Project Overview

This project was created as a plugin for Veadotube with Python for personal growth with the goal of allowing an AI to control the Soundboard so that it changes the emotions of the icon of the pngtuber to match the emotion in the user's voice as detected by the LLM (Large Language Model) AI.

Key Elements

• Python Programming
• Generative AI

Programs Used

• Visual Studio Code
• Github Desktop
• Python
• Generative AI

Approach

I got the Roberta Go emotions LLM (Large Language Model), which is a LLM trained on Twitter post datasets, and I used Claude Sonnet 3.5 for some code and I used Python and Visual Studio Code for setting up the environment. I listed all the variables the program will need and how to order them and execute the program in the right order together as a guide.

Results

The plugin was able to free up my attention so I can play games and focus on the chat over having to keep my hands ready to switch emotions on the soundboard for streaming. I learned a lot about coding and Generative AI through this project.

Inquiry about this Project

This project is hosted on my private Github repository, but I can provide you access if you are interested in trying the program yourself if you send a request to my email or social media.

Project Overview

The goal was to create a video game with the Unity game engine using C#, Illustration, and Graphic Design.

Key Elements

• Logo Design
• Color Palette
• Typography
• Packaging Design
• Digital Assets

Programs Used

• Adobe Illustrator - for logo design and vector graphics
• Adobe Photoshop - for image editing and digital asset creation
• Adobe InDesign - for packaging design and layout
• Unity Engine and C Sharp programming in Visual Studio Program

Colors Used

• Cream Color (#fbfacb) - Primary color
• Purple (#864e9a) - Secondary color
• Blue (#73bceb) - Secondary color
• Black (#353338) - Accent color

Approach

The Save menu and general game menu required save slots, time save tracker, .xml programming for saving for secure cloud saving on local and steam cloud, the UI assets were designed and updated as required to fit the team's and the game's growing needs so it was revised visually 3 times before the final iteration. I first created a wireframe on paper for the layout, then I watched several tutorials on how to create certain components for the menu; lastly, I created an outline and showed the class in order to get approval for the assembly of the program.

Results

The save menu helped me learn how to create c sharp save data for games as well as be good design for the presentation to attract more viewers at the art center.

Project Overview

The goal was to create a webpage using .html, .css, and .svg code to display my portfolio projects. I wanted to create a webpage that was easy to navigate, so I customized the code instead of using a template.

Key Elements

• Websim.AI (Claude 3.5 Sonnet)
• Color Palette
• Programming (.html, .svg, .css, .js, etc.)

Programs Used

• Adobe Illustrator - for logo design and vector graphics
• Adobe Photoshop - for image editing and digital asset creation
• Adobe InDesign - for packaging design and layout
• Visual Studio Code - for programming the webpage
• Github Desktop - for programming, creating an program environment, and connecting to Github respository

Colors Used

• White (#ffff) - Primary color
• Black (#000000) - Secondary color
• Dark Blue (#153153) - Secondary color
• Bright Blue (#227caf) - Accent color

Approach

This website was created with criticism in mind from recruiters on what would be the most ideal and quickest way to view portfolios for resume submissions. I created this website over three different iterations with the most current version being this website viewed here. The blue webpage shown in the images on the side were the second iteration of this portfolio website. The websites were all created by first sketching an outline on paper for a wireframe and then implementing and creating the animations in code with some additional assets created with Photoshop or Illustration.

Results

This webpage is now easier to follow and has easier-on-the-eyes colors for the webpage (less vibrant colors). This new code for the webpage is also much easier to understand and organized.