Center for Cultural Technology
A partnership between New Mexico Highlands University and the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
AmeriCorps 2017
Americorps interns, Desiree Ramirez and Erick Rangel, provided additional graphic design support after completion of the PICT 2017 schedule.
Continue reading “Manhattan Project Historical Park visitors center”
Clarence Bustamante, AmeriCorps Cultural Technology Intern
Hermits Peak Watershed Alliance, Summer 2017
Logo and Branding design
Johnny Alvaraz
Americorps
Ft. Seldon
graphic design for wayfinding and other signage
Albuquerque Balloon Museum
Weather Lab interactive design
design by graduate student Eli Menchaca
While the Roswell Museum and Art Center, intern Naomi Padilla completed a three-fold brochure of the museum’s Aston Collection. The brochure contains animal illustrations, activities, and features the museum’s mascot, Biff Beaver. Naomi is currently still working at the Roswell Museum where she plans on completing five redesigns of collection maps for the Aston.
While working at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) in Socorro, New Mexico, intern Naomi Padilla completed many design projects. There she made a Jansky lecture poster series, completed a t-shirt design, and drew a mascot to represent the NRAO’s Very Large Array, a huge assortment of telescopes that detect radio waves from space.
Turning animation projects into e-published documents for online distribution.
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