4.5.1 - Assessment: HTML

Introduction

My name is Ayden Belitski, and I'm a second-year student for graphic design. I've always had a heavy interest in technology, working within the design field to put a personal spin on my favourite games, and be able to express my creative boundaries to see how far they could go.

As long as I can remember, I've always wanted to create things. This could range from gigantic LEGO sets from a bunch of miscellanious pieces, to straight up coding entire features into games. I decided to join the professional design industry to further enhance these dreams and passions, while also seeing what the world had to offer.

Top 5 Interests & Passions

Content creation such as videos and livestreaming
Creating 2d animations
Taking landscape photography
Creating pixel art and designs
Creating mods and modpacks for games

Top 5 Skills & Abilities

I have a very high adaptability
Able to relay instructions in a way that's easy to understand
Creative and detail-oriented
Able to balance out efficiency without sacrificing quality
Able to keep workspace organized and clean, as much as possible

Showcase

Here are my top 5 proudest assignments and pieces of work that I've made over the years. (That I still had access to...) These range from early highschool, all the way to just earlier this year.

One of the first designs made in a post-secondary workspace, after years of not designing anything or using Adobe software.

Created in late 2024, this character was created from inspiration of my avatar's halloween costume at the time. I had also used the game files and rendered them externally to use as referencing.

Created roughly the same time as the badge, these cookies were an early project of getting back up to speed with Adobe software, specifically Illustrator, and using photo references to re-create food items.

The earliest available artpiece I have to date, created in late 2020 and my first major assignment in class, as well as taking over 2 weeks to create.

By far my largest and most tedious project I've made, at 9.7GB in a single Illustrator file. Each different pixel in the cubes were seperate shapes, grouped and stacked to give the form of literal building blocks. This project had bluescreened my device thrice while working, and lost all progress on the file on more than one occasion.