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RUS Illustrations

July 28, 2017 By Bethany Wong

These are a few of the Russian illustrations I worked on over the summer:

Each illustration begins with a rough outline of the scene:

In order to have an accurate representation of Russian life and culture, we were given several source images from the professor that we could pull from:

Once the sketch was completed, puppet characters were added in the scenes:

Here are a few more of the completed and in-progress scenes:

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SPN Course

July 26, 2017 By Bethany Wong

I first made a few changes to the logo design:

Once a logo was chosen, I made some PowerPoint slides for the class:

Lastly, I helped guide out and create buttons for the canvas page:

 

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July 19, 2017 By Lauren Shafford

Here is one of the COLA ID’s I did recently. I brightened the shadows on this guy’s face and made the image overall brighter.

https://sta.laits.utexas.edu/blog/2017/07/19/20810-2/

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What’s the Story

July 19, 2017 By Ben Liu

I’m starting to wrap up the what’s the story flash animation for one of the kids pages on TBH.

The difficult part has been the beginning and ending which have both been animation heavy.

The in between scenes have been laid out, all that is left is to add some small animations and click events.

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Russian 406 Scenes

July 17, 2017 By Aidan Kessler

These are illustrated backgrounds for the Russian 406 course. These are used to tell the story of Polina and Oleg (the hedgehog) who help illustrate different Russian language concepts.

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TD 301 Locations

July 17, 2017 By Aidan Kessler

From the upcoming Introduction to Theater and Dance course, these iconic buildings are used as map markers during the short “history” segments of each class to illustrate important cities and regions. The icons are placed on a map to illustrate where in the world the students are looking at theater each week.

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