I designed a logo for a town tree committee.
Auto Choice
This was a freelance graphic design project I did for a local used car dealership who was looking to update their signage and business materials.
Phase 3 concepts after ‘AC’ logo is selected, exploring different initial layouts for sign and business cards.
Phase 4 concepts exploring a different color palette with the logo and testing with signs and license plates.
Final design for the business cards for both long term and temporary card holders including the backside.
Branding decal design for retail lot cars.
Final design for license plate covers for retail lot cars.
Electio
How to improve election engagement and participation among young adults?
Persintrarch
How can facilities be optimized for visitors to efficiently utilize, share, and access its space and resources?
Persintrarch is a program that uses IoT sensors to understand how a space is used to assess its effectiveness and identify pain points and how it can be improved.
Fashion Illustration
Spring/Summer 2020 Collection for Tracy Reese
For this project, I envisioned 10 looks infusing my style into Tracy Reese’s design language for a spring/summer collection. The vivid colors, patterns, flowing fabrics, and natural themes of Tracy Reese come together with my abstract and vintage influences to inspire these looks.
Crūv
A children’s crib and love seat hybrid that emphasizes sustainability through lifecycle.
Many young people today that will be the parents of tomorrow, are conscious consumers who value sustainability and quality in the products and goods that they purchase.
Cribs are generally large in size and short in product lifecycle. The goal of the Crūv is to extend the lifecycle of the crib by transforming into a loveseat that can be used by the family afterwards.
Norske Remodelling
Logo and typography design for a remodeling company.
Various ideations
B.Fast
Mornings can be stressful in households for families. Parents often face the challenge of juggling getting ready for work and helping their young children prepare for school. The kitchen is often the epicenter of this chaos.
The goal of the B.Fast Station is to empower young children to prepare breakfast and/or school snacks and lunches themselves and to thus relieve some morning stress on busy parents.
B.Fast concept sketches.
Some early sketches exploring ideas around accessibility in the kitchen setting.
Compact Treadmill
Not everyone has the space to designate towards personal exercise equipment. The compact treadmill attempts to break down the monolithic structure of the traditional treadmill to its barest essentials to improve its spacial efficiency and convenience.
I gave the compact treadmill Brookstone branding as it is a company that makes technology products for the home and personal care.
Initial concept ideations.
Physical prototypes including a blue foam exploration finding to scale width dimensions as well as screen angle and adjustment and a simple scale model of the components.
Here is the treadmill in use.
Shop Stool
A compact stool/side table designed and prototyped out of birch plywood using a dowel rod and glue construction.
The construction process
Portable Espresso Maker
Enjoy the pleasure of espresso on the go. This espresso maker is manually powered and just requires hot water and ground espresso. It is compact enough to be taken outdoors and used in an environment where the flavor and caffeine of an espresso shot is desired but not necessarily readily available.
The downward force of the corkscrew plunger creates the pressure to brew the espresso by pressing the hot water through the finely ground espresso. The nested assembly allows access for convenient cleaning.
Early hand held espresso maker concept sketches.
Product Rendering Concepts
Various quick concepts ranging from fixtures to furniture and soft goods.
Egg Vessel
3D printed vessel designed to hold a hand-carved bass wood egg, inspired by the Bauhaus.
Supermarket Kiosk
How can the self-checkout kiosk, a workhorse of modern urban grocery shopping, be refreshed to better encompass the human factors of its users?
I used the Henry Dreyfuss’ book The Measure of Man: Human Factors in Design as a helpful guide to take deep exploration into finding a balance in measurement to accommodate a variety of users. I considered average sight lines and reaches for standing and sitting users.
Construction of the final prototype took a mix of media including wood, cardboard, chipboard, acrylic, yellow foam and even some large text books to serve as counterweight!