiCation

• grEat aD DEsign

• DasH oF EntHusiasm

• loaDs oF antiCipation

• onE Fabulous nigHt

Its tIme to enter tHe advertIsIng competItIon of tHe year, tHe addy® awards! so look at wHat

you’ve created In 2007 and enter today! The goal of the American Advertis-

ing Federation ADDY Awards is to recognize and award creative ex-cellence in the art of advertising.

The ACE ADDY® Awards Competi-tion is the first of a three-tiered national competition conducted an-nually by the American Advertising Federation (AAF). Concurrently, all across the country, local entrants vie for recognition as the very best in their markets. At the second tier, local winners compete against other winners in one of 14 District competitions. District winners are then forwarded to the third tier, the national ADDY® Awards Competi-tion.

The ADDY® Awards Competition is the industry’s largest and most rep-resentative competition for creative excellence. Entry into the ADDY® Awards supports our entire indus-try, because AAF and its local and district affiliates use the proceeds to enhance advertising through pro-grams such as internships, advocacy groups and advertising education.

ADDy® aWarDs

wInners wIll be notIfIed by January 25 and tHen Honored at

tHe ace addy® awards on saturday, marcH 1, 2008

Enter Soon!

SwEEt SuccESStHE iCing on your CakE

PrEpEration t imE:

btbtCall For EntriEs

2008 DDY® warDsA

DEaDlinE For Entry is FriDay, January 5, 2008.

All entries must first be submitted online at www.addycompetition.com. Click on “Enter the Compe-tition.” You will be directed to the competition site and there you will need to create a new login, even if you entered last. Read through the “Rules” for all the detail of how to enter.

The Process is easy to follow and if you have any questions, please contact the ACE Executive Direc-tor, Jim Reeder, at 812-423-3843.

Entry FEEs:

Single entryACe MeMberS: $50non-MeMberS: $65

CAMpAign entryACe MeMberS: $65non-MeMberS $80

IngrEDiEnts:• HarD Work

• DEDiCation

• grEat aD DEsign

• DasH oF EntHusiasm

• loaDs oF antiCipation

• onE Fabulous nigHt

Its tIme to enter tHe advertIsIng competItIon of tHe year, tHe addy® awards! so look at wHat

you’ve created In 2007 and enter today! The goal of the American Advertis-

ing Federation ADDY Awards is to recognize and award creative ex-cellence in the art of advertising.

The ACE ADDY® Awards Competi-tion is the first of a three-tiered national competition conducted an-nually by the American Advertising Federation (AAF). Concurrently, all across the country, local entrants vie for recognition as the very best in their markets. At the second tier, local winners compete against other winners in one of 14 District competitions. District winners are then forwarded to the third tier, the national ADDY® Awards Competi-tion.

The ADDY® Awards Competition is the industry’s largest and most rep-resentative competition for creative excellence. Entry into the ADDY® Awards supports our entire indus-try, because AAF and its local and district affiliates use the proceeds to enhance advertising through pro-grams such as internships, advocacy groups and advertising education.

ADDy® aWarDs

wInners wIll be notIfIed by January 25 and tHen Honored at

tHe ace addy® awards on saturday, marcH 1, 2008

Enter Soon!

SwEEt SuccESStHE iCing on your CakE

PrEpEration t imE:

WhoWhether you’ve submitted entries or not, you’re all invited!

WhatThe ACE ADDY® Awards is a definate “don’t miss” event. Join your co-workers, friends and col-leagues, as we reward the best of advertising in 2007.

The Advertising Club of Evansville (ACE) presents the 2008 ADDY Awards Ceremony.

KEy ingrEDiEnts For Eligibility

The ACE ADDY® Awards Competition is open to any individual, company or organization engaged in the creation of advertising. There is no limit to the number of entries a person or organiza-tion may enter. Entries in the ACE ADDY® Awards Competition and must have been created within the Evansville area.

All Work entered in the ADDY® competi-tion must have appeared in the media between January 1 and December 31 2007. With the exceptions of Public Ser-vice Advertising, Advertising for the Arts, and Advertising Industry Self Promotion categories. Work entered must have been a result of paid creative services and media placement in the normal course of

business (excluding student entries). Entries which meet the requirements of Public Service Advertising, Adver-tising for the Arts and Industry Self Promotion can only be entered in those categories.

Should a question arise relative to the eligibility or legitimacy of any entry, the entrant agrees by his/her signature on the entry form to furnish the nec-cessary documentation for review by the ADDY® Awards committee. Failure to provide documentation of eligib-lity or legitimacy can be grounds for disqualification.

SatisFy Your SWEEt TootH!

priCEACE Members $45Non-members $55

RSVP by Thursday, February 1 to the ACE Office 812-423-3843

or [email protected]

WhenMarch 1, 2008

WhereCasino Aztar’s Conference Center

The Evening’s ScheduleEntry viewing and Cocktails begin at 5:30pmDinner at 6:30pmAwards Presentation at 7:00pm

SpECial DElivEry! Once you have completed the online entry, payment

and physical entries must be taken to the address to the right by 4:00pm on Friday,

January 4, 2008.

evansvIlle CourIer & PressCommunIty room

300 e WalnutevansvIlle, In 47702

ConCEpt & DEsign by brEnna y. tHompson

sEnior, grapHiC DEsign & CommuniCations univErsity oF EvansvillE

P.O. Box 215Evansville, IN 47702

812-423-3843

www.adclubevansville.edu

WEBsItE DEsIgn

Launched Fall 2010

Through careful planning and collaboration with my client, NIW Vision, I designed, coded and maintained this informational website. The goal was to provide his clients with additional information about his digital signage services (which I also designed) and provide an online means of communication to gain new clients.

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p 480.335.1551f 480.305.6334

[email protected]

IDEntIty PackagE

Winter 2010

The owner of AlphaGraphics North Scottsdale, wanted an identity for his legal name, Arroyo Marketing LLC, so that he could eventually tran-sition to a more independent company separate from AlphaGraphics. By identifying the style and feel he wanted to portray, I designed his new logo and collaterals.

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DIgItal sIgnagE

Fall 2010

NIW Vision asked me to create digital signage to promote one of his clients, Blue Agave. Their upcoming event was a Halloween Bash with many activities and they wanted a slide that would be eye-catching and informative. I used a stock photo of a vampire to create a sense of drama and excitement that would be sure to capture attention for the event and keep interest long enough to get the information across.

btbtmagazInE aDvErtIsEmEnt

Spring 2010

The owner of Nick’s Menswear asked me to design an advertisement that would run in a local magazine to promote sales during the company’s busy season. The photo was provided and I worked with the client to organize the information in such a way that would make it easy for con-sumers to quickly gain the essential information: prices and contact in-formation.

Sponsored By

North Scottsdale at Desert Ridge

Girl FridayAs seen on

Ask about recent GirlFriday projects that you can do too!

tv PromotIonal ItEms/gamE PIEcEsSummer 2010ABC’s Laura Mahoney, hostess of a small women’s interest segment on Sonoran Living, asked that I create game cards, a winner’s presentation

btbt check and signage for her TV piece on hosting a couple’s game night in style. The award for the winning couple was a stay at the Valley Ho, my inspiration for the design of all the promotional pieces.Visit: http://www.girlfriday-laura.com/tv.html for more info.

rEstaurant mEnu BoarDFall 2010

The owner of Brooklyn’s Best Bagels & Deli needed a new menu board and some photos of their sandwiches. I set up a photo shoot in their back room and as the cooks prepared each, I shot them on-site to give them a real deli feel. I then de-signed the menu to reflect the East Coast feel he was striving to achieve.

storE sIgnagESummer 2010

Wanting to inform the public of one of our newer services, QR codes, the owner of AlphaGraphics North Scottsdale, wanted a poster that placed the new technology in an everyday setting. By incorporating the codes in a coffee house I managed to create the effect that QRs are everywhere and useful in many applications.

WEBsItE DEsIgn

Winter 2010

As AlphaGraphics North Scottsdale transitioned to Arroyo Market-ing, it was important for our clients to have a reference site to make orders and gain more information about the new company. This was our temporary site which I coded and designed to meet our basic needs in a stylish fashion.

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Email:

Entry Form

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markEtIng camPaIgn

Spring 2010

The owner of AlphaGraphics North Scottsdale, wanted a March cam-paign to help boost sales and company presence by holding an iPad give-away. Clients that spent over $100 on services and products would be entered to win the iPad. As this was taking place during the iPad’s first release clients were truly interested in winning and would try to get en-tered multiple times by buying more ultimately increasing our sales.

tWIttEr BackgrounDsYear Round Updates (This specific example was Fall 2010)I created the franchise’s (AlphaGraphics North Scottsdale) monthly twit-ter backgrounds to keep our online presence fresh and interesting.

DIgItal sIgnagE camPaIgns (In-House LCD Screens)Spring/Summer 2010These are an advertising campaign I produced for our in-house LCD monitor to keep clients aware of our services and products. The owner wanted a western theme to add more character to the lobby.

art shoW InvItatIon

Fall 2007

The University of Evansville’s art department showcases artists from around the world to expose students to a panorama of style in hopes to inspire them to create amazing pieces themselves. I designed this post-card to invite students and alumni to view William Morningstar’s rusticly charming photograph collection.

trIfolD flyEr

Summer 2010

This unique school for girls needed a flyer to extend to the general public to inform them of their services. The school focuses on the arts to help troubled girls express themselves creatively. I thought a more playful de-sign would attract the kind of students they seek to benefit. The scribbles reminded me of the doodles one might find in any girl’s notebook. I col-laborated with the client to achieve their goals for the piece and prepped it for four color process as well.

Distance, Place, Time:Photographs by

UNIVERSITY of EVANSVILLE’SKrannert

Gallery of ArtOpening:September 24, 2007Closing:October 22, 2007

For more information please contact the Art Department at (812) 479- 2043 or email: [email protected]

UNIVERSITY of EVANSVILLE1800 Lincoln Avenue • Evansville, IN 47714
















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btbtCourtney Merrill, LMFT has been

at La Europa for over 5 years

Director

Admissions

Kristin Lambert, LCSW has been at La Europa for over 3 years

Residential

We look forward to working with you!Contact us at 801-916-5696

or see us online at www.laeuropaacademy.com

Nora Urbanelli, LCSW has been at La Europa for over 5 years

Clinical

Kori Mayeski, MA has been at La Europa for over 5 years

Education

Staff

Sydel Morris-Greco, MSEd has been at La Europa for over 2 years

Special Education

Melissa Negrete has been at La Europa for over 4 years

Operations

Aimee Halley, RN has been at La Europa for over 3 years

Nursing

David Mayeski, LCSW has been at La Europa for over 5 years

The La Europa student is typically bright and talented. She may have an interest and talent in Fine Arts such as painting, ceramics, photography, music or dance. She may also have great interest and ability in writing, math, science, literature, or language. However, she tends to be a girl whose emotional and/or behavioral issues have conflicted with her being able to succeed in the areas in which she has great gifts.

The La Europa student struggles with believing that she is not good enough and tends to act out in an attempt to feel better. Often these beliefs are connected to issues such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorders, personality features, or learning disabilities. She may find coping strategies to relieve her pain in the short term, while punishing herself in the long run. These strategies might include disordered eating, self-harm, drug/alcohol abuse, and sexual acting out.

Relationships are generally important to the La Europa student, though she may struggle to form and maintain healthy relationships. The family plays a very active role in the treatment

process, participating in weekly family therapy sessions (typically by phone or video conference), and attending bimonthly Family Weekends. Our goal at La Europa is to help our students to maximize their talents and interests and learn to use healthy coping strategies to manage the difficulties in their lives.

Using therapy and artistic expression to heal young women and their families.

La EuropaA c A d e m y

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La EuropaA c A d e m y

A TherApeuTic School of fine ArTS

Residential staffOur 4-1 Ratio allows staff to carry out personalized interventions and help girls with daily application of skills that they are learning in therapy.

Staff/Student Leadership Committee5 of our most experienced staff create student teams and are responsible for:• Training – regularly on current issues• Mentorship – cultivating peer and staff mentorship programs• Family Communication – updating blog about daily activities• Wellness – setting and monitoring personal wellness goals• Facilities – attending to the physical facilities

CliniCal appRoaChIndividualized treatment plans include individual, family, group, and experiential therapies and draw from three basic therapeutic concepts:• Understanding core beliefs and their connection to emotions and behaviors• Learning to change addictive behavior patterns by addressing the deeper issues as well as identifying healthy replacements in a Relapse Prevention Plan• Addressing the importance of relationships through modeling, working through peer relationships, and education of parents and students

eduCation• College preparatory courses • Academically rigorous curriculum• Licensed teachers• Grade-specific classroom teaching• College application assistance for seniors• Special Education support for teachers and students by Masters level teacher• Parent access to daughter’s grades

Lasting change through integration of the whole self

inCoRpoRation of the aRtsAt La Europa, we are committed to using artistic expression to foster success in our students.

Therapeutic• Opportunities to explore issues and expression through creative means in addition to traditional cognitive therapies• Arts and Experiential group therapies weekly• Weekly individual sessions with Experiential therapists that are more non-verbal, creative, and intuitive in nature

Education• Fine arts focus – integration of art/ creative projects in core subject areas• Fine Arts Festival - 5 times a year showcases student work in all areas during Family Weekends• Arts Electives - Art Studio, Drawing/ Painting, Ceramics, Digital Photography, Dance, Drama, Fashion Design, Art History, 3-D Sculpture & Design • Shakespeare Festival trip

Residential• Private lessons – dance, guitar, voice, piano• Community arts activities – museums, arts festivals, music , dance, & theatre performances

integRated Wellness pRogRam• Personal Wellness Plan connecting physical and emotional health• Individualized goals on each level addressing nutrition, physical fitness, personal hygiene, community service, and other areas of wellness• Healthy, well balanced meals by cook and nutritionist• Participation in community 5Ks, fun runs, and snowshoe races





















traDE shoW BannErs & collatErals

Fall 2010

Watts Pest Prevention needed trade show banners to promote their new company and wanted something that showed the problem as well as the solution. These three banners help illustrate that by showing the story from start to finish: pests are the problem, Watts is the solution and a happy pest free home is the result. Mr. Watt also requested business cards and door hangers to promote the company locally. Through collaboration with my client, I designed, edited, proofed and prepressed the pieces for final completion.

Pests Got You Surrounded?

Watts Pest Prevention

Pests & Weeds =Diseases, Allergies & Viruses

Don’t let your family suffer!

Pest Control Weed Control Termite Control B ird Control

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Pest Prevention 1-888-928-8799

www.wattspest.com

Pest Prevention,Perfected.

We use E.P.A. approved

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Price PromiseAt WATTS Pest Prevention we are committed to operate in a financially sound manner, considering every cost incurred, in order to provide superior services at extremely reasonable rates to you, our customer.

Product Promise WATTS Pest Prevention is committed to not only being environmentally responsible with the materials that we use, by utilizing technologically advanced measures such as I.P.M. (Integrated Pest Management) and low impact materials approved by the E.P.A. (Environmental Protection Agency) and certified with the N.O.P. (National Organic Program), We also choose to conduct our day-to-day business operations with these same considerations towards being environmentally responsible.

Performance PromiseWATTS Pest Prevention is committed to providing a service experience that is not only exceptional and unmatched in our industry, but is also custom tailored to meet your specific needs. Did I mention that it boasts an amazing “Pest-Free Guarantee”!

WATTS Pest Prevention is a family owned and operated company.

What this means to you is:1.Convenient, On-Time Service! Our service approach won’t ever leave you waiting on us!2. Professionally Dressed Technicians! Say goodbye to the average bug guy!3. Owner Investment & Involvement! I’m here when you need me!4. Careful Consideration To You & Your Property! We even wear shoe covers inside!5. Exceptional Service! Every time!6. Availability! Our team is waiting for you to call… CALL NOW!7. Guaranteed Service Results! Ask about our “Pest-Free Guarantee”!

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Our Price, Product, &Performance Promise!

Price PromiseAt WATTS Pest Prevention we are committed to operate in a financially sound manner, considering every cost incurred, in order to provide superior services at extremely reasonable rates to you, our customer.

Product Promise WATTS Pest Prevention is committed to not only being environmentally responsible with the materials that we use, by utilizing technologically advanced measures such as I.P.M. (Integrated Pest Management) and low impact materials approved by the E.P.A. (Environmental Protection Agency) and certified with the N.O.P. (National Organic Program), We also choose to conduct our day-to-day business operations with these same considerations towards being environmentally responsible.

Performance PromiseWATTS Pest Prevention is committed to providing a service experience that is not only exceptional and unmatched in our industry, but is also custom tailored to meet your specific needs. Did I mention that it boasts an amazing “Pest-Free Guarantee”!

WATTS Pest Prevention is a family owned and operated company.

What this means to you is:1.Convenient, On-Time Service! Our service approach won’t ever leave you waiting on us!2. Professionally Dressed Technicians! Say goodbye to the average bug guy!3. Owner Investment & Involvement! I’m here when you need me!4. Careful Consideration To You & Your Property! We even wear shoe covers inside!5. Exceptional Service! Every time!6. Availability! Our team is waiting for you to call… CALL NOW!7. Guaranteed Service Results! Ask about our “Pest-Free Guarantee”!

Our Promise makes the difference! Simply stated we have perfected the art of pest prevention!

Pest Prevention, Perfected!This is my Promise to you,

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Pest Prevention Special $25 Off Initial Pest Service & $25 a month*

Weed Prevention Special Prices starting at $75.00 with warranty

Termite Prevention Special 5-year warranty. Prices starting at $375

FREE!! 1-year limited-lifetime renewable termite warranty** ($165.00 Value!)

*Based on a Bi-Monthly service rate of $50.00**New customers only. 1-year Preventative Pest Plan agreement required. Termite warranty provided that the property does not have a history of termite activity and that there are no termites or termite damage identified at the time of the inspection. Wood Destroying Insect Inspection Reports or inspections for the sale of a property are not included with this offer.

Referral Rewards ProgramReceive your next service for FREE!! when you refer a friend***.

***Offer valid when referring new customers only. 1-year Preventative Pest Plan agreement required. Referred customer must receive and pay for their initial pest service.

Ask about our PEST FREE GUARANTEE!!

(Give this card with your name here to a friend.)

(Present this card at time of service to receive $25.00 off.)

Name

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Address

markEtIng matErIals – Promotional FlyerSpring 2011This flyer was produced for a Desert Golf Properties Realtor who

btbt needed a piece to hand out to clients viewing the properties he was showing. By providing location information and teaser photos, this flyer presents the home’s beauty and luxurious spaces.

art shoW Program

Fall 2007

Students of the University of Evansville’s Art Department present a senior art show of the theme of their choice. I collaborated with my classmates for the style and feel of the program of the event and designed it to give insight into the artists’ backgrounds and personal endeavors.

thEatrIcal PostEr

Spring 2009

This is a theatrical poster I created for a local director who wanted his students to present: Months On End. The piece was to reflect the theme of the play through body language.

3 P’s Self PortraitApples BlushFrench Quarter Year 18Hidden SeatMe, Myself, and I Works

Paris Street OldDancers WindowsMusic and Light StoriesDiamond Necklace London StreetBench behind Flowers

Works

Ellen Prass:Attending the University of Evansville has been an exceptional educational experience as I prepare for a career in art education. A key highlight of my educational experience here at UE occurred during the fall semester of my sophomore year. I participated in a study abroad program that not only better prepared me for teaching, but also helped me to grow as a person. I was able to visit many countries throughout Europe, experiencing many different cultures. While in these countries, I saw beautiful artworks that fueled the passion I have for teaching art. I am excited about continuing my education to learn more. My current educational goals include working with the art community, joining the educa-tion community as a professional educator, and continuing my own lifelong exploration of art and art making.

Shanelle Lambert:I was born in Los Angeles, California, but now currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee. I first got interested in design back in high school when I worked for the student

yearbook. Here at UE, I am editor in chief and designer of the LinC for the second consecutive year. I’m also currently President of my sorority, and actively involved in Orienta-tion Leaders, Student Alumni

Ambassadors, and Admission Ambassadors. Presently I’m interning for Tucker Publish-ing. Once graduation arrives in May, I hope to have a good

job and get the chance to travel. Revolvers On a Branch

Sunny Side Up UnlockedSuburbia The WheelJust for the frill VenomousHusband and Wife Lunch BuffetWe are all Different FlockRecommended Daily Allowance Works

Amber Drop Green PoolsVine earrings Poppy in 3 ModesPoppies in Chicago Galaxy Clouds No.1Copper Ginkgo necklace Technicolor Potted TreeThe Day Lilies are WatchingThe Cheshire wants the Moon Works

Maggie Jordan:I am from Mt. Vernon, IN and came to the Uni-versity of Evansville to study graphic design. I later decided to study the studio arts of paint-ing and jewelry. Because of the wonderful professors I have had the honor to learn from I have gained the desire to become an art professor one day. I have also gained the passionate desire to become a work-ing artist. I have come to the conclu-sion that no matter what I have to create art throughout my life.

Nicholas Benjamin Felton was born in the ma-jestic paradise known as Evansville, Indiana in 1985, the same year Coca-Cola released their New Coke formula. Living his entire life in the suburbs of the Evansville, and having a father employed by the Universi-ty of Evansville it seemed only natural to study there. Always being drawn to art and any field that took far from any “real” work, Nick now majors in studio art and has worked in pencil, pen and ink, various paints, printmaking, ceramics, as well sculpture. He plans on graduating this Spring, barring

any unforeseen failure on his part, and leaving this midwestern oasis to

become a struggling tattoo artist.

Unscripted

btbt3 P’s Self PortraitApples BlushFrench Quarter Year 18Hidden SeatMe, Myself, and I Works

Paris Street OldDancers WindowsMusic and Light StoriesDiamond Necklace London StreetBench behind Flowers

Works

Ellen Prass:Attending the University of Evansville has been an exceptional educational experience as I prepare for a career in art education. A key highlight of my educational experience here at UE occurred during the fall semester of my sophomore year. I participated in a study abroad program that not only better prepared me for teaching, but also helped me to grow as a person. I was able to visit many countries throughout Europe, experiencing many different cultures. While in these countries, I saw beautiful artworks that fueled the passion I have for teaching art. I am excited about continuing my education to learn more. My current educational goals include working with the art community, joining the educa-tion community as a professional educator, and continuing my own lifelong exploration of art and art making.

Shanelle Lambert:I was born in Los Angeles, California, but now currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee. I first got interested in design back in high school when I worked for the student

yearbook. Here at UE, I am editor in chief and designer of the LinC for the second consecutive year. I’m also currently President of my sorority, and actively involved in Orienta-tion Leaders, Student Alumni

Ambassadors, and Admission Ambassadors. Presently I’m interning for Tucker Publish-ing. Once graduation arrives in May, I hope to have a good

job and get the chance to travel. Revolvers On a Branch

Sunny Side Up UnlockedSuburbia The WheelJust for the frill VenomousHusband and Wife Lunch BuffetWe are all Different FlockRecommended Daily Allowance Works

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Maggie Jordan:I am from Mt. Vernon, IN and came to the Uni-versity of Evansville to study graphic design. I later decided to study the studio arts of paint-ing and jewelry. Because of the wonderful professors I have had the honor to learn from I have gained the desire to become an art professor one day. I have also gained the passionate desire to become a work-ing artist. I have come to the conclu-sion that no matter what I have to create art throughout my life.

Nicholas Benjamin Felton was born in the ma-jestic paradise known as Evansville, Indiana in 1985, the same year Coca-Cola released their New Coke formula. Living his entire life in the suburbs of the Evansville, and having a father employed by the Universi-ty of Evansville it seemed only natural to study there. Always being drawn to art and any field that took far from any “real” work, Nick now majors in studio art and has worked in pencil, pen and ink, various paints, printmaking, ceramics, as well sculpture. He plans on graduating this Spring, barring

any unforeseen failure on his part, and leaving this midwestern oasis to

become a struggling tattoo artist.

Regular PowderWhite Tips PowderPink & White Powder(Gel Top Coat Included)

Back-Fill(Gel Top Coat Included)

Color or Glitter (Powder)

(Gel Coat Included)

Color Back-Fill(Gel Top Coat Included)

Gel (Regular)

Pink & White GelGel Back-FillSilk WrapGel Manicure(Add $5 For Soak Off)

$30$35$45

$45

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$45$28

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$28$30$40$28

Full Set Fills

• We do 1 nail repair at no charge up to 10 days with the same nail specialist by appointment only.

• We use brand name quality products: O.P.I., Tammy Tailor, Creative, Gelousy & Solar Nail. No NMA & No Yellow guaranteed.

Euro-Spa PedicureCallus Conqueror Spa Pedicure O.P.I. Espresso Spa Pedicure Island of Green Tea Spa PedicureSilky Milk Spa PedicureLuxury Ocean Spa Pedicure

$25$35$40$50$50$60

Classic Manicure Creamy Silky ManicureGel Manicure Ocean Exotic Manicure

$15$25$25$35

Eye BrowsLip & BrowsLip, Brows & ChinLipChinSide BurnsFull FacesFull ArmsHalf ArmsUnder ArmsFull LegsHalf LegsChestHalf BackFull BackBikini LinesFull Line BikiniBrazilian

Clients who are taking Retin A, Accutance Antibiotics, or other drugs that may cause skin sensitivity should abstain from waxing services to prevent burning after waxing services. Please always allow at least 24 hours before sun exposure.

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Thank You!

• File, Buffer, Slipper, Toe Separator & Stone for you to take home.• 5 day guaranteed no chip-off for any reason Ocean SPA & Nails will touch up at no charge to you.

Sea Salt Scrub Scent: honey dew, citrus… $5Callus Remover (O.P.I & Creative product) $5Moisture Mask $10Cucumber Cream $7Paraffin Wax $7Salt/Sugar Scrub $7Scents: lavender, chocolate, green tea, espresso,

royal scrub. (Includes O.P.I & Creative lotion)

Gel Color (add $5 extra for soak-off or french) $15

Has consistently provided excellent services and products since 1992. Our exceptionally skilled and pleasant professionals are dedicated to providing high customer satisfaction. We provide quality and innovative products at an excellent value and adhere to strict sanitation practices.

• Our esthetic professionals have over 10 years of experience in nail care.

• We guarantee our product 100% high quality.

• All instruments are sterilized in our sanitizer machine over night.

• Free file, buffer, slipper & stone for you to take home after use on you.

• Free 1 nail repair, up to 10 days with same specialist by appointment only.

• Free polish touch-up up to 5 days.

• Thanks for coming we look forward to seeing you again.

… Under 10PedicureManicurePolish Change (hands or feet)(Add $2 for French)2 Nails Design

11-14 Years OldPedicureManicurePolish Change (hands or feet)(Add $2 for French)2 Nails Design

$18$10$5

$5

$22$13$7

$5

Gel Polish ChangeRegular Polish Change (hands)

(toes)Acrylic Color ChangeNail Design (each)Nail Take-Off & Nail Tek Coatw/ color add $3 extraAcrylic RepairGel Repair (color)

$15$8$10$12$3$10

$4 up$5 up

Business Hours

Mon. – Fri. 9am-7pm • Sat. 9am-6pmSun. 10am-5pm

Allure16255 N. Scottsdale Rd.

Ste. C6Scottsdale, AZ 85255

480.991.2823

Ocean20511 N. Hayden Rd.

Ste. 155Scottsdale, AZ 85255

480.513.1518

btbt1. Euro-Spa Pedicure $25Escape the worldly worries and experience that soothing sensation. Our Euro-Spa Pedicure features sea rock soak, expert trim, shape, and cuticle detail, Alovera derived exfoliating

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Your soles will be preened and polished to perfection!

2. Callus Conqueror Spa Pedicure $35 Crusty heels don’t appeal to princesses or divas. This therapeutic and pampering pedicure is highly recommended for those with thick & dry dead skin. Intensive callus is our main focus, we’ll start with the solution that will breaks down even the toughest of callus in 3-5 min. which can be filed or buffed away, leaving only your baby-soft soles. Treat yourself with comforting 20min. cool cucumber cream foot massage in crisp. that rejuvenate rough areas of the heels.

3. O.P.I. Espresso Pedicure $40(choices of scents: espresso, lavender, green tea, royal sugar scrub.)This delicious pedicure is dedicated to a coffee lovers, after punctilious preening, you’ll enjoy a sole-spoiling coffee scents scrub, uniquely formulated with natural sugar crystals and botanical extracts to reduce callus and banish dry rough skin. Then your heels get a royal face-lift with the callus remover. Follow by soothing espresso sugar scrub to exfoliated & smooth the skin with a luxurious cooling gel and 25 min OPI capuccino lotion massage or cucumber cream. Sweet dream.

4. Island of Green Tea Spa Pedicure $50On this island, your toes with bath as they relish an isle soak of sea rock with freshly slices of lemon & orange juice. A green tea infused spa pedicure that hydrates & detoxifies. Exfoliated with a green tea scrub, and massaged with a green tea lotion. A tension relieving mask is applied for ultimate hydration & softening of your feet. Following the application of the mask or dip in a warm paraffin wax, finish with a soothing alovera cooling gel your feet will be placed in warm booties. Sip & enjoy a cup of green tea during this luxurious treatment, (35 min. massaged total for this pedicure). You will want to revisit this “island” again & again.! ( 1 hrs – 1 hrs 15 min.)

5. Silky Milk Spa Pedicure $50Soak away your cares in warm silky tub great for dry skin or over exposed sunburn. Very hydrating & nurturing. Maximize moisture in your skin. Nourish & calm yourself with a silky milk spa pedicure. It includes callus remover, 10 min. massage with sea salt scrub & lemon scrub, a cooling gel followed by 20min. cucmber cream or O.P.I. lotion massage. Sweet dreams! 1hour- 1hour 15min.

6. Luxury Ocean Spa Pedicure $60You have a toe ticket to ecstasy. A luxury treats to your feet with freshly sliced orange & lemon. This citrus contains a healthy portion of vitamin b that relieves body tension & mental stress, its help u sleep better. An exfoliating callus remover followed by a moisturizing mask is wrapped in hot steam towels while you feel your worldly stresses disappear through the 10 min. massage on hand or shoulder. An exfoliating of a (Creative/OPI) sugar scrub along with 10 min. massage that will leave you feeling silky smooth. . Those tired legs and ache muscle will be relaxed and soothed with our cooling gel and rejuvenating cucumber cream massage (20 min). Your toe nails will return to its white clean healthy look after a fresh lemon is gently rubbed onto each toe nail. Your feet never felt this good! 1 hour 15 min. – 1 hour 30 min.

Groups of 5 or more -$3 for each pedicure or we provide birthday cake & drinks.

Allure16255 N. Scottsdale Rd.

Scottsdale, AZ 85255480.991.2823

Ocean20511 N. Hayden Rd. • Ste. 155

Scottsdale, AZ 85255480.513.1518

Classic Manicure $15 Refreshing hand soak, trim, shape, soften & treat cuticles, buff to smooth then therapeutic oil, hot towel, relaxes & enjoy the massage.

Creamy silky Manicure $25A complete classic manicure plus 8 min. massages O.P.I sugar scrub (choices of favorite scent). Warm towel, follow by 10 min. hand cream massage this will leave a skin soft and shine.

Gel Manicure $25A complete classic manicure plus gel polish over the nature nail this will last you up to two weeks, no drill, no

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Ocean Exotic Manicure $35An exfoliate with a sugar scrub (8 min.) plus hot oil wrapped or hot paraffin wax while enjoy neck & shoulder massage (8 min.). Those tired hand and ache muscle will be relaxed and soothed with our cooling gel and hand cream massage (10 min) your nails will return to its white clean healthy look after a fresh lemon is gently rubbed onto each finger nail.

Sea Salt Scrub $5Scent: honey dew, citrus… Callus Remover (O.P.I & Creative product) $5Moisture mask $10Cucumber Cream $7Paraffin Wax $7Salt/Sugar Scrub $7Scents: lavender, chocolate, green tea, espresso, royal scrub. (Includes O.P.I & Creative lotion)Gel color $15(add $5 extra for soak-off or french)

markEtIng matErIals – Promotional MenusSpring 2010With this Spa, I designed a logo that reflected the feel of the company as well as set the theme for the collaterals. The light colors feel clean and refreshing, exactly what one would expect from a quality nail care facility.

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