Commissioned Work
I am accepting commissions for a variety of multimedia
projects:
- Illustration
- Web Design
- Graphic Design (Logos, Newsletters, etc)
- Flash Animation
- Flash Interactive Programs
For more information about commissioning multimedia work, email me directly at larkinheather@gmail.com. See the About
Me page for more information.
Flash
Animation
Office of Sustainability Flash Animation
April 2007
Description: This
animation was designed for the Princeton University's portal
site on Sustainability at Princeton. The animation
is 30 seconds long and was made completely in Flash.
Flash
(Programming)
The Action Tracker
2007
Description: This
is an exciting work in progress. The ActionTracker,
available at Equid
Research and Conservation, is an interactive presentation
of data from zebra radio collars.
You can see "Tales" of zebra movement data with dialog
boxes explaining what's happening.
Lark in Heather
2006
Description: This
was not a commission, but it's a peice of Flash programming
that I am proud of. This is last year's Lark in Heather
website. While the site was fun to make, I decided
to change it for something simplier to use and easier
to update.
Illustration
Zebra Life Stage Diagrams
October 2007
Description: In the arid, northern range of Kenya, a last stronghold for the endangered Grevy's Zebra, the people to best help collect data on these animals are people living and working in that area everyday. These illustrations were placed on data sheets to help hired scouts accurately identify the various stages of a zebras life and record it accordingly.
Journal Illustration - Swordtail Fish
2006
Description: These
drawings of swordtail fish were designed to show
the differences in the spotted and unspotted female
phenotypes of a type of swordtail fish. The article
was written by Christiane
Meyers.
Journal Illustration - Garment Diagram
2004
Description: Princeton
University's East Asian Library is home to an amazing
garment from China. Thousands of Chinese characters
have been carefully drawn on the the garment. An
article in the East
Asian Library Journal by Professor Andrew Plaks investigates
the possible original purpose of the garment. These
illustrations were intended to clarify the direction
the characters are intended to be read, a path that
goes all over the outside and inside of the garment.
For more information go to the site for the garment, here.
Webpages
Equid Research and Conservation
2007
Description: This
website is devoted to the study and conservation
of our equid friends, better known as horses, asses
and zebras. It was imagined by post-doctoral fellows
of Princeton University who wanted a web presence
for what's happening in the world of equid research
and to spread awareness about endangered equids (most
equids are endangered). Please check it out!
East Asian Library Journal
2006
Description: The
East Asian Library Journal is a journal that focuses
on the world of print and book-binding in East Asia.
This website was created to give appropriate information
to people intrested in purchasing the journal, as
well as guidelines for contributors.
Isac's Lawn and Garden
2007
Description: This
website was designed for a local landscaping
buisness. Their needs included having the site done
quickly and having a format they could update quickly
with limited computer skills. The site was ready
for content in two days.
Lark in Heather is © Heather
Larkin 2007