The Design Page of Rhonda K. Elpers
All Images on this page are thumbnails. Please click on the images to view a full sized, higher resolution image.
This links to the Wichita Chapter of the IWA. I am Vice-chairperson of the Wichita Chapter. E-mail me for membership information!!!
This logo was created for the Wichita Chapter of the International Webmasters Association. (of which I happen to be Vice-chairperson) The logo represents Wichita's culture, industry, agriculture, nature, and business. Ulead's Photo Impact was used.
I sit on the Wichita Web Council at Boeing. This graphic was created for use on a bulletin board system I developed for member of the council to share their URLs. We've all found sites with good information, good software, etc. We felt this was the most efficient way to share information. I plan to implement a similar system with the Wichita Chapter of the IWA (International Webmasters Association)
This photo was taken with a Kodak DC40 (not the latest and greatest by any means) and then treated with an oil paint filter and frame treatment with a demo version of Ulead Photo Impact 4.0. I am very pleased with all of Ulead's products and own several software packages. Photo Impact is next on my list.
This graphic was created using several different graphics program. The 3D text was layered over a photo that had been treated with special lighting effects. The Boeing logo was also layered on. This graphic was featured on a web page that won second place in a design competition at Boeing.
The only treatment on this photo, which was scanned, is the frame. The picture means a lot to me and I wanted to include it on my site. This is a group I used to sing with and my very good friends.
Two of these ladies are still singing. You can see them at...
...they have a very nice site created by, Daniel Drouhard.
You can even listen to clips from their new tape at their site.
This is the board members of the Wichita Chapter of the IWA. Again, Ulead Photo Impact was used to crop and light treat the photo, add the 3D text, and add the frame. The handwritten text was also added using the same program.
Updated: 8/27/98 by Rhonda K. Elpers
