Renaissance Man
Howdy, I'm John Huber the owner & lead designer @ Huberific Graphic Design Studio. Please visit www.huberific.com to view portfolio examples.
Doylestown, PA
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Owner & Lead Designer
Jan. 2011 - Present
Huberific is a multi-faceted graphic design studio that focuses on creativity and client needs.
Our work speaks of an expertise in color, graphics, communication and devotion to the creative process. We believe that good design truly is the best way of conveying a complex message with clarity and style.
Located in Doylestown, a Bucks County suburb outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Huberific has worked with large corporations, small companies, local businesses, not-for-profits and individuals. Everyone has different needs and unique situations; con
Our work speaks of an expertise in color, graphics, communication and devotion to the creative process. We believe that good design truly is the best way of conveying a complex message with clarity and style.
Located in Doylestown, a Bucks County suburb outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Huberific has worked with large corporations, small companies, local businesses, not-for-profits and individuals. Everyone has different needs and unique situations; con
Company
dTown Magazine
Position
Graphic Designer
From
Apr. 2009 - Present
Description
Design various full-color magazine advertisments.
Company
Self Employed
Position
Artist/Designer
From
Oct. 2000 - Present
Company
Sealworks.com, Inc
Position
Graphic/Web Designer
From
Oct. 2000 - Present
Description
Design, build, and test websites for cross-browser inconsistencies and cross-platform errors. Create client-specific CSS style sheets, logos & icons. Design, build, and test self-contained CD-ROM applications (Director or HTML-based). Create CD labels. Create and web-prep icons, graphics, logos, banner ads, animated GIFs and images. Create HREF track QuickTime movies. Document, manage and update client hosted websites. Organize client-supplied content.
Company
Living Proof Project.org
Position
Project Manager/Graphic Designer
From
Oct. 2009 - Dec. 2009
Description
Project manage multiple print elements for Washington, D.C. conference. Design layout for various conference give-aways which included: bundled sets of greeting cards, 36-page brochure, one-sheet, DVD faceplate, postcard invitation, and four 6-foot banners. Communicate with off-set printers. Package and deliver files.
Company
Clipper Magazine
Position
Assistant Prep Coordinator
From
Apr. 1999 - Jun. 2000
Description
Assist management of the Photoshop Artists. Maintain efficient workflow, distribute work, and announce weekly priorities. Handle internal/ external questions and problems. Collect and package finished post-scripted files for delivery to presses. Demonstrate Photoshop techniques and procedures. Train beginning Prep Artists.
Company
Clipper Magazine
Position
Prep/Photoshop Artist
From
Jul. 1998 - Jun. 2000
Description
Scan, color correct, clean-up damaged images, clone original art/photos. Create montages, ghosts, glows, bevels, clipping paths, drop shadows, and vignettes utilizing Photoshop. Create graphics & logos using Illustrator. Organize & document Photoshop layered files for future use. Pre-press (FlightCheck); fix mistakes, and Post-Script Quark documents. Recreate, reconstruct, and convert client supplied ads into usable files.
Company
University of Delaware
Position
Instructor - Elementary Painting/Drawing I
From
Dec. 1997 - Feb. 1998
Description
Instruction in the elementary aspects of drawing and painting to non-art major students. Basic techniques described, demonstrated and implemented in a working environment. Course curriculum included drawing techniques with pencils, conte', oil pastels, and watercolor. Class discussions, slide presentations, and critiques were utilized to create a dialog about art.
Company
University of Delaware
Position
Instructor - Drawing Foundations I
From
Sep. 1997 - Dec. 1997
Description
Fundamental instruction in drawing to the beginning art students. Techniques and mediums were explained, demonstrated, and then implemented in a working environment. Course curriculum consisted of drawing techniques with pencils, charcoal, conte', and ink wash. Lessons included contour line, weighted line, gesture line, shading, cross-hatching, and perspective drawing. Class discussions, slide presentations, local exhibit visitations, and critiques were utilized to create a dialog about art.
1996 - 1997
Drawing & Computer Art
School
Millersville University
From
1991 - 1996
Fields of Study
Drawing concentration
School
University of Delaware
Fields of Study
Uncompleted