I am passionate about science. One of my hobbies is DIY science experiments, as seen at my YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/youcanscienceit
As part of this project I created a logo, several social media accounts, and a WordPress blog. This project demonstrates my ability to carry a brand and logo across different social media outlets as well as my video editing and digital effects capabilities.
As part of this project I created a logo, several social media accounts, and a WordPress blog. This project demonstrates my ability to carry a brand and logo across different social media outlets as well as my video editing and digital effects capabilities.
YouTube is the main outlet for You Can Science It. The logo is incorporated into the snipe on each video as well as within the header and avatar image on the YouTube platform. These videos also demonstrate my editing and digital effects abilities.
Tumblr is another outlet for You Can Science It. In addition to matching the look and feel of the YouTube page, Tumblr is utilized as a platform for building a community around DIY science experiments and features other DIY experimenters.
Twitter is a great platform and I really enjoy using it. Again the look and feel of the project is carried over, and like Tumblr, Twitter is used to build community and features content from like minded creators.
This is a screen shot from the WordPress blog. Each post has a feature image and the related YouTube video embedded. In addition I was able to trick the main menu of WordPress into directly linking to the other media platforms. You can see the live Wordpress page here.
Another screen shot of the WordPress blog illustrating the embedded YouTube video within the body of the blog post.
Here is a larger version of the logo that was developed for the You Can Science It project. I wanted to invoke an atom without using the scientifically inaccurate Bohr model. Instead this logo represents the first 4 orbitals of an atom in quantum probability.
This is the animated intro logo. I created the model and textures and blended them with the logo. Again this explores the idea of the modern conception of the atom.
