becoming 2

From Shelf to Soup

In this project, I had to do four animations using SpriteSheet and JavaScript. I made my animations about what it’s like to be a ramen ingredient, as well as how we make it.

I did the first animation using SpriteSheet to show the ingredients all happy and winking. For the second animation, I used a JavaScript loop and changed the opacity of the flames to show that it is heating up. The third animation, I used a JS library to make the egg rotate 360 degrees to show how excited the egg is to the point where he started doing backflips. Finally, for the last animation, I used SpriteSheet to show the steam and the ingredients enjoying themselves in the sauna, which is the ramen bowl.

Feedback and Suggestions

Change the background and the font

The texts are too small, it makes it hard to read

The layout needs 'something' to make it interesting

The subtitles could be a bit bigger

The title could be bigger and more interesting, could probably use a decorative font

Put more graphic elements on the header and add some animations/effects

Saint-Pierre Label

My goal is to improve my print design skills by learning more about layout, typography, and branding. I want to create print materials that are engaging, informative, and memorable. I also want to explore different printing techniques and finishes to create high-quality and impactful print designs.

Feedback and Suggestions

Remove the outline on the label

More breathing space for the texts

A different font?

Do something fun with the logo

Personal Project

In this project, I had to do four animations using SpriteSheet and JavaScript. I made my animations about what it’s like to be a ramen ingredient, as well as how we make it.

I did the first animation using SpriteSheet to show the ingredients all happy and winking. For the second animation, I used a JavaScript loop and changed the opacity of the flames to show that it is heating up. The third animation, I used a JS library to make the egg rotate 360 degrees to show how excited the egg is to the point where he started doing backflips. Finally, for the last animation, I used SpriteSheet to show the steam and the ingredients enjoying themselves in the sauna, which is the ramen bowl.

A Shaping Conflict

For the psychology class, my team and I created a children’s book as a tool to help teach young children about conflict resolution. While conflicts are common at any age, we chose to focus on early childhood because children often experience everyday conflicts, such as refusing to share a toy, taking something without asking, or not considering others’ boundaries. Through simple situations and relatable characters, our goal was to explore how children understand conflict and how they can begin to learn problem-solving skills.