Developments
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Electric Vehicles Charging Stations Location Proposal
A spatial analysis was developed by using ArcGIS Pro to identify locations for the new EV charging stations in Monroe County, NY. Multiple datasets were gathered and processed to determine the ideal locations for the new EV charging stations to meet the current demand of registered EVs on the road. A highly visual and detailed map was created, with the user-friendly in mind for the audience to utilize and interpret.
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Wishful Space
This was a semester-long and senior team project to build an interactive website based on the concept of “Wishing Well,” which was featured during Imagine RIT, a creativity and innovation festival. The website was developed with a rendering library, Three.js. This project was created entirely while everyone was working remotely during the pandemic.
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Tigerchat
A web-based application that was planned, designed and created during a COOP with Center on Access Technology as a developer. This web-based application is a tool for the RIT deaf/hard of hearing and hearing students to communicate, translating speech into text, especially during the pandemic and increased mask usage.
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Dog Breed Identifier
A Swift-based iOS application project that was developed as a class project. This application has the function of detecting a specific dog breed based on a taken picture or image using Apple's Core Machine Learn Model (MLModel). API was also utilized to display all dog breeds' facts and information for the users.
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Designs
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Public Utility Commission of Texas Logo
Public Utility Commission of Texas, a state agency that regulates the state’s electric, water, and telecommunication utilities, went through the rebranding process. One of their first steps was to establish a new logo design that would be used in social media, their secondary websites, and the intranet rather than using the traditional Texas seal. This logo design was approved by the PUC board and is currently in the use.
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The Big Bend National Park Concept Logo
The Big Bend National Park logo was developed, as part of a logo project for the New Media Design Digital Survey class at the Rochester Institute for Technology. The mountain cats are very common at the national park, thus the reason why a mountain cat was used as a main theme for the logo design. However, the three major mountains (Mt. Emory and the Mule Ears) outline was incorporated into the mountain cat's legs.
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Saul Bass
Saul Bass is one of the most well-known designers, especially his kinetic dynamic typography approach. The poster was based on his design style and part of a project for New Media Design Digital Survey class.
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Art Deco Travel Poster
A mock-up art deco travel poster was given as a New Media Design Digital Survey class project assignment. The poster features a fictional hotel space station that was inspired and loosely based on a film, 2001: A Space Odyssey. Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop were used for this design.
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Book Cover Design of Animal Farm
Animal Farm, written by George Orwell, is a satire of Soviet Communism. When given the challenge of designing a book cover for the New Media Design Digital Survey class, it was natural to create a book cover that parallels the anti-Stalinism propaganda that was frequently used throughout history. Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop were used for this design.
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The Wind
The Adobe Illustrator software was used to create a realistic geometric art of horse in galloping movement. "The Wind" was submitted to Rochester Institute of Technology/National Technical Institute for the Deaf's annual Digital Arts, Film and Animation Competition for the graphic media category, and was selected as a winner for 2016-2017.
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Twilight Peaks
Twilight Peaks was created while taking a dual credit class at Austin Community College as a part-time student. Like "The Wind", a similar approach was used to create this digital art by using Illustrator and Geometric to create an image of mountains. Twilight Peaks was selected by the faculty to be shown at the Dougherty Arts Center as part of Austin Community College's annual art show.
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The Stags
The stag logo was created on Adobe Illustrator for one of the assignments for a graphics design course where students were required to come up with a sports logo on their own.
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CaveFox Logo
CaveFox is a company that focuses on hardware and software development with a specialty in high-security designs. The firm made a request for a new logo design that contains simplicity and a sense of reliability.
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SWCED
The Statewide Conference of Education of the Deaf (SWCED) sent out an announcement about a logo contest for its biannual conference. They had a specific theme for 2016 and requested that the logo reflect the theme "Igniting the Flame Within: The Pursuit of Student Success". The logo has a negative space between the hands, which shows the outline of a torch. This image was selected for the conference in 2016.