For the past week, I have been working on materials for the PSY364 online course–creating a title card, canvas graphics, and a short animation as well as editing animation graphics. Below are a few examples of my work.

Title Card:

Short Animation Still:

 

Today I completed a self-paced training for Canvas call out buttons using a template, color guide, and Bethany’s instructions. Below are mine and the original button set.

 

Original:

My button set:

Here are a few of the RUS 406 illustrations for which I colored and placed characters.

Today I was able to complete COLA IDs of a faculty member and a grad student. Each ID required 80×90 and 200×300 sized photographs. I included screen grabs of Aaron O’connell’s ID for example.

Below are more examples of finished IDs.

   

After a few rounds of edits–and a bit of slimming-down on text–the final renditions of the Linguistics Research Center trifold flyer are shown below. Compared to prior versions, the final has less text, consistent formatting throughout, more graphic elements like the “Current lesson series” section, and features the new LRC logo.

 

The latest draft of the LRC trifold is shown below. Most notably, I added a gradient to the artwork so that the image faded into the background and reformatted/added a graphical element to the “Each lesson includes” list. After receiving critique from Suloni and Bethany, I updated the LRC trifold to include orange in the color scheme and small formatting details. I also tried using a peachy hue in place of the grey, though Suloni and I agreed that the grey was better fit (the peach version can be viewed below). Currently awaiting feedback.

 

Outside:

Inside:

Peach version: