I’ve been assigned to re-design the mascot for Texas Beyond History, Dr. Dirt the armadillo archeologist.

This is the before.

This is the first e-design I worked on. The client wanted the character to look older and/or wiser.

This is what I have been working so far on Illustrator. Tried making him look older by adding more wrinkles or signs of age.

This was a redesign of the Child Development in Context Laboratory (CDCL) wordpress page. The wordpress page needed a change in the layout of their text and the page needed an image above the text describing the center.

This mockup includes a monochromatic appearance. The text and the blocks are blue. The text is centered and doesn’t include the school name underneath.

This mockup includes purple text that matches the color of the face of the kid on the right. The blocks are flatter, more colorful and doesn’t have an outline or shadow. This was to match the style and color of the hands. The following mockups include multiple color variants of the header text.

For my STA training, I made a color wheel. It looks more like a color square. It’s actually a tesselation frame, which is created when a shape is repeated over and over again covering a plane without any gaps or overlaps.

For the past couple days, I have been helping Suloni clean up some images for a presentation being created for an online psychology class. Here are the before’s and after’s for the images.

I assisted in helping two English professor’s redesign their PowerPoint slides for a new online class they will begin teaching in the fall. We wanted to make their slides easy to read, even on a teleprompter. The redesign was fairly simple I increased the font size, made it an easier to read font (Helvetica Light) and switched the design to a wide layout. Here is the before and after: