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This is a visual placeholder for our Visuals for Speech mini project.

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This is my personal logo, used on my basecamp site http://joannadunlap.com

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This is a visual placeholder for our "how to" drawings mini project.

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Don't fear white space in your design.

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I love nature, love the sun, love blue skies....and it helps me feel creative and whole. I created this logo as a good simple capture of that feeling.

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This shows dueling aspects of my zodiac in silhouette together with negative space. It combines my favorite colors, my interest in human nature + the natural world, and my (perhaps morbid) interest in taxidermy

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I love drawing, but this time i used Photoshop to design this logo. I used layers, letters, and layer properties. I love simple and clean logo.

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This is my teacher logo! My students call me 'mister' or 'Mr. E' and I was born in the year of the dragon (1988). I like the dragon as a symbol because it's the only mythological creature in the Chinese Zodiac.

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I decided to combine my two favorite things: Coffee and Music.
I tried to use some of my favorite colors as well, such as blue and purple.

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In my design, I incorporated:

One of my strengths (ideation)

One of the design methods I like to do (Doodling -- the actual logo and then the pencil represent that)

One design profession I enjoy (music)

One storyteller I'm inspired by (Seuss-inspired drawing)

Favorite colors (kind of, I didn't have teal or burgundy, but I used the closest colors to it)

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I decided to stick with my roots  for this one - a weird monster yelling something, which is absolutely something I would create normally.  It is a representation of my style, as well as humor/fun. I also incorporated some of my favorite color combos, along with favorite lettering and art tools

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I'm getting married next month and changing my last name, so I decided to use my soon-to-be-initials!

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When I googled persistence, I found images of plants springing up through concrete. I liked the idea of a flower blooming out of a road, surviving in the midst of traffic. The flower is looking toward the horizon at what is to come, but also firmly rooted exactly where it's at, forcing others to work around it because it's so sure of its place and purpose.

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I like the idea of letting it speak for itself, but it probably needs an explanation.
Here's what is represented:
- CLE, where I grew up
- Colorado, where I live now
- the four members of my immediate family
- my favorite pastime: travel
- my love for teaching children
- my ancestry
- a special pet
- my obsession with buildings
- new challenges

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What I had envisioned in my mind, came out a little bit different on paper. I love cartoons and have always drawn cartoon characters since I was a kid. I couldn’t stick to just my favorite colors, so I decided to incorporate all colors of the rainbow :)

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My daughter is taking her first graphic design class this semester. I had fun brainstorming with her to come up with an image that represents me.  I am a hippy at heart and value my role in education shining a light on students' creativity!

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My academic background is in nuclear physics, so my logo is based on the Rutherford model of the atom. My logo represents my love of science and technology, as well as themes that resonate with me: organization, inspiration, brightness, simplicity, and color.

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In high school I was on the debate team and during each debate we were expected to define our terms. What did our use of language mean? Now in the public health world, I have found that we are not taking time to clearly define what our language means thus leading to arguments of perception instead of robust debate around the topic at hand.

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I can't take full credit for this logo. My coworker mentioned that if I had a logo she just kept picturing a lowercase "d". When making this, I could NOT get that out of my head so I used it :) The center dog image was representative of my dog Harper. Prior to getting our second dog, I often found myself thinking of including his name in possible company names so the silhouette looks like him and is a purposeful nod to him. He is still alive by the way...I was re reading that and it sounded as if he had passed. thankfully we still have some time with him. The forest/mountains are a not so figurative representation of my love of nature and the peace that I forget can be found there.

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Hethyr's visuals for JFK's Civil Rights Address on June 11, 1963. 

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Hethyr's visuals for JFK's Civil Rights Address on June 11, 1963. 

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I chose the first 1.5ish minutes of his speech and used visuals from the incident he was referring to during the speech. Since he was giving the address after the incident, I thought using images from the incident would be the most powerful visual thing I could use.

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JFK Civil Rights Address first 1.5 minutes with images

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I chose FDR's address declaring war after 12/7/1941. Due to it being a very serious matter, I chose a sharp font and dark background. I also elected to use the correct era pictures.

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A Day That Will Live in Infamy - Google Slides

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Pompeii: An Eyewitness Account taken from the Letters of Pliny the Younger

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Pompeii: An Eyewitness Account taken from the Letters of Pliny the Younger

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My high school science students are studying volcanoes, and my digital art class is studying photography and video presentation. I thought I'd combine the 2 creating a video short for use with both groups. I chose the only eyewitness account of the destruction of Pompeii. I hope you like it.

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I illustrated Patti's words with artifacts and snapshots of her life and career.

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This is the "band of brothers" speech from Shakespeare's Henry V. The English are about to battle the French at the Battle of Agincourt, October 25, 1415, in the Hundred Years War.
The soldiers are demoralized and overhearing his men's laments, Henry inspires them with this speech.

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A Youtube link for easier viewing!

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Speech from Charlie Chaplin's The Great Dictator

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Speech from Charlie Chaplin's The Great Dictator

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For my speech, I chose to do a portion of the speech from Charlie Chaplin's film The Great Dictator.  In order to get a look/feel that I felt would go with the mood of the speech, I researched graphic designers from around the time period that this movie came out, which was 1940. I ended up focusing specifically on inspiration from Josef Müller-Brockmann, a highly influential Swiss graphic designer from the time. The resulting look is a bit more intense than I anticipated, buuuut it still works I think haha

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I recently attended a personal development conference hosted by New York Times bestselling author Rachel Hollis. I used the audio from one of her keynotes from Rise Conference 2019 for this project.

I started by choosing images that were in color and then moved to only black and white as I didn't want the visuals to detract from the spoken word. I thought about using visuals of unknown women, but ultimately decided more historical photos might be more salient. I drew out a few of the most moving quotes and highlighted them with white font on a black background.

I captured the audio in Camtasia and then overlayed the PowerPoint slides.

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How to Make Toast as shown by my awesome pencil drawing!

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How to Make Toast as shown by my awesome pencil drawing!

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How to Make Toast!

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Carissa Krug

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I used Adobe Spark for this video presentation. It was fun!

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Carissa Krug

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Our little music man.

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Design Explorations: Five-Photo Story (Part 2)

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Story of our family going to Paris. It was our son's first time.

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The story of my husband and I so far... many more memories to come :)

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My Personal Logo

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What is zSpace? A zSpace Overview for my school staff. Pecha Kucha Presentation.

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What is zSpace? A zSpace Overview for my school staff. Pecha Kucha Presentation.

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Pecha-Kucha presentation

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Pecha kucha   Instructional use of video

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The Power of Art: A Pecha Kucha Presentation by Stacey Adams

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Was John Brown an Effective Anti-Racist?

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Was John Brown an Effective Anti-Racist?

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Was John Brown an Effective Anti-Racist?

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Carissa Krug

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Lassoued Interpretation of the  Elie Wiesel "The Perils of Indifference" speech

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Lassoued Interpretation of the  Elie Wiesel "The Perils of Indifference" speech

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Lassoued interpretation of the Elie Wiesel "The Perils of Indifference" speech

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Our Most Vulnerable: Children in America's Foster Care System

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Our Most Vulnerable: Children in America's Foster Care System - VisME is the Swiss Knife for creating Awesome Visual Content and effective story telling.

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Carissa Krug

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Check out this Infographic designed by bonnetnicholas.

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Banana: Friendly Fruit or Radioactive Menace?

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Banana: Friendly Fruit or Radioactive Menace?

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Updated Logo

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Napkins are more than dry finger wipes.