2D AVN Graphics for Students

I’m putting together a set of educational resources that explain Automatic Volume Networks (AVN) in a way students can quickly grasp. What I need from you are crisp, engaging 2-D graphics—think clear schematics, flow-style illustrations, and labelled diagrams that translate complex AVN concepts into visuals any learner can follow at a glance. The end use is strictly instructional, so every asset should reinforce key teaching points: component relationships, data flow, and practical examples. Vector formats (AI or SVG) backed by high-resolution PNG exports will let me drop them straight into slide decks, PDFs, and an online learning portal without quality loss. Here’s how I’ll review your work: • Each graphic matches the script or outline I’ll supply. • Text labels remain legible at typical classroom projection sizes. • Colours stay accessible (WCAG-friendly palettes). • Source files are editable, neatly layered, and named logically. If you’re comfortable turning technical material into student-friendly visuals and can iterate quickly on feedback, I’m ready to get started right away.