Dollar ReDe$ign Project

Lindsey Phelps : Dollar ReDe$ign : South Hills School of Business, PA

Richard Smith — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 19:16:02 +0000

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Beverly Thomas : Dollar ReDe$ign : South Hills School of Business, PA

Richard Smith — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 19:15:54 +0000

“These are my dollar redesigns. When thinking about what to do for this project I had in mind freedom and liberty. With my redesigns I tried to keep it simple, but with some detail. For the backgrounds I kept the same design to show consistency, yet changing them up with different colors.”

Beverly Thomas, Student at South Hills School of Business & Technology, PA

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Elliott Henry : Dollar ReDe$ign : South Hills School of Business, PA

Richard Smith — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 19:12:46 +0000

“I chose to redesign the one hundred, fifty, and twenty dollar bills of the U.S. currency. In my designs I started with choosing a character for each of the bills in order of importance to modern day culture. So Eminem is more important than Tupac therefor he is on the 100. Once I Chose a character for the front of the bill I decided to use the corresponding city that each one of these icons are from for the back. Next I chose a color pallet for each different bill. I also decided to make the size of the bills 2.61″ x 5.14″. I used a fractal brush for the background of the bills that would be printed in a metallic ink to prevent counterfeiting. Another method I used to prevent counterfeiting was placing a watermark seal on the top left of the front of each note. To help the visually impaired i placed braille on the front of each bill and also made the colors for each bill bright and different from each other so that one could separate the bills by color alone.”

Elliott Henry, Student at South Hills School of Business & Technology, PA

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Brythan Benfer : Dollar ReDe$ign : South Hills School of Business, PA

Richard Smith — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 19:04:37 +0000

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Kellie Altland : Dollar ReDe$ign : South Hills School of Business, PA

Richard Smith — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 19:03:33 +0000

Kellie Altland, Student at South Hills School of Business & Technology, PA

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Jessica Beichner : Dollar ReDe$ign : South Hills School of Business, PA

Richard Smith — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 19:02:23 +0000

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Stormi Rebo : Dollar ReDe$ign : South Hills School of Business, PA

Richard Smith — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 18:59:09 +0000

“I chose to redesign the American dollar bill using American accomplishments in space. My one dollar bill represents the moon landing, my five dollar bill represents the first American Mars orbiter, and my ten dollar bill represents Explorer1. I kept my color scheme for the most part red white and blue.”

Stormi Rebo, Philipsburg, PA, Student at South Hills School of Business & Technology

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