Finished the color wheel tutorial! I really liked doing this project. I got to play around with how colors interact and mix, and it was really fun.

Here are some of the more involved illustrations I have produced recently for Latin 506.

These first two flyers are the same except for the flag markers in the margins. The information for flags isn’t available yet, so their presence is only to visualize layout/spacing. Because of the number of classes, the banner at the top had to be shortened.

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A different idea for the key of flags, broken down horizontally. This layout hides the row of text previously at the bottom of the flyer.

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Two different flyers: only COLA classes and a flyer that’s all inclusive (ARH and MUS are affected)

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Different ideas for the banner background depending on the height of it (which depended on COLA ONLY or ALL INCLUSIVE)

Live traces of the Jazz instruments.

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Different mockups of the color. Layout also subject to change.

Economics PhD Photoshoot

These past two weeks haven’t been as busy as previous fortnights have been.

After finishing up the HTML & CSS tutorial that Stacy sent my way, I began to work on coding up some of the designs that I created in Photoshop earlier.

In Photoshop:

Live on the website:

The CSS I coded:

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(Unused design)

In Photoshop:

Live on the website:

The HTML/CSS I coded:

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I also finished up the Cascade training:

 

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Lastly, Patricia gave me some training items for creating Canvas graphics in Photoshop for some of the online courses that LAITS manages.

Button graphic:

Preroll graphic:

Credit roll graphic:

Master Powerpoint slide graphic:

Canvas course graphic:

http://sta.laits.utexas.edu/blog/2016/10/10/18365-2/