CSMS Virtualization Graphic and Backdrop

This week I was tasked with making the graphic for a CSMS Virtualization course. It would look like the previous graphic for Natural Language Processing I made, but now with a computer within a computer:

This is the progression of the design I made for it:

The inside computer made out of circuit boards was then placed on a PowerPoint Title Slide Template:

And finally, I designed a custom digital drop with images provided by the client:

 

Dr. Hunt’s Project: Title Cards

I made three sets of Title Cards that would match with the whole format I’ve been making with the Diversity PowerPoint/Project, here are some examples:

Thank You LAITS <3

Ahh! Sadly, it’s my last day on the job. I’ve been with LAITS for quite a while, and I’ve had so much fun working with everyone.

Suloni, you’ve been such a wonderful supervisor, and you’ve done an amazing job creating a supportive and enjoyable work environment. I’ve actually learned so much on the job (like I still remember sitting next to Stacy as he taught me basic CSS/HTML. Look how far we’ve come.) But by far the best part of being an STA has been meeting so many TALENTED people. Everyone is so inspiring, it’s wonderful. From listening to podcasts together, sharing memes & cat photos, to drinking Valerie’s various teas- it’s been a great time. Even after having to totally go remote after Covid, the STA space was still the fun and encouraging atmosphere I remember.

With the larger leadership role I’ve taken on in my ministry, job recruiting, and classwork, I sadly won’t be able to balance an additional to a part-time job this coming school year. I also want to focus more on doing art and potentially freelancing (so wish me luck!)

I’ll miss everyone so much! Thanks for being THE BEST coworkers and super cool, funky peeps 🙂

Oh and also, the goodbye card was AMAZING. I appreciated all the kind words and anime pics hehe. It really gave me the warm fuzzies~

Love,

Estella

 

ID Photos and Life Updates

So I’ve been jumping around on small tasks for a bit, and here’s what I’ve got to show! A scuba diver for Megan’s animation (created in Adobe Illustrator). And just some more photo IDs as request keep on coming :’) Tomorrow I start helping out in RSC support, as I’ve just moved back to Austin (yesterday). I’ll be sure to make a blog post on how that goes, but I can already tell you that I’m going to get lost in Mezes :’)