General Marketing and Illustrations

A 4-H member looks through binoculars as she sits in a field of wild grasses. This photo was posed and captured to promote and market the 4-H Nature Navigator program. 4-H Nature Navigators combine learning about nature with healthy habits by getting outside.
at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater on Monday, Oct. 20, 2025. A few pieces of grass were removed using generative fill and the clone stamp tool. 

A group of students participating in a marketing photo shoot that ran into the evening hours carry on a conversation. 

Members of the Robotics Team pose while working on a project in the engineering lab during a promotional photo shoot for the program.

AI and Photoshop used?:
This photo was not edited in Photoshop at all, only in Lightroom. The Remove tool, with generative AI, was applied to eliminate a few odd shadows on the ceiling, remove the logo from the laptop, and reduce some shine on the male student’s face.

Portraits of visual arts professor Ramsay Wise placed in a film strip. Story was about Ramsay's class on classic horror stories for Halloween. 

Fourth years Jennifer Marte and Kelton Compos sit on the Lawn on Thursday, October 23,2025.

Students walk through Grounds on Wednesday, October 22,2025.

A Nutrition and Dietetics student harvests sweet potatoes in the campus garden.

Dr. Jeritt Williams, assistant professor of engineering technology, is showcasing a project that high school students will be participating in at an upcoming robotics camp.  He holds a part of a 3D-printed guitar body, which is split into sections; the challenge for students is to program the robotic arm to assemble the pieces correctly.

You can read more in the article here: Five questions with Dr. Jeritt Williams, engineering technology prof who trains future experts in robotics and automation

Freshman Engineering student, Stephen Rueter, designed a "Quick-cap" that helps those with Type 1 diabetes open glucose tablet tubes with ease: “When you have Type 1 diabetes, low blood sugar is treated with glucose tablet tubes, which you open by applying pressure on the side of the cap to force it open. It’s not normally difficult, but physical weakness and shaky hands are the most common symptoms of low blood sugar. The Quick-cap, which has a slider on the cap, makes opening that cap less difficult with the added leverage. I’ve experienced that myself as a Type 1 diabetic.”

You can read more in the article here: New engineering student is an award-winning inventor inspired by his own diabetic journey

Glass negatives reveal glimpses of our university from 1910. October 17, 2025