Digital Illustrations
Created with Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and/or Canva
EEB T-shirt Design
The UCI BioSci Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (EEB) reached out to me and requested a design for a t-shirt they planned to send to students. They asked for six anteaters (the UCI mascot) participating in various EEB-related activities. Three of the anteaters were either in our digital library already or created by other sources; however, they needed three additional figures and described the actions they wanted the anteaters to be engaged in. I made the three anteaters in Illustrator and finished the final design in Canva.
Scuba anteater: created by LM Design Ink. I added additional edits to make the anteater appear in a similar style to the others. Click here to view the original illustration.
Earth Day anteater: created by UCI Student Affairs with additional edits from Isabel Tuason.
Scientist anteater with bubbles: UCI BioSci library image.
See below for the three designs I created.
Anteater running on a treadmill with probes attached
Anteater in a lab coat holding petri dish and fruit fly tube
Anteater hiking with Ipomopsis aggregata plant species on the mountain
Amplify Womxn Logo
Amplify Womxn of UCI was inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement and provides a space for the womxn of UCI to be heard. The department of Academic & Professional Women of UCI (A&PW) created this fantastic group and asked the UCI BioSci marketing team for assistance with the digital aspect of the project. I was inspired by A&PW’s idea and created a logo and tagline that I hoped captured the boldness and importance of this group.
Logo created with Canva and Photoshop.
I adapted the logo for social media and email marketingto promote their events:
UCI BioSci Buildings
UCI BioSci has an array of unique and easily recognizable buildings. I chose to illustrate 3 of them: McGaugh Hall, Natural Sciences 2, and the BioSci Starbucks.. I’ve used the facilities in my designs and adapted them for social media, website designs, email, and more. The core buildings were designed in Illustrator and Photoshop and I completed the final graphics in Canva.
