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4 4 3 6 M a y c r e s t A v e. N I K O L A S E Y E S Los Angeles, CA 90032 R 213-700-1484 | n r e y e s d e s i g n . s q u a r e s e r v e . c o m nreyesdesign@gmail.com | l i n k e d i n . c o m / i n / n j r e y e s EDUCATION California State University, Northridge Northridge CA — Bachleor of Arts with an emphasis in Graphic Design [2006-2010] Don Bosco Technical Instutute Rosemead, CA — High School Diploma with an emphasis in Drafting & Design [2002-2006] WORK EXPERIENCE Service Associate - Marshalls, Inc. Pasadena, CA Jun. ‘08 - Aug. ‘09; Jun. ‘09 - Present Markdowns, Cashier, and Customer Service. Games Room Supervisor - University Student Union, Inc. Northridge, CA — Feb. 2007 - Aug. 2009 Event & General Supervision, Training, Marketing, Data entry, planning and research. Stock Associate, Williams Sonoma, Inc.; Arcadia, CA; Jun. 2007 - Aug. 2007 Visual display set up and take down, receiving, shipping, restocking, maintenance, and other duties as needed when requested by management. Cashier, Matador Bookstore; Northridge, CA Dec. 2006 - Feb. 2007 Customer service, cash handling and assisting other members as needed. Cashier, Sizzler Restaurants, Inc. - Jun 2006 - Aug - 2006 Customer service, cash handling, assisting customers with any questions and suggesting items. GRAPHIC ARTIST ACHIEVEMENTS Member of CSUN SAGA Fall 2010 Dean’s List Spring 2008 TECHNICAL SKILLS Fluent in Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator & Acrobat Strong Photo Retouching & Type Application Strong Proofreading & Spelling Basic HTML Knowledge & Coding Strong Knowledge with Microsoft Office  Logo Designs - Prudent Tech nikolas.reyes.4@my.csun.edu  and the sh” design es our The “Swoo fect describ ef ” la el br “um ga in id ov pr t to committmen net for your y secure, safte ables such as valu electronic rts and ojects, repo papers, pr may be at th es fil l other digita e failure. ar w rd ha prone to to , make sure g the logo ound the When usin te space ar ea qu size ad r um allow fo The minim placing it. x 1” 5” logo when .2 is go the lo when using d Objects] ding Aroun When Boun e nc ra ea e: .25” Cl [Dotted Lin k Brand Mar e much like th “Swoosh”, the The bottom represents er ov es ch y net for top that ar ge of a safte “Swoosh” same messa e full Th k. or w l your digita s a strong ent signifie hardware embodiom t common ns ai ag n . rs protectio ste sa d other di failures an Color Guide 4 Green - Default Color to use when presenting the logo in mostly any application for advertising and display. This color also represents our basic consumer level range. Cyan - Use when promotin g or advertising towards aca demic crowds, such as students , colleges, and school distr icts. Orange - For upper leve l promotion towards clien ts who need mass storage with the sense of security and reliablity for their work. Grey - Used for business appeal and association with companies who require an affordable IT storage solu tion at a smaller cost than the leading brands in the market. CMYK: C=85 M=13 Y=100 K=2 C=64 M=0 Y=26 K=0 C=0 M=75 Y=85 K=0 C=43 M=35 Y=35 K=1 Pantone: 356M 3115M 471M RGB: r a clean Typeface fo Sans Serif arance. 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Lenny’s Approac Departments What’s Happening Techie Talk On The Rise Culture Clash:Vampire Weekend Showbiz Review p.61 ic On his new album , Lenny accomplishes the seemingly imposs ible goal of sounding virtually live, as if one extraordinarily am bidextrous individual is playin g it all, and all at the same time. “If you turn it up, it becomes like a wa ll of sound coming down on top of you,” Kravitz elaborates. “What I wanted to achiev e was one big sound, a musical collage made up of many parts that all com e together as a wh ole. Of course,” he adds with typica l understatement, “trying to do tha t by yourself ma kes it harder.” Nightlife In the Now h To Life & Mus Lenny Kravitz is a man who is keeping the classic roc Hendrix, Page and k tradition of Lennon alive. He has taken a good deal of flack for his mimicry and sid eburns, but nevertheless enjoys commercial and critical success. Love & Hate: Fanmail p.38 Indie rock meets African tradition with Contra, the sophmore release from the NYC newcomers. Interview By: Ma rk Seliger Written By: Greg Prato Coming To A Town Near You Staff Favorites 8 - Grind_Magazine.com 52 - Grind_Maga zine.com His astonishing feat of self-expre ssion makes it hard to imagine anyone else intruding. With Lenny, Kravitz cre ates a vast aural canvas on which he ren ders a strikingly person al, unfailingly honest and com pletely authentic lyr ical landscape. “It’s abo ut eliminating all exterior distractio ns,” Lenny Kravi tz explains “It’s abo ut making peace with yourself, about bei ng enough. People feel inadequate unl ess they’re valida ted by things like mo ney or status. Bu t, at the end of the day , you have to loo k at yourself in the mir ror and deal with that person.” There may have been other “retro ” rock acts before him, but Lenny Kravitz was one of the first to not be pigeonholed to a single style as he’ s touched upon suc h genres as soul, fun k, reggae, hard roc k, psychedelic, folk , and ballads over the years. Kravitz was a member of the California Bo ys Choir until his tee nage years, when he decided to pursue rock & roll while in high school and under the heavily influence of funk roc ker Prince. Kravi tz’s admiration of the Purple One was so great that he at firs t patterned his sty le and approach dir ectly after Prince and became kno wn as “Romeo Blu e” (complete with blu e contact lenses), but failed to land a rec ording contract. Table of Contents & Opening Spread nikolas.reyes.4@my.csun.edu  Misc. 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