Thursday

Tomorrow is the first game! (Preseason) but still. things are exciting/busy/but cool in general. I am pumped for the game and to see my stuff in person printed and everything!!!! On top of this..today i worked on doing a touchdown zone pass and a countdown clock to the game. Both were fairly easy seeing as once you get a template it is all uphill and easy sailing from there. I also worked on some editing for the playbook for life (i think we are finally done) and a map.

Wednesday

Wednesday marks the end of the Playbook for Life for the sports lab! finally done with it and glad! Well...the first go round is done but it always seems like more revisions pop out of nowhere. I also finished the white boards for the sports lab and are ready for production. Cool, cool stuff. I also worked on coming up with ideas for the red friday banners schools would put up on gamedays.

Tuesday, August 9th

No work today. I have an interview in St. Louis for a possible job.

Monday, August 8th

I spent most of the day finishing up the Playbook for Life and officially got it all done and ready for approvals. I also had to make a small tweak to a map for the website for ticket holders. It seems like I have also been doing a lot of Sports Lab type things lately and that continued. I started a new project for the Sports Lab creating 14 by 12 boards with trivia questions for kids when they go into the sports lab. There would be 4 boards but all would have the same basic template.

Friday

No work.

Thursday

It is all about the Playbook for Life. I spent the whole day and finished it so now we just have to revise it on Monday. I even squeezed in some other stuff near the end of the day. I made some edits to some maps people could download off the website as well as a banner for the "Pick 5" ticket option.

Wednesday

Not too much going on today except the Playbook for Life. This project has become a bigger time investment than we planned. Essentially all the fonts were outlined and ungrouped and layed out in Illustrator so things were harder than we thought they would be. I will continue to work on this.