Digital Art
Doodling and making digital artwork quickly became one of my favorite pandemic hobbies. Below are some of my creations (they are also scattered across this website!). Some are research-related, and some are just for fun.
Hover over each image for brief descriptions :)
This one is inspired by the attention capture task I used for my dissertation. Participants were asked to detect the target butterfly. On some trials, task-irrelevant faces appeared as distractors. We found that some types of faces captured attention and interfered with butterfly detection to a greater extent than others.
Selfie testing out new equipment
My favorite face that has her tongue out 75% of the time
Might’ve asked a Haitian Voudou Priestess for a little help with my dissertation…
This is my dog if she were a Roman Emperor. Not sure if any further description is needed.
Thanks to online pandemic science, I tested kids all across the country for my dissertation. I ended up meeting with families from 20 different states (+ Canada) over Zoom!
Inspired by my work investigated how rewarding faces may automatically capture eye gaze. The outline of this face is actually of my mom!
The faces of all the brilliant women I got to work with while at Tulane.
The People Who Make Science Fun
Department happy hour ft. Abita
Psych department picnic with lab mates
2nd annual LBD Lab Pie in the Park!
ISDP with Julie and Jill 2018