It’s midterm season…
I worked on a couple more trainings this week and started answering web support requests. For the trainings, I made a gif and flashcards in photoshop.
I will be working on the Center of Identity brochure project, it’s my first design project.
project: SJCS Logo Update
Client /Prof:
Initial Task:
Dear Suloni,
I hope you are doing well and have had a good start to the new semester. I am hoping you can help me (or know someone who can) with a draft of a revised logo for us. Our current logo is blue and white as seen here: here. (I have also attached it below)In the last few years, we have invested a lot of work branding our events, activities, and publications and we always use the logo as part of the publicity. However, UT’s colors are “Burnt Orange.” Thus, we often find that we have to go an extra few steps to make the connection between the SCJS and UT obvious. The current color scheme doesn’t make that connection for people right away.
I am therefore asking the Schusterman Foundation, our donors who have to give permission for us to change the color scheme, whether they would be willing to consider allowing us to change the blues to shades of burnt orange. They have yes to considering it but would like to see a draft of such a logo. Can you help me with that?
Everything else would stay the same, just the color blue would change to orange for UT identity.
Warm wishes,
Tatjana
Original:
Updates:
Client Feedback:
Dr. Lichtenstein really likes the orange and tan variant you’ve made. They want to make another edit to the logo’s lettering, and would like to see a Roboto font used for “SCJS”.
Client Feedback:
Dear Valerie,
What are your thoughts about the shadows, that was something people though looked outdated, Would it not work to just have the letters now depth?
Tatjana
project: SJCS Logo Update
Client /Prof: Hans Boas
Initial Task: creating a Polish flag logo similar to the German flag logo/word mark on www.tgdp.org
Reference:
FINAL:
project: PSY317L Course Visual Collection
Client /Prof: Prof. James Curley
I worked on a few more basic trainings this week.
In Illustrator, I learned how to do image trace and shape manipulation. These are patterns created with the image trace of a rainbow dinosaur and some shapes.
This color wheel was also made in Illustrator with blend shape and gradient. The cubes at the bottom are swatches for RGB and CMYK.
For the Photoshop painting training, I painted a chia drink bottle. These are the process photos.
I also made my caricature ↓
I completed the Illustrator logo training, these are the final products.
I will be working on the Cascade intermediate/advanced training. So far I have learned how to add a new page, how to customize buttons and how to create a chart. This is the progress on my test page.
During my second week at LAITS, I worked on multiple basic trainings and uploaded my first assigned photo ID.
My Cascade training site is up -> https://liberalarts.utexas.edu/sta-8/
I will probably learn more about Cascade in another training that is coming up soon.
I also spend some time on designing my logo in illustrator. Check it out below!
