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Swing Education is a start-up company created to help connect on-call qualified substitute teachers to schools who need them. During my time working for Swing Education as a contract Graphic Designer, I worked on several different short form projects for social media (digital) Marketing purposes. These projects would follow the set Swing Education Marketing color palette.
ADDITIONAL LOCATION MARKETING
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Additional Locations
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Graphic Design
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Jul 2019 – Mar 2020
Swing Education is a start-up company, whom through my time there was starting to expand out of State. These series of graphics were made to promote the additional locations to which Swing Education was expanding to at the moment. The series would include a simple graphic of a thing or icon for which that specific state was known for, while also only using the set Swing Education color palette.
SHORT FORM ANIMATIONS
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Labor Day
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Labor Day
“You’re Invited”
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Gifs
— ROLE
Graphic Design
— DATE
Jul 2019 – Mar 2020
These fun short form animations, also known as gifs, were created to help promote events and to celebrate holidays via social media.
Not only were these gifs used for social media, marketing and celebration purposes, but they were also used as email graphics. For example, the “You’re Invited” ( bottom left) gif was created to let the e-mail recipient know that they where invited to Swing Education’s event.
GIVEAWAY SOCIAL MEDIA POST
— PROJECT NAME
#FaveSwingStory
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Graphic Design
— DATE
July 18, 2019
#FavSwingStory is a short form series of graphics to help promote and encourage viewers to share their favorite teaching moment. The graphic is posted in Social media platforms, such as Facebook and Instagram.
The graphic uses the Sailec Font Family, which was the Swing Education Marketing Font Family used at the time.
EVENT MARKETING
— PROJECT NAME
Event Posts
— ROLE
Graphic Design
— DATE
Jul 2019 – Mar 2020
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