Economics PhD Photoshoot

These past two weeks haven’t been as busy as previous fortnights have been.

After finishing up the HTML & CSS tutorial that Stacy sent my way, I began to work on coding up some of the designs that I created in Photoshop earlier.

In Photoshop:

Live on the website:

The CSS I coded:

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(Unused design)

In Photoshop:

Live on the website:

The HTML/CSS I coded:

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I also finished up the Cascade training:

 

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Lastly, Patricia gave me some training items for creating Canvas graphics in Photoshop for some of the online courses that LAITS manages.

Button graphic:

Preroll graphic:

Credit roll graphic:

Master Powerpoint slide graphic:

Canvas course graphic:

https://sta.laits.utexas.edu/blog/2016/10/10/18365-2/

First mockup of two designs for a speaker event.

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Completed ads for the speaker event

The original Ransom Williams page layout:

New design layout options:

 

 

 

This past week I completed a poster for the history department to promote an upcoming speaker event on the impact of the Cultural Revolution. As any Chinese person would know, this was a tumultuous and chaotic time with a disputed outcome. I’m actually very glad I got to make the poster because I identify with the event. The department gave me the image below to start.

And I tried a few ideas to make the image pop.

idea 1

idea 2

(this one ended up looking more Japanese than Chinese)

 

Below is the design I ended up using. The color red came naturally (color of the revolution, color of the flag), and I thought the navy was a nice contrast for the details at the bottom of the poster.

I’ve been working on Professor Mark Sainsbury COLA Profile.

I set up his books page with all the cover photos

I worked on his publications page so that they would display an abstract with a drop-down drawer.