Neorelic
Graphic design by Patrick Jones
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Hello! My name is Patrick Jones and I'm here to make you look good.
Welcome to my portfolio. Feel free to browse through my work in the gallery below, and be sure to get in touch if you think I can help make your business look better than ever. Thanks for stopping by!
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Profile
Age: 25
Location: Sydney, Australia
Specialties: Graphic design, web design, photography
Interests: Video games, social news, blogging, cinema, dinosaurs!
With a keen interest in all things creative from a young age, I've been lucky enough to turn my passion into my profession.
Operating under the pseudonym, "Neorelic," I've been working as a freelance graphic designer since 2009. Above all, I love creating identities for small businesses.
Skills
Adobe InDesignAdobe PhotoshopAdobe AcrobatAdobe IllustratorGoogle SketchUpHTML/CSSJavaScript/PHP
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Graphic design
Print design is my specialty. I offer a range of affordable services, including (but not limited to) logo design, business cards, collateral and stationery.
Web design
While I am pretty new to web design (hey, I built this website), I offer basic web design services, including Wordpress setup and theme customisation.
Photography
As one of my great passions outside of design, I'm always willing to consider requests. I also offer photo retouching and restoration services.
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Availability
I am currently available. Please use the contact form to your right to request a free quote or make an enquiry.
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Neorelic. Now in blog form.
Everybody else was doing it, so, in November 2011, I started a blog.
In a sense, the blog has been a way for me to uncover new sources of inspiration and catalogue creative work that I think is exceptional. Regular topics include graphic design, photography and art.
I may have arrived a few years late to the blogging party, but I'm thoroughly enjoying myself. Feel free to join me, and if you like what I'm doing, be sure to subscribe to the RSS feed.
Pacific Pearl launch booklet
Client: P&O Cruises
To celebrate the launch of Pacific Pearl – P&O Cruises' newest superliner – this 44-page booklet was distributed as a souvenir to the first travel agents and passengers to step onboard. Only 3500 booklets were produced, making them a unique gift to P&O Cruises' passengers and trade partners. Due to its limited run and the highly targetted nature of the booklet, this project offered an opportunity to creatively step outside the P&O Cruises brand guidelines and really make the final product my own.



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Logo and business card design
Client: LucyClaire®
With a plan to create a fashion doll marketed as the anti-Barbie, LucyClaire required a logo that is classically elegant, yet appealing to modern-day mothers and their daughters between the ages of three and seven.
A heavily modified script font was employed to achieve the classic, elegant look that the client desired, while the reversed logo on an aqua background achieves a feminine look without resorting to a stereotypically pink and yellow colour palette.
In addition to the logo, a business card was also designed to represent the new brand.


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Logo design
Client: Slabseal Australia Pty Ltd
Working under a brand that had become outdated, Slabseal Australia requested my help in refreshing their logo and creating a modern identity for the business. A few key elements were considered essential in the final design.
Slabseal's previous logo incorporated two water drops into the design, which have been carried over to this design in order to maintain the integrity of the brand. The blue colour of the previous logo has also been translated across and modernised with the use of a subtle gradient.

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Super Food Ideas full page advertisement
Client: P&O Cruises
To promote an online competition to win a Food & Wine Cruise onboard P&O Cruises’ Pacific Jewel, this full page advertisement appeared in the May 2011 edition of Super Food Ideas. The competition was a resounding success, with clickthrough rates tripling the usual figures on the Super Food Ideas website.

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User interface design
Client: Integrated Research
As part of a complete GUI overhaul of Integrated Research's flagship monitoring tool, Prognosis, my role was to design and build an updated login screen and interface.
While the clear presentation of information was the top priority of this project, it was also important that the new GUI differentiate itself from the old, outdated interface, and achieve a more modern, appealing look.


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Annual report
Client: Integrated Research
As another financial year came to a close, Integrated Research required the 2011 Annual Report to be designed and delivered to shareholders within a very tight deadline.
As one of the more important documents of the year in terms of its reflection on the business as a whole, it was crucial that the final artwork conform to the corporate style guide and be as flawless as possible.



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Pizza menu photography
Client: Doughboy Pizza
The issue faced by Doughboy Pizza centred around their online menu, which wasn't representing the high quality of their pizzas with effective photography. I was commissioned to help overhaul the menu with new photos of each pizza.
Previously, Doughboy's menu featured photos of their pizzas taken from a low angle, making the variety of toppings difficult to determine. I was able to rectify this problem by taking the new photos from directly above each pizza in a consistent position.
In subsequent photo shoots, a variety of more relaxed images were captured for the purposes of eDM campaigns and other marketing collateral.



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Logo design
Client: Gordon Physiotherapy Sports & Spinal
Having been operating under an outdated and inconsistent brand for some time, my client felt it was finally time for a change.
They needed a logo that would be familiar to returning patients of Gordon Physiotherapy, but at the same time, they wanted a new and contemporary identity that would draw in new patients to the practice.
While the client was not entirely certain of the look they desired for the new logo, their one request was that it reflect the active lifestyles of their patients.

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