Ayman Alabduljabbar
{Graphic design influences the culture it exists in and is influenced by.
Graphic design can bridge the gap between cultures.}
Dixon Rec Center
All images are courtesy of Oregon State’s Dixon Recreation Center. The Dixon Rec Center encourages student employees to develop their professional and job-related skills. Designers for the Rec Center are expected to follow the school's brand guidelines and contribute to the development of the Rec Center's brand through design and problem-solving skills.
“Craft Your Wellness Vision” was the theme for this summer's wellness workshop where attendees assembled a board to help them visualize their ideas of wellness whether it was eating healthy, reading or exercising. The client wanted a design that looked crafted
“Craft Your Wellness Vision” was the theme for this summer's wellness workshop where attendees assembled a board to help them visualize their ideas of wellness whether it was eating healthy, reading or exercising. The client wanted a design that looked crafted
Create Your
Wellness Vision
“Craft Your Wellness Vision” was the theme
for this summer's wellness workshop where attendees assembled a board to help them visualize their ideas of wellness whether it was eating healthy, reading or exercising.
Dixon Rec
Annual Report
The Annual report for Oregon State’s Dixon Recreational Center had "community" as its theme for the year 2013-14. The project involved showcasing highlights from the past year while still representing the center’s core values. Creating a well-designed report helps communicate the pride the staff had in creating a community that not only welcomes all its patrons, but sees them as valuable members who deserve the best experience while they are in the center.
This flyer is meant to be welcoming and friendly to show the Dixon Recreational Center's appreciation for their members.
This flyer is meant to be welcoming and friendly to show the Dixon Recreational Center's appreciation for their members.
Free Fruit
Fridays Flyer
This flyer is meant to be welcoming and friendly to show the Dixon Recreational Center's appreciation for their members.