Drawn in Procreate, cleaned in Photoshop, and colored in NedGraphics.
Half-drop repeat created in Illustrator and colored in NedGraphics with options to color as a two or three color print.
Conceptual Fall collection for Nordstrom baby girl.
Hand drawn in ink, digitally drawn in Fresco and Illustrator, cleaned in Photoshop, and colored in NedGraphics.
Conceptual Fall collection for Nordstrom baby boy.
Hand drawn in ink, digitally drawn in Fresco, cleaned in Photoshop, and colored in NedGraphics.
Inspired by the game of Bike Tag, this print was designed as a fun twist on the classic pastoral toile.
Drawn in Fresco, cleaned and color reduced to 8 colors in Photoshop, and colored in NedGraphics.
Refreshed an existing print by rearranging, scaling, and recoloring the elements for a pleated hat band.
Reworked in Illustrator and colored in NedGraphics.
Drawn in Fresco, cleaned and color reduced to 8 colors in Photoshop, and colored in NedGraphics.
A senior capstone project utilizing all elements of the design process from sketching, model-making, and CAD to actual manufacture. The result is a vessel for relaxation and contemplation.
After many rounds of sketching, the most promising concepts were chosen to move ahead with and further develop.
A direction was chosen and 1/4 scale models were constructed to further refine and realize the concept.
A full-scale mock up was tested to zero in on the proportions.
Computer models were made in Solidworks and rendered in Keyshot to nail down dimensions, provide blueprints for the welder, and better visualize the final product.
Laser cut 1/8” steel panels
Roll stainless steel side and support rails
Bend feet in small increments to produce a relatively smooth curve
Weld side and support rails to panels
Grind welds and rough metal
Sand end panels for brushed texture
Polish side rails to high shine
Cut to proper size and shape
Test fit in frame
Make pattern for each cushion
Cut upholstery-grade 100% wool felt
Sew covers
Thirteen chaise lounges from the WWU senior class were displayed at a one-night-only show hosted by Teague in downtown Seattle.
Kayak Point is aiming to create a world-class disc golf resort consisting of four full courses, a pitch and putt, rentable event spaces, a fully stocked pro shop, and a restaurant that serves both players and the surrounding community. I worked with the visionaries behind the project to create a graphic identity encompassing a new logo, tee signs, and other essentials.
The “ball golf” course that previously occupied the Kayak Point site plastered the area with its Coast Salish-style eagle logo. While it was easily recognizable and sentimental to some, the new owners and sport have no direct connection to local tribes and to continue using it would constitute cultural appropriation.
The bald eagle is common to the area and provides a nice metaphor for the flight of a disc, so it was a natural choice to carry that element over from the old logo. A simple silhouette of an eagle breaking through a disc makes up the graphic segment of the logo while the font Archive invokes a sense of sophisticated summer camp.
The Turbine series of pendant lights transform flat sheets of recycled wood veneer into lively, dynamic lamps.
The cross-grain use of the veneer gives strength to the delicate fins.
Rough sketches were created to explore general form and construction with the goal of creating a three dimensional shade from a flat piece of veneer.
Three distinct lamps form the Turbine series. Teak and ebony veneer contrast with the white acrylic tube.
Small circles release tension and prevent tears at the ends of each slit. Minimal hardware attaches the veneer shade to the center tube.
