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If a seat, like a throne, is designed to stand alone and allow a person to remain unbothered to ponder, it must possess certain features and forms that encourage this isolated behavior.

What began as something I would do during my off hours while working at SuperDry, a clothing retail company, became a sensation during corporate visits. I imitated best selling graphic tees prints.

I designed an improved user interaction and storage system for BK ROT, a client of UPCYCLES. This trike’s micro-hauling storage system is for reverse logistics scenarios; local food waste collection.

This page is specific to digital representation of computer models. It features basic objects that were generated on SolidWorks and rendered using KeyShot 8. Convincing visuals give context to a design concept.

The 3D curriculum for the Industrial Design department at Pratt is founded on the RPK Methodology. It is a formal study of movement through space. These exercises enhance a designers thinking chambers.

As we wonder, our thoughts transition through the dimensions. Drawing transforms a one dimensional idea or concept into a second dimensional visual. I find my analog skills to build on my ideas with context.

Model making exercises taught me how things are made; whether it was casting, bending, cutting, painting, priming, machining, or mould making. Craftsmanship techniques are important to convey our intentions.

Most of them are product design ideations. This is how I quickly document a thought I had. I do not think what is for my notes needs to be perfect or presentable. These are raw representations of my thinking process.

I enjoy going around taking photos. The importance of documentation and composition are communication tools that I find to be valuable. I want to train to become skilled at defining the key image to a problem and scenario.

I studied Architecture at Art & Design high school. I learned how to both draft and render digitally and by hand. My interests in Industrial Design came from Architecture because I prefer the scale of products than to buildings.