Nicky Piper Folio 2011

portfolio 2011designer.

illustrator.

animator.

who.my name is nicholas

(nicky) piper, and i am a designer/illustrator/

animator from torquay,australia.

why.my oldest passion is

design and illustration,

i love the imagination behind creating

characters and ideas.

I love the time spentpolishing an idea until

it has life, and never being satisfied with a

first effort.

creative.

dedicated.

driven.

ambitious.

responsible.

multi-skilled.

passionate.

professional.

what.i am strongly skilled in all

adobe design software (photoshop,

illustrator, indesign) as well as film and

animation software (flash, final cut, after effects,

premiere pro,)

i am skilled in microsoft officesoftware (word,

excel, powerpoint)

i am able to work proficiently across multiple platforms

(pc and mac)

i have an excellent understaing of industry

pre-press practises and finished art file preperation

(rip manager software, making press plates etc)

i work very well in a teamdriven environment, as well as having the time management

skills to work individually on any project.

i have strong communication skills and a

professional manner with both written and verbal skills.

i have the confidence to work to tight deadlines, and on

multiple projects.i respond well to constructive

criticism and am very eager to advance my technical skills

across all areas.

education. university. rmit.grad. 2009 withbachelor of animation andinteractive media.

high school.christian collegegeelong. grad 2006.

industry.graphic designer @ redonion (part of the adcell group,geelong). sep 2010 - present.

designer @ torqaid. 2007 - present.

ongoing freelance work illustrator/designer. 2007 - present.

work experience.ripcurl - menswear.october 2006.

references provided uponrequest.

fun facts. i ’ve play drums in bands.i ’ve lived in belgium.i wish i caught more fish.

contact

[email protected]

0418 352 941

nickypiper.tumblr.com

CLIENT

GLASTONBURY CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES

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who.Glastonbury Child

and Family Services

what.2010 Annual Report.

44 pages, full colour

process, digitally printed.

how. created concept.

designed in Photoshop

and Illustrator.

layout in Indesign.

who.Williamstown Football Club.

what.2011 sponsorship packages

brochure.

how.created concept.


and Illustrator.

layout in Indesign.

who.St. Josephs Football Club.

what.2011 Auction Night Prograam.



and Illustrator.

layout in Indesign.

who.Ruby Womens Magazine.

what.Illustration.

how.created sketches and

initial drawings with

pencil on paper.

scanned into Photoshop

and coloured using

Wacom Tablet.

who.Crackmasters.

what.2011 product brochuree.



and Illustrator.

layout in Indesign.

who.Northern Football League.

Riddel District Football League.

what.2011 weekly football records.

(68 + 32pp) one colour inside

+ full colour covers.

how.created concept at seasons start.

designed in Indesign.

Excel for weekly input of results,

ladders fixtures etcladders, fixtures etc.

Disaster Risk Management (DRM) Workshop, Murdoch University, Perth, WA 28th June – 1st July 2011

The Workshop - Run at the

Murdoch University, South

Street, Perth, WA from the

28th June – 1st July 2011

Facilitator - Mr Chris Piper, TorqAid

(www.torqaid.com) Director

and Senior Trainer/Facilitator,

with support from Murdoch

University

Advanced Standing -

This program is a major

component of the Murdoch

University Units STP 333 and

STP633: Disasters & Risk

Management. Other

external participants who

complete the workshop,

together with follow-up

assignments, can apply for

Advanced Standing/

Accreditation in specialised

post-graduate level programs

offered at Deakin, RMIT,

Curtin and Charles Sturt

Universities, if they are other-

wise eligible. See page 4 for

more details.

Costs & Discounts -

AUS $1,440 (GST free)

for three day workshop only

AUS $1,660 (GST free) for

workshop plus follow-up assignment

* These costs apply only to participants who are not

enrolled in STP 633 or STP333 program at Murdoch

University. See page 4 of this brochure for more

details

Further Information -

Mr Chris Piper,

TorqAid Director,

Ph: + 61 (0)41 2497317

Email:[email protected]

Mr John Davis,

School of Social Sciences and

Humanities, Murdoch University.

Ph: +61 (0)8 9360 6188 Email:

[email protected]

Photography used with permission

© TorqAid

Are you a Disaster Risk Management (DRM) Practitioner who is involved in Disaster Risk Reduction; Emergency Response; or Recovery projects or programs ?

Are you an individual interested person, consultant or student who wants to expand your knowledge in this field ?

If so, then this workshop may be for you.

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Participatory Project Management (PPM) Workshop, Melbourne, 3rd – 5th May 2011

The Workshop - Run at the

CBM office (www.cbm.org.au)

in Box Hill, Melbourne,

Victoria, Australia, between

the 3rd – 5th May 2011

Facilitator - Mr Chris Piper, TorqAid

(www.torqaid.com) Director

and Senior Trainer/Facilitator,

with support from the CBM-

Nossal Institute Partnership for

Disability Inclusive Development

Advanced Standing -

Eligible participants who

complete the workshop,

together with follow-up

assignments, can apply for

Advanced Standing/

Accreditation in post-

graduate level development

studies programs as run by

Deakin, RMIT and Murdoch

Universities; the International

Health course run by Curtin

University; and the

Emergency Management

program run by Charles Sturt

University

Costs & Discounts -

AUS $1,300 (exclusive of GST)

for three day workshop only

AUS $1,500 (exclusive of GST) for

workshop plus follow-up assignment

Further Information -

Mr Chris Piper,

TorqAid Director,

Ph: + 61 (0)41 2497317

Email:[email protected]

Photography used with permission

© Central Land Council

Are you involved in Community Development (CD) pro ects either in Australia or the Asian-Pacific region ?

Are you an NG , Government, UN, Australian Management Contractor (AMC) Pro ect Manager/ fficer; consultant, student or returned volunteer who wants to improve your Pro ect Management (PM) skills?

If so, then this disability-inclusive workshop may be for you.

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The DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT CYCLE (DRMC)

Chris Piper/TorqAid © 2002 - 2011 DRMC version XVI

For details of this see the Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) diagram Ideally in the recovery stage the community is able to ‘Build Back Better’ This mainly applies to a relatively quick-onset disaster (such as Cyclone, Flood, Earthquake, Tsunami, Bushfire etc), rather than a slow-onset one such as Famine (due to Drought/War)

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2.

Early Warning / Evacuation/ Registration

Search & Rescue (SAR)/ Burying the Dead

Managing & Re-establishing Logistical Routes/

Management, Coordination,Leadership & Information Sharing

Provision of Humanitarian Assistance

Initial Damage & Needs Assessment

Clearing Rubble/Debris, Detailed Damage & Needs Assessment

Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E)

Psychosocial Support and Community Health & Well-Being Recovery

Restoration of Infrastructural Services

Temporary Accomodation and Repair/Rebuilding of Housesand other buildings

Management, Coordination & Information Sharing

Provision of Targetted Early Recovery Assistance

Re-establishment of Sustainable Livelihoods

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This is to certify that

has completed theDisaster Risk Management (DRM) Workshop,held at Murdoch University, Perth, Australia

from the 28th June - 1st July 2011

Chris Piper, Senior Training Coordinator, TorqAid

Certificate of

COMPLETION

3

WORKSHOP itinerary

Module 1: Key Disaster Risk Management (DRM) Issues # 1

Module 2: Key DRM Issues # 2 Module 3: Historical Development of Humani-

tarianism Module 4: Psycho-social Support and Commu-

nity Health and Well-being Recovery.Module 5:Module 6: Module 7: Recall from Day 1. Effective Disaster

Risk Reduction (DRR) Module 8: Risk Management. Module 9: DRR Planning Module 10: Disability-inclusive DRM (session

Module 11: Training, Capacity Building, & Humanitarian Professionalization

Module 12: Introduction to the Feb 2009

Modules 13-18:areas in and around Marysville.

Module 19: Recall from Day 3. DRM Project Management Issues

Module 20: Humanitarian Laws, Standards & Codes of Conduct

Module 21: Security Management Modules 22/23: Module 24: Course Closure

Date/

SessionMorning Session 1

Morning Session 2

Morning Session 3

AfternoonSession 1

Afternoon Session 2

AfternoonSession 3

Tues 8th NOV

IntroductionsModule 1

Module 2 Module 3 Module 4 Module 5 Module 6

Wed 9thNOV


Thurs 10th NOV


Fri 11thNOV

Module 19 Module 20 Module 21 Module 22 Module 23 Module 24

The DRM is an intensive four day workshop covering the following modules: See page 5 for details of these modules.

WORKSHOP detailsDate:

Time:

Venue: CBM, 56 Rutland Rd, Box Hill, VIC

CBM Map Details: http://www.truelocal.com.au/business/cbm-australia/box-hill

Disaster Risk Reduction; Emergenc or programs ?

expand your knowledge in this fie

If so, then this disability-inclusive workshomay be for you.

BIB I GRAPH /Follow-up Material A bibliography of relevant PPM materia

who.TorqAid.

what.educational brochures/

diagrams & certificates.

how. created concept.


layout in Indesign.

approx 8 workshops

per annum.

who.Bellarine Landcare.

what.outdoor pullup banner.


designed in Indesign.

C U S T O M C O M P U T E R S O L U T I O N Sc u s t o m c a r e f o r y o u r t e c h n o l o g y

who.TorqAid.

Custom Computer Solutions.

Abacus.

what.outdoor pullup banner.

how. created design in illustrator.

who.Innerspace.

The Winter Project.

When We Fall.

what.Tee Shirt Designutr.

how.created in Photoshop.

one colour and

full colou

ink proc

our

cesses.

who.Lucas William.

Innerspace.

The Winter Project.

what.Illustration/CD Design

Packaging.

how. created sketches and

initial drawings with

pencil on paper.

colour/text and matte

painting in Photoshop

using Wacom Tablet.

contact

[email protected]

0418 352 941

nickypiper.tumblr.com

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Nicky Piper Folio 2011