T.R. Nimen Inc

*Event and corporate collateral: 2003 Gala Preview NY International Auto Show



The Gerken Building
at 90 West Broadway
in Tribeca | Built in 1920













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Full-time Graphic Designer for T.R. Nimen Inc: 2001-2003
Graphic Design
On-press Experience
and Making coffee











{my business card}





Working at T.R. Nimen Inc. | was a major achievement for my career
after graduating the prior spring in 2001. The studio was small (still small)
and very encouraging of smart and ingeniutive graphic design. T.R. Nimen Inc.
at the time was only comprised of the president (Tom Nimen), the office and project manager (Abbey Janes) and myself the graphic designer (Duane Smith). The studio
was also accompanied by Bernadette Evangelist of Robert Anthony Inc., a very well established graphic within New York City with years of experience.The studio great opportunity to work and gain strong foundation in graphic design. The guidanceof art direction from Tom Nimen and Bernadette Evangelist made my skill level excelerate from jr graphicdesigner when I got there to jr art director by the time I left. The two
and a half years I worked there my duties included: Created themed promotion logos, collateral and websites for annual events. Developed identities
and corporate signatures for emerging companies and
not-for-profits. created print production specifications
for estimates, participated in project trafficking and
maintained job jackets including organization of photography,
illustration, digital art, and company archives. Participated
in print production including color/halftone separation,
choosing paper, on-press supervision, and print production
follow-up tasks.

Our studio was located on the corner of West Broadway and Chambers.
On the morning of September 11, 2001 we were evacuated off of the
premises by NYPD during the attacks downtown at World Trade Center.
It was tuff. We had to re-establish the studio uptown for a duration of
two months. Back in the studio was good but a bit gloomedand eventually
business was very difficult to gain. I work for T.R. Nimen with the prospect
of doing more and better work but was laid off in 2003 because work
was very difficult to gain.

Examples of TR Nimen Inc. portfolio: *Event collateral - logo design

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*Winter Antique Show
*New York International Auto Show
*East Side House Settlement
*T.R. Nimen Inc.
*Steelcase

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2001-2003 | T.R. Nimen Inc.: New York, New York:
Graphic Designer: fulltime | Created themed promotion:
logos, collateral and websites for annual events. Developed
identities and corporate signatures for emerging companies and
not-for-profits. created print production specifications for estimates,
participated in project trafficking and maintained job jackets
including organization of photography, illustration, digital art,
and company archives. Participated in print production
including color/halftone separation, choosing paper,
press supervision, and print production follow-up tasks.

*Event and corporate collateral: 2003 Gala Preview NY International Auto Show

 

*Nonprofit

Interactive Development:































2003 NY International Auto Show website
















































Harris Chiropractic Center website











*Ads

































































































*Editorial Design

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2001-2003 | T.R. Nimen Inc.: New York, New York:
Graphic Designer: fulltime | Created themed promotion:
logos, collateral and websites for annual events. Developed
identities and corporate signatures for emerging companies and
not-for-profits. created print production specifications for estimates,
participated in project trafficking and maintained job jackets
including organization of photography, illustration, digital art,
and company archives. Participated in print production
including color/halftone separation, choosing paper,
press supervision, and print production follow-up tasks.

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