Last week Suloni asked me to very quickly draw up some example images of chalk illustrations in the negative space behind Professor Michael Starbird in his Effective Thinking edX video clips. Here are a couple such images.

For TBH I’ve been working on a redesign for the “Kincaid Critters” interactive. This is a kid’s section activity of the site which asks the student to match a textual description of each ancient animal to its corresponding image. I’ve been focusing on making it both more visually appealing and intuitive. (I still need to drop in Jun’s icon to let the viewer know immediately that this is interactive.)

Workday is a new software that will soon be used throughout UT’s faculty and staff. I am responsible for creating illustrations that will later be animated into an introduction video for its new users.

First thing to be illustrated was the tower:

Second was a reel-to-reel mainframe:

More to come!

Finished deciding on the colors for the characters. Rough version of animation video.

This was the video put together with Anna’s and my illustrations. After completing the video I sent it in get edited by the audio department.

animation-done

I made the above banner for the pictographs page of the Texas Beyond History website. At the end of the old website. I found a “hidden” page that contained some watercolor painting replicas made by preservationist Forrest Kirkland. Since the pictographs page centers around his work, I drew from his art for the banner. I used photoshop and pieced together some squares of his art and created a complete image in watercolor style.

Below is a mockup of the banner on the webpage.

I am currently working on the layout of the rest of the page. The current page is a series of click-through images that will be put all into one page. I should be completely done by Monday!