Toukan's human form. I've drawn him as a human before, but I didn't color it. It's strange to make pale skin and silver hair. |D

This has to be some of the fastest coloring I've ever done. But I wanted to get this done, since I knew that if I didn't color him, I never would have.

Total time from start to finish: a little over 1 hour
I don't know how. |D

Rohini the white fawn...



name meaning: moon
Age: fawn( 4 weeks old)
Personality: shy, observant, respectful, playful, sweet, loving, needy, and judgemental.
Family: needs a mother.
Set: fawn
History: She is but a child, in need of a mother. Her mother was shot by man, a hairless species the deer know nothing about. They carry loud sticks that may harm rohini. Her fatther left her mother when she needed him the most. Abandened by her father, Rohini was shaken and scared, in a result, she learned how to find food for herself and how to take care of herself. But she cannot teach herself skill. She needs a mother to care for her. After weeks of peril, she wondered into an unknown land called, The Endless Forest, a land unknown by her kind. A land of magic, religion, and peace. This was land she was searching for.

Deku link ^_^



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WHO done these? OF Course ME!

Hey gang!

Remember that survey some of you took a few months ago? Well, that was to create a user profile to help me develop a diorama game for my Human Factors Methods class. We had to design a product based on user feedback. We had to do a user profile, task analysis, a prototype, user testing, and write a final report.

What you see here is a prototype of a diorama flash game that I made in PowerPoint with a macro that allows one to drag and drop items. It is a screenshot of only one of the biomes of the Nature Diorama game. Right now, it includes the Forest, Desert, and Savanna biomes with animals and plants to manipulate.

In case you're curious, human factors is a domain that blends principles of cognitive psychology and engineering and applies these principles to design with early and frequent focus on the users' needs. More information can be found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_factors. I am currently working on my Master's in Human Factors and Ergonomics/Applied Cognitive Psychology.

I am thinking of doing another iteration of this design and doing more user testing. After that, I might put it on the Internet and invite user feedback.