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AFR Course Graphic

January 11, 2021 By De'sha Bass-McClellan

AFR Course Graphic

I’m currently still working on the AFR course graphic. The first design I create was kinda spontaneous, but I learn from that design to create something that would be blocked by the professor.

I wanted to go with a grid or collage for the graphic, but the grid that was created was still missing something with the design.


I decided to go with a collage and bring more character the the layout of the images.

Once I created the basic structure of the graphic, I was able to incorporate different design elements in black and white and sepia.

We decided to go with the sepia color and have the images more spread apart. In addition, we added a textured overlay with the map design in the background. I also edited the pictures to look older than their original format.

With some additional changes to the graphic, such as the change in location of the pioneer woman and MLK. I was able to create the final design for the course graphic.

 

For the desk skirt and vertical monitor I had to make similar changes to the design to make them consistent and connected.

 

AFR Canvas Graphics

The next part of this project was creating canvas graphics. Originally the canvas banner and dashboard had MLK in the center. But the professor preferred to replace the image with the pioneer woman. In addition, we wanted to change the graphic to a lighter shade of red.

 

These are the final results of the canvas graphics with the callout buttons.

 

Overall, this was an exciting project to work on. I learn so many different applications for photoshop and I was able to create some visually appealing designs for the professor.

Filed Under: 2021 Spring - 2021 Summer, We are STAs

January 7, 2021 By Ingrid Alberding

This week I worked on IDs and assigning BCs and working on ppts for Olwell’s HIS 315K.

Here’s some examples of my work 🙂

 

https://sta.laits.utexas.edu/blog/2021/01/07/ids-ppts/

Filed Under: 2020 Summer | 2020 Fall, We are STAs

Updates

January 5, 2021 By Megan Fletcher

What I’ve been up to recently

I’ve been busy this week! Yesterday, I updated the Diversity & Inclusion CLIO course’s flip cards to have “headlines” on the answers.

I also got my anti-racism resources banner approved for the history department! You can see it in a post below. Other than that, I’ve been working with Ingrid and Cristina to copy over content from old PowerPoints for HIS 315K. I learned some new things about the Puritans in the process! I also made an intro slide for CH 302C Principles of Chemistry II for an old professor of mine, Dr. Biberdorf (she was great in ChemBridge!) so that the audio department can work with it.

What a week!

Filed Under: 2021 Spring - 2021 Summer, We are STAs

ids

December 22, 2020 By Ingrid Alberding

here’s a few IDs I did in this short work week :^)

 

Filed Under: 2020 Summer | 2020 Fall, We are STAs

D&I training

December 21, 2020 By Megan Fletcher

Diversity & Inclusion CLIO training

Thuy, De’sha, and I have been working on a CLIO course for the university’s diversity and inclusion training. I’ve been putting in the content for page 3, Legal Requirements, this week. I’ve put the CSS flip cards with each question, answer, and audio embed into a CSS flex box layout, so it’ll be responsive to smaller screens — like cell phones — and larger screens, like iMacs.

Filed Under: 2020 Summer | 2020 Fall, We are STAs

Anti-Racism Resources Banner

December 21, 2020 By Megan Fletcher

Anti-Racism Resources Banner

I got started on a banner for the history department’s website last week! I took photos from the client, set them next to each other in Photoshop, then added a blue overlay. I used orange text with a drop shadow and rectangles to evenly “space” the photos out.

Filed Under: 2020 Summer | 2020 Fall, We are STAs

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