Kalina Eskew

Creative Portfolio

Graphic Design

A flyer for the Yorzinski Lab. Under the title of the lab a block reads "Animal behavior, sensory ecology, animal communication. A photo of some great-tailed grackles on a shopping cart and a photo of lab members follow. At the bottom a peacock says in a speech bubble "Interested in joining our lab? Contact jessica.yorzinski@ag.tamu.edu"
A flyer reading "Do you like birds and technology? I'm looking for dedicated people to help build tools to study avian behavior! Duties: build and contribute to the design of microcontroller-powered tools to modify and measure bird behavior, field test equipment for outdoor use, assist with writing code in Python and or C++. Requirements: engineering student, familiarity with microcontrollers (Arduino, Raspberry Pi), Coding experience (C++/Python preferred). Contact Kalina Eskew (kalinaeskew@tamu.edu) for more information or to apply!" Between the text, there is a photo of two cardinals on a computer screen and a microcontroller.

Visual Art

A colored pencil drawing of a male and a female Baltimore oriole perched on branches. There are also two black-eyed susans (flowers) .
A watercolor painting of a white-eyed vireo
A watercolor painting of a green jay standing on a tree stump.
A graphite pencil drawing of a roadrunner in motion.
An ink still life of specimen prep. A starling lies on the tray next to a scalpel, needle, and cotton. In the background there is a glass of water and a container of cornmeal.
A colored pencil drawing of a cassowary.
An acrylic and colored pencil illustration of northern cardinals. In one corner, there is a male cardinal's bust looking to the right. Below, a male and female cardinal share a seed.
A watercolor painting of a roseate spoonbill

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