Del Campo High School - Decamhian Yearbook (Fair Oaks, CA)

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LETTING are 2 3 OFF E dig 2 DeRisi draws towards cz career Blank paper, black ink, a little imagination, and a- bout ten minutes was all that was required to produce a work of art. This was the story of Joe DeRisi and DeRisi Design . DeRisi first became involved with graphic de- sign through an introduc- tion to calligraphy in his Commercial Art class.Then he began experimenting with different types and styles. I found I had a natural ability for it, said DeRisi. This beginning led to per- fecting his style and start- ing his business, DeRisi Design, in December of 1985. The San Juan Unified School District employed De- Risi to design logos for the school district and Del Cam- po's parent newsletter, the Cougar Crier. His works also included personal invi- tations and various Christ- mas card designs, as well as his own business card, which was completed in no more than ten minutes. 'It's relaxing for me. I d1dn't want to work in a fast f00d store and I wanted to be fly own boss, said DeRisi. Designing gives me per- S0nal satisfaction because I am developing my skills and becoming a professional. Along with the benefits of having his own design firm, Q DeRisi noted some draw- backs. The work has to be flawless or else it must be done again. You need total customer satisfaction or else you won't have any cus- tomers, said DeRisi. It's also very time consuming, he said, referring to the stresses and pressures his job often creates. In spite of pressures placed upon DeRisi by him- self and others, DeRisi De- sign provided relaxation as well as an outlet of frus- trations. Even though it is extremely time consuming, it is an escape. It requires intense concentration. I can block out the world and its fi'ustrations, said DeRisi. When precision counts, Joe De- Risi makes the final trimming on an airbrush design. DERISI DESIGN Si CALLIGRAPHY Kim if, at 3 fi., sa. x, tc E . , N , ., 9,