Resume: Graphic Design, Computer Graphics, Tech Doc--Ask Me !!!
Antoinette K. Price (via JobCenter)
Company: AIE Studio
E-mail: aies...@aol.com
Phone: (502) 456-3991
Location: Midwest, Southeast, Northeast
EDUCATION
Sep 90-Aug 91 Dual Certificates: Electronic Composition, Computer Graphics
Northeastern University, Boston MA
Sep 79-Dec 81 MA, Creative Arts
University of Louisville, Louisville KY
Sep 72-May 79 BA with Honors, Printmaking
University of Louisville, Louisville, KY
SPECIAL TRAINING THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
1997 Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, USAJFKSWCS, Ft. Bragg, NC
1996 Intro to HTML, USAJFKSWCS, Ft Bragg, NC
Intro to Windows NT, USAJFKSWCS, Ft Bragg, NC
Intro to Toolbook Authoring Program, USAJFKSWCS, Ft Bragg, NC
Training Developers' Workshop, Staff and Faculty Division,
USAJFKSWCS, Ft. Bragg, NC
Interpersonal Skills, Army Management Engineering College at Ft. Bragg, NC
Management Skills Development/Leadership Course,
Army Management Engineering College at Ft. Bragg, NC
Making PowerPoint Presentations, Fayetteville State University at Ft. Bragg, NC
Management Problems of the Technical Person in a Leadership Role,
Fred Pryor Seminars, Fayetteville, NC
1995 Interpersonal Communication Skills, Career Track Seminars,Fayetteville, NC
Presenting Data and Information,
Edward Tufte, Graphics Press Seminars (Raleigh, NC)
Exceptional Customer Service, Fred Pryor Seminars, Fayetteville, NC
1994 Communication Skills for Women, Fred Pryor Seminars, Fayetteville, NC
Installation Staff Course, Army Management Staff College at Ft. Bragg, NC
1993 6th Annual Government Publishers Seminar,
Typeworld (New Hampshire) in Washington, DC
1992 Managing Documents (Interleaf), Interleaf Corporation, Greenbelt, MD
Army Special Operations Computer Simulation Conference,
U.S. Army Special Warfare Center, Ft. Bragg, NC
1991 Graphic Communications 3, CTC Communications, Philadelphia, PA
1990 Image '90, Typeworld (New Hampshire) in Boston, MA
Advanced Graphic Design, Dynamic Graphics Education Foundation, Atlanta, GA
Self-Esteem and Peak Performance, Fayetteville, NC
1989 Technical Illustration - Interleaf Training, Interleaf Corporation, Atlanta, GA
Managing Multiple Priorities, National Career Workshop, Fayetteville, NC
1988 In-Plant Management, Dynamic Graphics Education Foundation, Atlanta, GA
Improving Editing Skills, Editorial Experts (Washington, DC) at Ft. Bragg, NC
Interleaf Technical Publishing Software Training,
Interleaf Corporation at Ft. Bragg, NC
TRADOC Middle Managers Orientation Course, U.S. Army Special Warfare Center, Ft. Bragg, NC
AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
1996 Chapter Newsletter Design - 1st Place
American Business Women's Association, District 1 Conference, Raleigh NC
1986-97 Exceptional Performance Awards
USAARMC, Ft. Knox KY and USAJFKSWCS, Ft. Bragg NC
1990-91 Dept. of the Army Long-Term Training Award
Northeastern University, Boston MA and USAJFKSWCS, Ft. Bragg NC
1990 Special Act Award - Field Manual 31-20 Special Operations (1989)
US Army J.F.K. Special Warfare Center and School, Ft. Bragg NC
1987 Distinguished Member of the Faculty and Staff Certificate
US Army Armor Center and School, Ft. Knox KY
1983 Studio Assistantship, Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts, Gatlinburg TN
1979-81 Graduate Assistantship, Printmaking, University of Louisville, Louisville KY
1973-79 Allen Hite Scholarship, Printmaking, University of Louisville, Louisville KY
1970-71 Art Scholarship, Cleveland Institute of Art, Cleveland OH
LANGUAGES
French 3 years, high-school, no refresher
German 12 credit hours, college, no refresher
Spanish 8.8 CE units, Ft. Bragg NC; 3 credit hours,
Fayetteville State University, Fayetteville NC, no refresher
EMPLOYMENT
1. Visual Information Specialist (VIS - Printed Media)
U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School
Commander, USAJFKSWCS, ATTN: AOJK-DT-MDD-D, Ft. Bragg, NC, 28307-5000
Senior VIS/Team Leader in the Media Development Division of the
Directorate of Training and Doctrine (DOTD); exercise independent
judgment and originality in the planning, programming, and production
of Special Warfare doctrine and training literature: work with assigned
teams (military writers [SMEs], editors, junior VISs, supervisors) to
1) achieve a mutual understanding of information objectives and target
audience, 2) develop and produce several drafts and 3) produce camera
-ready mechanicals (CRMs) or camera-ready copy (CRC) from the final
"approved" draft. Responsible for overall design (presentation) and
effectiveness (visual literacy), economy of operation, and adherence to
government printing regulations. Execute both mechanical and electronic
means of development and production. Provide guidance to junior VISs
and support agencies. Perform quality control. Additional
responsibility includes the creations of Directorate web pages for
Special Operations Command intranet and occasional acting supervisory
duties. Equipment used: Sun Sparcstation network/Interleaf Technical
Publishing software; IBM/Windows 3.1 and WindowsNT, MS Office Suite
(particularly PowerPoint and WORD6), Photoshop and Illustrator for IBM,
Toolbook Authoring Program, Delrina FormFlow; Netscape, DIDA (HTML
authoring program); line-art and halftone/OCR scanning, laser printers,
classified electronic workstation.
2. Visual Information Specialist (VIS - Printed Media)
Department of the Army Long Term Training Program
Commander, USAJFKSWCS, ATTN: AOJK-DT-MDD-D, Ft. Bragg, NC, 28307-5000
Department of the Army LTT award. Tendered prototype training program
for government Visual Information Specialists (VISs) in electronic
publishing information management. Assignment to Northeastern
University (Boston, MA) included: coursework at the university (Boston
area), internships with Hanscom Air Force Base (Concord, MA) and
Wakefield Tech Vocational School (Wakefield, MA), and independent study
in MAC and IBM computer labs. Training and internships involved
computer-generation and computerized pre-press operations for drawing
and illustration, digital photo manipulation, graphic design (ads,
signs, invitations, brochures, newsletters, magazine layout, etc.), and
presentations (slides). Study also included traditional typography,
graphic design, and color. Equipment used: 1) IBM/AT 386/Autographix
v7/8 (slides, vector graphics), Targa Tips (bit-mapped graphics);
Pagemaker for IBM (page layout), video capture camera, 2) Macintosh
IIci/MS Office (text), Pagemaker (page layout), Freehand and
Illustrator (vector drawing), and Persuasion (slides). Four-color
thermal printer, laser printer, halftone scanner.
3. Visual Information Specialist (VIS - Printed Media)
U.S. Army Armor Center and School
Commander, USAARMC, Command and Staff Dept, Ft. Knox, KY 40121-5000
Development and Production Team VIS, Training and Doctrine Management
Division. Reviewed, evaluated, and developed armor and heavy artillery
textbooks and training aids. Instrumental in determining division's
initial manuscript processing procedures. Identified job duties for
VISs working in a "developmental" capacity and their integration into
development/production teams. Determined publication design and
printing processes; performed cost analyses. Developed, printed,
fielded, and revised drafts. Coordinated with support agencies
(illustrators, word-processors, typesetters, photographers, print
plant). Performed quality control. Forwarded camera-ready mechanicals
(CRMs) to Army field print plant or transmitted approved final draft
with graphics to the Armor Center's publications division for CRMs.
Input in VIS procedures/requirements for computer network configuration
and researched current electronic publishing systems. Equipment used:
Intel 310 network (WYSE/LYRIX software, Zenith/Multimate software);
Macintosh/MacPaint and MacDraw software. Experimented with Ventura
Publishing, Pagemaker and CADKEY software, but division did not
institute applications.
4. Graphic Artist
Lillian August Collection
311 Wallace Ave., Louisville, KY 40205
Developed and produced full-color maquettes and black-and-white
presentations for prospective product lines of printed fabric,
wallpaper, and paper products. Coordinated with designer Lillian August
in creating graphic elements, repetitive patterns, and color groupings.
Produced camera-ready copy for fabric printing house staffs.
5. Artist-In-Residence
Kentucky Arts Commission/Monroe County Schools
NEA A.I.E. Program, Frankfort, KY 40502 (Monroe County Schools)
Itinerant professional artist/teacher for four elementary schools (K-8)
and 1 day-care center. Designed Artist-In-Education program, with state
arts commission guidance, scheduling classes and itineraries. Exhibited
students' work after each rotation. Initiated and coordinated an annual
Visiting Artists series. Conducted projects with high-school students
during visiting artists' programs or during community projects. Served
as community "resource," facilitating joint school/community projects.
Operated budget for supplies, documentation and artists' salaries.
Recruited volunteers and donations for supplies. Coordinated news
coverage of projects. In addition to class-contact time, maintained a
public art studio. Documented school activities and community events
sponsored by the program photographically. Filed annual program review
with the Kentucky Arts Commission. The A.I.E. Program is an annual
renewable state contract with local school boards. I was required, as
Artist-In-Residence, to brief my school board on the year's activities
and personally bid for the next year's contract.
6. Instructor
Jefferson County Community College, Fine Arts Department
JCC (Univ. of KY extension), 109 E. Broadway, Louisville KY 40202
Taught general 100-level drawing for the Fine Arts Department; to
freshmen and sophomores.
7. Artist-In-Residence
Jefferson Co. Public Schools, Emergency School Aid Act (ESAA) Project
Brown Hotel Offices, 4th & Broadway, Louisville 40202
Professional artist/teacher for the Special Arts Project (federally
funded ESAA project). Conducted mural projects at the middle-school
level. Coordinated mural subjects with each school's CORE curriculum.
Guided students through the concept, research, and planning stages,
then through the actual mural production. Structured program to place
emphases on use of color, design principles, and production techniques,
as well and art history and local/world history overviews. Guided
student research. Organized teams. The project's primary concern was
developing students' communication and cooperation skills through
shared interracial and intercultural experiences. The murals were just
one type of project used to facilitate these experiences.
8. Artist-In-Residence
Louisville Art Gallery/Louisville Free Public Library
301 York St., Louisville KY 40202
Artist-in-residence for a teaching gallery associated with the public
library system. Under the auspices of the library, the gallery
sponsored short-term mural projects in the branch libraries for
elementary-school children. Coordinated with branch libraries to
initiate murals with subjects historically connected to the area of the
city in which each branch was located. Arranged for supplies. Arranged
for guest speakers and performers to involve, educate and expose the
project participants to the area's background through art, lecture,
music, and dance performances. Facilitated children of a range of ages
to work as a group. Instructed and assisted them in the design,
enlargement and production of the murals. (One branch library continued
painting the room and objects in it to match the wall mural.)
Participated in a public "exhibition opening" for each mural.
Coordinated news coverage of the projects in local or neighborhood
newspapers.
9. Free-Lance Clients
Louisville KY and Fayetteville NC
Free-lance commercial art and design. Products included; home and
business renovation materials; demolition safety instruction
correspondence course; employee benefits packaging; property, oil, gas,
and lithofacies maps; field data and terrain maps; presentation slides;
maps and visual aids for court cases; textile and paper product design;
silk-screened exhibition posters, exhibition promotional/prospectus
materials.
WORKSHOPS CONDUCTED FOR SCHOOLS
1983 Designing With Paper, Owlsley County Elementary, Booneville KY
1982 Pattern From Computer Math, Jr/Sr-High School Project, Bowling Green KY
1982 Victorian Wall Mural for Victorian Era Exhibit
Elementary School Project at the Kentucky Museum, Bowling Green KY
1981 Pattern From Computer Math, Clarkson Elementary School,
Grayson County, Leitchfield KY
1981 Illustrating Poetry, Eastview Elementary, Hardin County, Elizabethtown KY
WORKSHOPS CONDUCTED FOR COMMUNITIES
93-94 Papermaking with Recycled Paper, "Pondomania,"
Fayetteville Museum of Art, Fayetteville NC
1992 Introduction to Computer-Generated Art, Fayetteville Art Guild, Fayetteville NC
1984 Introduction to Papermaking, Capitol Arts Theater, Bowling Green KY
1981 Adult Education Art Classes, A.I.E. Program,
Monroe County Schools, Tompkinsville KY
Papermaking Demonstration,
Coca-Cola Bottling Company Art Show, Elizabethtown KY
'80-83 Visiting Artists Series, Artists-In-Education Program,
Monroe County Schools, Tompkinsville KY
1980 Introduction to Printmaking, "Kaleidoscope" Program,
Art Center Association, Louisville KY
1979 Silkscreen Techniques, New Albany Calligraphers' Guild,
Floyd County Museum, New Albany IN
Silkscreen on Paper Demonstration,
Coca-Cola Bottling Company Art Show, Elizabethtown KY
PRINTMAKING WORKSHOP (ASSISTANT PRINTMAKER)
1982 "Another Normal Concept"
Lithography workshop conducted by American and Canadian printmakers, Normal IL
1980 Color Lithography and Intaglio
Jim Butler (printmaker) and Richard Finch (master printer), (Normal IL)
in Louisville KY
1979 4-Color Process Intaglio
Lloyd Menard (master printer, Vermillion SD), Louisville KY
PRINTMAKING WORKSHOP (ASSISTANT)
1983 Oriental Papermaking
Timothy Barrett (papermaker, Kalamazoo, MI) Gatlinburg TN
1982 Graphite Lithography
Ray George (printmaker, Normal IL), Louisville, KY
1980 Silkscreen on Fabric
Dick Daehnert (fabric artist, Knoxville TN), Louisville, KY
'79-83 Silkscreen on Fabric
Sr. Remy Revoir (fabric artist, Milwaukee WI), Louisville, KY
1982 Fiber Arts Techniques/Fabric Processes on Paper
Sr. Remy Revoir (fabric artist, Milwaukee WI), Gatlinburg TN
1979 Surface Design
Kathy Helm (fabric artist, Nantucket Island, MA), Louisville, KY
EXHIBITION BY INVITATION ONLY
1997 Fall Exhibit, Babcock Business & Law Center (paintings), Wake Forest University,
Winston-Salem NC
Printmaking Invitational (reconstructed prints), Arts Council of Winston Salem, Winston-Salem, NC
1996 "Enduring Sources" Studios (2-person show, painting and multi -media)
Cape Fear Studios, Fayetteville NC
1995 "New Members Exhibition" (multi-media), Cape Fear Studios, Fayetteville NC
"Reconstructed Prints" (reconstructed prints), Pembroke University Gallery, Lumberton NC
"Interpretive Art: From Reality to Canvas," (community education exhibit
of still life subjects/art, Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County, Fayetteville NC
1983 "prints:made in Kentucky (print exhibition, traveling exhibit),
Louisville Art Gallery, Louisville KY
1982 "Variations II" (7-person show in printmaking), Spalding Gallery, Louisville KY
"New Promising Artists" (7-person show), Matchmaker Gallery/Artspace Complex,
Louisville KY
Summer Invitational (multi-media), Capitol Arts Theater Gallery, Bowling Green KY
1981 "Permutations: Binary Base Drawings (computer math-based drawings)
Horse Cave Theater, Horse Cave KY
JURIED EXHIBITIONS
1997 Fine Arts Exhibit (traveling exhibit, gallery exhibit),
Moore County Arts Council, Southern Pines NC
1996 11th Annual UCB Exhibit (2nd place – mixed media), Southeastern Community
College, Whiteville NC
1995 "Digital Soup" (national computer-generated graphics exhibition),
Arts Council, Fayetteville NC
10th Annual UCB Exhibit (honorable mention – prints), Southeastern Community
College, Whiteville NC
1994 Art Guild Exhibition (honorable mention – mixed media),
Fayetteville Art Guild, Fayetteville NC
1993 Art Show (honorable mention – graphics), No. Carolina Turkey Festival, Raeford NC
1992 Annual Arts Competition (print mixed media), Arts Council of
Cumberland County, Fayetteville NC
13th Annual Fine Arts Exhibition (print mixed media),
Goldsboro Arts Council, Goldsboro NC
1991 "Art After Dark" (1st place – typography design),
Northeastern University, Boston MA
1990 Annual Arts Competition (honorable mention – mixed media),
Arts Council, Fayetteville NC
'85-86 14th, 15th Art Show/Open House (print, papermaking),
Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Elizabethtown KY
1983 All-Kentucky Art Exhibition (design and commercial print competition),
Capitol Plaza Hotel, Frankfort KY
Appalachian National (national drawing competition), Boone NC
1981 Eight-State:Graphics (print mixed media), Speed Art Museum, Louisville KY
79-81 8th, 10th Art Show/Open House (print, mixed media),
Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Elizabethtown KY
1979 Art Show (1st place – mixed media), Women's Club Annual, Louisville KY
1978 31st Annual Mid-States (print), Evansville Museum of Art, Evansville IN
WORK IN COLLECTIONS AND GALLERIES
Kentucky Art Museum – Bowling Green KY
Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Permanent Collection – Elizabethtown KY
University of Louisville, Printmaking Collection – Louisville KY
Cape Fear Studios – Fayetteville NC
Capitol Arts Gallery – Frankfort KY
Swanson Gallery – Louisville KY
Coffeetrees Gallery – Louisville KY
Matchmaker Gallery, Artspace Complex – Louisville KY
VOLUNTEER WORK
1994-97 Cape Fear Studios, Fayetteville NC
participate in Studio's exhibitions and fundraisers, retail shop duties
and some administrative function.
1994-97 American Business Women's Association, Fayetteville NC
participate in chapter's scholarship fundraising events, special speaker
presentations; Education and Ways & Means Committees; wrote, illustrated,
and produced chapter's monthly newsletter (1995-96).
1991-97 Fayetteville Art Guild, Fayetteville NC
Participate in Guild's community exhibitions, competitions and events; wrote,
illustrated, and produced guild's monthly newsletter (1992-94).
1992-97 Fayetteville Museum of Art, Fayetteville NC
Volunteer at museum, museum gift shop, and fundraisers; participate in all
museum events co-sponsored by the Fayetteville Art Guild.
1980-83 Monroe Arts Council, Tompkinsville KY
Active participant in all Arts Council activities, coordinated where possible
with schools and community to facilitate interactive projects; conducted
fundraising activity at annual Watermelon Festival.
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