This portfolio highlights graphic design work completed by Sheila May R. San Miguel in 2013. It includes logos, websites, print materials, and other projects for several clients such as Julant Pest Control, Kares International, Global Strategic, Holistic Jose Wellness, Basement Salon, Digital Dealer Conference, Leo Burnett, and The Missions Newsletter. The portfolio showcases San Miguel's skills in web design, print, logo design, and other areas.

1. PORTFOLIO | 2013
SHEILA MAY R. SAN MIGUEL

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Julant Pest Control
Systems Inc
Julant is the leading
and preferred name
in the pest control
and construction
industry for over 25
years. Julant is the
leader in the pest
control industry in
innovations and safe
pest management
programs. The
company utilizes only
FPA/FDA-approved
chemicals in all its
projects.

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Kares International
Kares International
Group of Companies
provides services for
general trading of
imported as well as
locally manufactured
goods. We specialize
but are not limited to
corporate giveaways,
novelty items, uniforms,
food supplies and other
premium items.

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Global Strategic
Proposed study layout
for Company’s website
WEBSITE - RESPONSIVE LAYOUT

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Holistic Jose
Wellness
In-Home Personal
Training, Private Studio
Personal Training in
the GTA, Boot Camps,
Exercise Program
Design, Holistic
Lifestyle Coaching,
Home Gym Set Up.

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Basement Salon
A Manila-based high-end
Salon that caters to the
hgher class public who
needs professional hair
needs.

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Updated homepage
web banners to multiple
websites.

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Digital Dealer
Conference and
Exposition
The Digital Dealer
Conference and
Exposition is the
premier educational
conference and
exposition dedicated
to Internet and
technology solutions
for automotive
professionals.
WEB BANNER ADS

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Leo Burnett
Brochure design for
Leo Burnett website.
BROCHURE

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PublicatioN of
A Closer Look at St. Paul the APoStLe
The PonTifical Mission
socieTies of The PhiliPPines
824 DoN Quijote Street,
SamPaloc, maNila
WEB DESIGN
n e w s l e t t e r
entered as second class mail matter at the manila
central Post office on may 1967. renewed on
april 9, 2008, document no. 25 page no. 05
book no. 37 series of 2008
2008 • Volume 47 • No. 2
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The Missions
Newsletter
Quarterly newsletter
for the Pontifical
Mission Societies of
the Philippines
Jubilee Year of
St. Paul, the Apostle
Profile:
Saul was a Pharisee and a tent-maker by trade. Saul the Jew
hated and persecuted Christians as heretical, even assisting at
the stoning of St. Stephen the Martyr. On his way to Damascus
to arrest another group of them, he was knocked off his horse
and to the ground, struck blind by a heavenly light, and given
the massage that in persecuting Christians, he was persecuting
Christ. The experience had a profound spiritual effect on him,
causing his conversion to Christianity. He was baptized, changed
his name to Paul to reflect his new person, and began traveling,
preaching and writing. Author of much of the New Testament
books. He was martyred in Rome.
Born:
c.3 Tarsus, Cilicia (modern Turkey)
Missionary Journeys:
firsT Missionary Journey:
Approximate dates: A.D. 45 - 49
Companions: Barnabas, John Mark
Mission Field: Cyprus and Asia Minor (Turkey)
Approximate miles traveled: 1,400 miles
Sent by the church of Antioch, Syria
seConD Missionary Journey:
Approximate dates: A.D. 50 - 52
Companions: Silas, Timothy, Priscilla and Aquila, Luke
Mission Field: Syria, Turkey, Greece
Approximate miles traveled: 2,800 miles
Sent by the church of Antioch, Syria
Board of editorial Consultants
Bp. Edwin A. De la Peña, MSP, DD
Msgr. Pedro C. Quitorio, III
Fr. James H. Kroeger, MM
Why do we celebrate a year dedicated to
St.Paul?
THirD Missionary Journey:
Approximate dates: A.D. 53 - 58
Companions: Timothy, Luke, and other disciples
Mission Field: Turkey, Greece, Lebanon,
Judea-Samaria-Galilee
Approximate miles traveled: 2,700 miles
Sent by the church of Antioch, Syria
fourTH Journey To roMe:
Approximate dates: A.D. 60 - 61
Companions: Luke, Roman guards, others
By way of Lebanon, Turkey, Crete, Malta, Sicily, Rome
Approximate miles traveled: 2,250 miles
Sent by the Roman Governor Festus.
DieD:
A martyr, beheaded at Rome, Italy (c.65)
feasT Days:
25 January (celebration of his conversion)
29 June (celebration of Saints Peter and Paul
co-founders of the Church)
18 November (feast of the dedication of the Basilicas
of St. Peter and St. Paul)
PaTron of:
Authors, Journalists, Press, Publishers, Rome, Rope Makers,
Snake Bites, Travel.
editor
Bp. Gilbert A. Garcera, DD
researcher / Writer
Mr. Anthony S.P. Dameg
associate Project Coordinator
Sr. Marissa G. Maraya, MSBS
layout and Design
Mr. Eric Jason C. Sarol
Ms. Sheila May R. San Miguel
Circulation Coordinators
Mr. Jemcer L. Teng
Mr. Benjamin S. Tulaña
Ms. Herminigilda T. de Guzman
Ms. Ma. Christine A. Cape
Finance Officer
Ms. Ma. Janil A. Uy
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Periodically, the Church sets aside an entire
year to encourage all of us to focus on some
particular and important aspect of our faith. The
jubilee year of St. Paul gives us an opportunity
to honor one of the great saints and founders of
the early Church – the Apostle Paul on his 2000th
birthday.
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From a persecutor of the early Christians, St. Paul was changed forever when he met Jesus on
the way to Damascus (Acts 9). At the time of his conversion, Jesus had said: “I will show him how
much he must suffer for me” (Acts 9:17). St. Paul loved Jesus so much; all his life, during his many
missionary trips, St. Paul met troubles and went through dangers of every kind. He was stoned,
whipped, shipwrecked and lost at sea. For so many times, he was hungry, thirsty and cold. Yet he
always trusted God. He never stopped preaching. He was always motivated by his great love for the
Resurrected Christ that gave him great comfort in spite of every suffering.
He was sentenced to death because of his tireless preaching about Jesus. He was beheaded
in Rome in the year 65, during Nero’s terrible persecution. Paul called himself the apostle to the
gentiles. He preached the Gospel to the non-Jews that took him to the whole known world.
Our Holy Mother Church recognizes and celebrates the contributions of St.Paul, the author
of many New Testament books. He was much more than just a writer of the epistles. He was also a
teacher and a traveler who brought the Good News to everyone. And above all, he was a courageous
witness to his faith in Jesus Christ.
“From St. Paul we draw a very important lesson: what counts is to place Jesus Christ at the center
of our lives, so that our identity is marked essentially by the encounter, by communion with Christ
and with his Word.”
– Pope Benedict XVI, The Apostles
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How well do you know the life and ministry of the Apostle Paul?
Answer the crossword puzzle and rediscover the great love of St.
Paul for Christ and His Church.
Puzzle
aCross
1 Paul’s companion during his
missionary travels
5 Paul surprised a soldier
when he spoke this
(Acts 21:37)
9 Pauline epistle sometimes
called the “angry letter”
(abbr.)
12 “…yet for your sake he
became ___” (2 Cor 8:9)
14 There was no room here
15 Altar in the sky
16 “…when the perfect
comes, the imperfect will pass
____” (1 Cor 13:10)
17 magic ____
19 The ____ to Damascus
20 “____ the vine…”(Jn 15:5)
21 ____ of Songs
22 Merry
23 Condor’s home
24 People in Lystra
proclaimed Barnabas and Paul
to be these (Acts 14:6–13)
26 Vulgar man
27 Tank
30 Basilica of St. Paul
Outside the ____
33 “His mercy is from ____
to…” (Lk 1:50)
34 Exemplar of might
36 Brother of Jacob
37 According to Paul, the
helmet of salvation is this
(1 Tim 5:8)
38 Not well lit
39 Pauline letter.
41 The ____ at the Well
42 Paul, the ____ to
the Gentiles
45 Longest of the
Pauline letters.
46 In 1 Timothy 5:17, Paul
tells us to do this constantly
47 Final stop for Paul, in Acts
49 St. Francis de ___
52 Lettuce for a
“Georgia Peach”?
53 “____ company ruins good
morals” (1 Corithians 15:33)
55 Gnostic being
56 Number of missionary
trips Paul made
58 Tropical tuber
59 Script conclusion?
60 Roman crowd?
61 Mourn
62 Not high
63 One-celled protozoa
64 Entwines
DoWn
1 Paul said he would travel
here after leaving Rome
(Rom 15:28)
2 The Diocese of Des Moines
is here
3 Rich soil
4 The end of a document?
6 Sign of papal office
7 “…world without ___.
Amen”
8 Abstract being
9 London jail
10 Asian inland sea
11 Our ____ of Lourdes
13 “And take the helmet of
salvation, and the _____ of
the Spirit” (Eph 6:17)
18 Time or place designation
19 “On the third day
he ____ again”
21 Galilee, and others
22 OT hist. book
23 Protectors of the first
amendment (abbr.)
24 Club stint
25 Sweet suffix
27 Hiding place
28 Paul asked Philemon to
provide one (Phm 1:22)
29 Soft lambskin leather
30 Marry
31 Paul left Cyprus with
Barnabas and traveled here
32 You wouldn’t put one of
these under a bushel basket
35 Understanding
37 Tarsus, to Paul
39 7th letter of the Greek
alphabet
40 Wood starter
41 “Blessed is the fruit of
your ___”
43 Paul asked the Corinthians
to “____ your hearts to us”
(2 Cor 7:2)
44 Female members of
religious orders (abbr.)
45 Garments
47 Fish eggs
48 Paul was upset because
of the number of these in
Athens (Acts 17:16)
49 Paul, as he was known at
the martyrdom of Stephen
(Acts 7:58)
50 Air (prefix)
51 Early movie mogul
52 Creche
53 Alien god of the Exodus
54 Dry
56 Abbr. for two Pauline letters
57 Hasten
58 Number of years Paul was
kept under house arrest in
Rome (Acts 28:30)
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With $5,000 in his pocket,
World War II veteran James Lee
bought a small Ford dealership
in Elm City, NC in 1953.
“Son, I want to tell you something.
The reason that I bought this car from
you is you didn’t act like I could not buy
because I was wearing my overalls.”
I was able to spend a lot of time there. I certainly had
an interest from day one in the business. I liked being
around a car dealership and being in back in the service
department with the mechanics or watching how cars
were sold.
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I was born about six years later in 1959 – the third of
three children - and grew up in that small town. I could
ride my bicycle to school. I would also ride my bicycle
down to the original dealership -- Lee Motor Company.
Truth is, it was a very small dealership – wasn’t even
big enough for a showroom. My dad might have had 12
employees.
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LEE
I grew up in the car business. Before becoming a Ford
dealer, my father, James Lee, started working at a Ford
plant in Norfolk, VA, after he got out of the Navy in 1946.
A couple of years later, he had an opportunity to work
for a couple of small dealers in the northeastern part
of North Carolina -- this was in the late ‘40s and early
‘50s. In 1953, with $5,000, he bought an almost-closed
small Ford dealership in Elm City, NC. It was a town of
about 1,000 people, located between two fairly goodsized mid-markets, Wilson and Rocky Mount.
He had a real good trade with farmers. He could talk to
a farmer that had been in the field for 14 or 15 hours or
he could talk to a local banker. And he always treated
them the same. I had the good fortune to watch that
growing up. He was somewhat old-fashioned – a World
War II veteran. But for whatever reason, whenever
I hung out there, he never told me to go home or go
play ball somewhere. He was very happy to have me be
there and to sit in his office to watch and listen to him,
which was great because I just was very interested in
-- enthralled you could say -- with the car business.
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John, walk us through the early history of your
organization, when you first started with your
father and then the transformation to when
you took over the dealership.
My father had a great personality. People really liked
him. People trusted him. He could talk to anybody. He
treated everybody the same, which is, by the way, how
I’ve always wanted to conduct my life in dealing with
people.
Dave Anderson
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What was your first real job at the dealership?
Well, of course, I’ve done it all. After Elm City, we moved
to Wilson in 1967, and about three years later, he had
built a facility on a major highway, Highway 301, which
is the main north-south route.
To answer your question, I really did do everything. I
cleaned commodes. I scrubbed floors. I swept. I said
“Hello” to customers. I washed cars, changed oil, did
tune-up jobs. You name it, I’ve done it. But the proudest
thing I can say in my life, outside of my family, is that I
can never remember not having a job. We lived in the
country. I grew up “putting in tobacco,” which is what
we called it. I worked in the tobacco fields and on a hog
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farm. I bagged groceries. I know these jobs aren’t related to
the car business, but you name it, I’ve done it. I’m proud of
the fact that the good Lord gave me a drive to work, and that
my father and parents were hard-working people. I saw that
and it inspired me. If you want something, you have to work
for it. And that’s exactly what I did.
John, how do those lessons of work experience
translate to your experience now as an owner?
Well, I’m attracted to people who have a good work ethic.
I’m able to recognize an individual who really wants to put in
the time to make a difference. There are all sorts of clichés
in our business. You can work smart, you can work hard, but
I believe you have to work hard and smart.
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This is a very demanding business. We have to be on our
best game when people are getting off work, and we have to
be prepared. I’ve always prided myself in being able to pick
employees who have a strong work ethic and want to put in
the time to make a difference and to improve themselves.
Let’s fast forward from 1970 up to 2013 – 43 years
later. You began as a single point Ford dealership
with a family. You’ve grown to an amazing size.
Tell us about the challenges you’ve had getting to
this point.
Let’s see. I had never worked in any kind of white collar
situation in the dealership until my father became sick in
1979. He was only 56 when he passed away.
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is son John, born six years later, would
ride his bike after school to the small
dealership that didn’t even have a
showroom. He fell in love with the
business at age six.
In those early years, he cleaned toilets, swept
floors, worked in the tobacco fields for the local
farmers, while learning from his dad how to work
hard and treat people right.
At age 20, while still in college, John found himself
running the dealership after his dad died. At the
time, the dealership had fewer than 25 employees
and John had yet to sell his first car.
He and his wife, Lynn, have turned that small business
into Lee Motor Group, which now has 10 dealerships
in four states, including one of the top-selling Hyundai
dealerships in the country. Seven of the stores were
open points awarded to Lee Motor Group. With the
addition of a corporate airplane and helicopter, John and
his President, Tim Varnell, are able to visit and manage
the stores on a timely basis.
Continuing a practice he began when he first took over
the store, John still gives his personal phone number to
every customer who buys from the dealerships in North
Carolina.
He credits hard work, integrity and treating people right
for the extraordinary success he’s experienced through
the years.

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Audi R8
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n a rain-slicked night in Italy’s soaring
Dolomites, that romantic attachment to Audi’s
once-groundbreaking,
damn-the-weather
traction system is easy to understand. We’re driving the
discreetly revamped R8 on a two-day northbound trek
from a Moto GP track in Rimini, to a memorable seaside
lunch in Venice and into the mountains of Italy and
Austria, descending to take a beer-soaked checkered
flag in Munich. But you don’t have to be living la dolce
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vita to appreciate the oft-downplayed performance edge
of Quattro. On a slippery morning in Toledo, or a downpour
in Sonoma, Audi sports cars go all superhero while the
weather Kryptonites rear-drivers like Corvettes, sapping
their vaunted muscle, turning them into timid Clark Kents.
A nice set of winter tires helps. With autumn snow already
frosting high Alpine passes, an Audi engineer has prudently
shod our R8 convoy of V-8 coupes, V-10 Spyders, and
the V-10 Plus model with Dunlop Winter Sport tires.
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That V-10 Plus model is new. This weight-watching, 550hp show-off replaces the limited-run GT coupe and Spyder
atop the lineup when R8s reach showrooms in March.
(These time-travelers skip past 2013 for a 2014 modelyear designation). For now, the Plus is available only as
a hardtop. The Euro-market Plus we’re driving shaves
110 pounds from the standard V-10, in part via ceramic
brakes and less sound-absorption material. American
versions will weigh more, forgoing the Euro version’s
fiberglass shell seats and clear carbon engine cover.
Here, with the moon poking a hole in stubborn clouds, I’m
climbing a 525-hp V-10 Spyder through northern Italy’s Parco
Nazionale Dolomiti Bellunesi. This national park’s spectacular,
pink-hued granite walls and strange grassy peaks stand
between me and Bolzano -- or Bozen, the town’s Deutsche
name in this largely German-speaking province of South Tyrol.
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2014 Audi R8
On sale: March
Price: $115,000/$150,000/$180,000 (V-8/V-10/Plus, est.)
Engine: 4.2L V-8, 430 hp, 317 lb-ft; 5.2L V-10,
525/550 hp; 391/398 lb-ft
Drive: Four-wheel
EPA Mileage: 13/21 mpg (est.)
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• Fun And
Laughter!
• Easy Yoga
• Meditation
• Experiential
Learning
• Enhancement Of
Creative Skills
• Improvement Of
Memory And
Concentration
• Healthier
Emotions
• Better Interaction
With Others
DEVELOP Business Solution guarantees return on investment as it is guaranteed to give huge savings on costs of
document storage space and manpower time.
DEVELOP Business Solution generates a complete accounting report on the usage of the Develop Multifunction
Copier and billing reports of printing and copying jobs per department or individual user.
Break free from your office walls as you can now access your documents through the internet from anywhere at
your convenience with full confidence and security.
Call Copylandia for a free demonstration of the Develop Business Solution!
Call 535-8-535
www.copylandia.com
sales@copylandia.com
FLYERS

17. SM SAN MIGUEL
WEB DESIGN
PRINT
Sales Champion of the Month
Prizes:
LOGO & VECTORS
• Selling Unit with the highest sales revenue for the quarter.
• The individual sales target for the quarter should be met to qualify.
• Must sell minimum of 1 unit of any KIP model, 3 units Ineo Color, 4 units
Riso or 1 unit ComColor, 6 units Magicolor.
- Trip to Hongkong for 1 person + US$300
- Certificate of Recognition
Prizes:
Riso Champion of the Year
Prizes:
• Selling Unit with the highest revenue on Risographs sold.
• Minimum of 24 Riso units to qualify.
• Minimum of 12 units of A3 Models.
*All qualifiers will receive a certificate of recognition and a gift
develop champion of the year
*All qualifiers will receive a certificate of recognition and a gift
Prizes:
• Selling Unit with the highest revenue on KM color printers sold.
• Minimum of 60 Magicolor printers (not including MC1600W) to qualify.
Copylandia
Campaign flyers for
new products
- Trip to Hongkong for 2 + US$1,000
- Certificate of Recognition
Production Machine Champion of the Year
KIP Champion of the Year
• Selling Unit with the highest revenue of KIP Machines sold.
• Minimum of 6 KIP machines to qualify.
• Minimum 2 units of KIP3000/3100 to qualify.
Prizes:
- Trip to Hongkong for 2 + US$1,000
- Certificate of Recognition
Sales Champion of the Year
Solutions Manager of the Year
• The Branch or Solutions Manager whose team earned the highest sales
versus target performance rating.
• Must hit sales revenue and product targets.
- Trip to Hongkong for 2 + US$5,000
- Certificate of Recognition
Prizes:
*All qualifiers are“Sales Quota Busters” and therefore will receive the following prizes:
Branch of the Year
Prizes:
- Trip to Hongkong for 2 + US$5,000
- Certificate of Recognition
*All qualifiers are“Sales Quota Busters” and therefore will receive the following prizes:
- Trip to Hongkong for 2 + US$1,000
- Certificate of Recognition
• The branch with the best BTIP x Sales Performance over Target Rating.
• Must hit their sales revenue and product targets.
- Trip to Hongkong for 2 for all members of the team + US$1,000
- Certificate of Recognition
Enjoy the sights, sounds, and tastes of Disneyland Hongkong with
your family by winning as many contests and prizes as you can.
See you all in Hongkong!
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Campaign flyers for the
City of Pangasinan
- Trip to Hongkong for 2 + US$1,000
- Certificate of Recognition
• Selling Unit with the highest sales revenue for the year.
• The individual revenue sales target should be met to qualify.
• Must sell a minimum of 3 KIP/Horizon/HSM 386.2 or higher, V-Press.
• Must sell a minimum of 2 ComColor.
• Must sell a minimum of 9 Ineo Color.
• Must sell a minimum of 12 Riso.
• Must sell a minimum of 24 Magicolor.
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- Trip to Hongkong for 2 + US$1,000
- Certificate of Recognition
*All qualifiers will receive a certificate of recognition and a gift
*All qualifiers will receive a certificate of recognition and a gift
Prizes:
- Trip to Hongkong for 2 + US$1,000
- Certificate of Recognition
*All qualifiers will receive a certificate of recognition and a gift
• Selling Unit with the highest revenue on Production Machines sold.
• Minimum of 6 units of Production Machines to qualify.
• Production machines include Comcolor, Ineo+6500/+6501, Ineo 1051/1200, BQ270,
BQ150, HSM V- Press, HSM Central Shredders and Balers, and other similar products.
*All qualifiers will receive a certificate of recognition and a gift
Prizes:
• Selling Unit with the highest revenue of Develop copiers sold.
• Sell a minimum of 60 units of Develop machines to qualify.
• Sell a minimum of 12 units of Ineo Color to qualify.
- Trip to Hongkong for 2 + US$1,000
- Certificate of Recognition
Konica Minolta Champion of the Year
Prizes:
- Trip to Hongkong for 2 + US$1,000
- Certificate of Recognition
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CONTACTS
Sales Champion of the Quarter
• Selling Unit with the highest sales revenue for the month.
• The individual sales target should be met to qualify.
• Must sell at least 1 Ineo Color, 1 Riso and 1 Magicolor to qualify.
POSTERS

18. SM SAN MIGUEL
WEB DESIGN
PRINT
LOGO & VECTORS
CONTACTS
Multiple packaging
designs for various
products and/or
services.
PACKAGING

19. SM SAN MIGUEL
WEB DESIGN
PRINT
LOGO & VECTORS
CONTACTS
Various POP Designs
for Copylandia
Organized By:
Presented By:
UP LAW CLASS OF '85
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C OMPREHENSIVE I MMIGRATION S OLUTIONS
HELPING ATTAIN IMMIGRATION GOALS
●
www.copylandia.com
PROMOTING COMPLIANCE AMONG THE MIGRANT COMMUNITIES
*
With
THE BLOOMFIELDS
*
TEATRINO PROMENADE AT GREENHILLS
Friday, June 25, 2010 @ 8:00 PM
P 1,000
Organized By:
UP LAW CLASS OF '85
Presented By:
LABELS AND TICKET
L AW O F F I C E SOf F
L aw ffices O
M Aary C A R M E N r.. M adridD - C RO S T
M RY c arMen R M A D R I -c rOst
www.usvisalawcenter.com
C OMPREHENSIVE I MMIGRATION S OLUTIONS
HELPING ATTAIN IMMIGRATION GOALS
●
PROMOTING COMPLIANCE AMONG THE MIGRANT COMMUNITIES
www.copylandia.com

20. SM SAN MIGUEL
WEB DESIGN
PRINT
LOGO & VECTORS
CONTACTS
Various logo designs
for clients
LOGO DESIGNS

21. SM SAN MIGUEL
WEB DESIGN
PRINT
LOGO & VECTORS
CONTACTS
Various logo designs
for clients
LOGO DESIGNS

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