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I'm Juddson Ivines, innovative graphic designer, illustrator, photographer, web developer, and writer. I design logos, Web sites, brochures, banners, book covers, corporate identities, and everything in between.

I am recently graduated from Santa Fe College with degrees in both Digital Media Technology and Journalism. Nevertheless, I already have a great deal of experience in the field of graphic design, having designed several publications, logos, Web sites, and brand identities for a number of clients. My work so far has been successful because I make it less about me, and more about my clients; about the direction their organizations are heading and about the success they will achieve. Not only does the work I design better allow my clients to stand out, they also provide visual expressions that stand the test of time, enabling clients to engage and connect with their chosen audience more effectively than ever before. Read Less

At present, I possess an Associate of Science Degree in Graphic Design and am working towards a Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism. Until recently, I also interned at Good Life Community Magazine in Alachua, Florida. There I assisted the lead publisher, Trish Utter, with photo shoots as well as with the creation of ads and editorials, which required working extensively with programs such as Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, and Photoshop. My other duties included correcting a great deal of existing text and photos, often under tight deadlines. In the less recent past, I was also employed by the Santa Fe Sentinel Newspaper of Gainesville as their Senior Editor, Layout Designer, and (for a time) Interim Editor-In-Chief. My main focus lay in using the Adobe Creative Suite to successfully create attractive newspaper issues for our readers, though I was also responsible for maintaining the Sentinel Web site. Due to the working experience I gained there with Dreamweaver, I later began tutoring students in HTML, XHTML, and CSS coding techniques. Additionally, I picked up some experience at professional bookbinding when I worked with IFAS Communications at Gainesville’s University of Florida; using a broad array of large machines such as mass printers, industrial-grade electronic hole punchers, and advanced lamination devices. Read Less