Jennifer moehring portfolio_12072015

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1 2 3The Painted ElephantRestaurant Project 6

JUMP Office Project 20

White School House Residential Project 26{ { {

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In this project, I learned how to develop a

thorough and complete concept, not simply

focusing on the interior. Not only did I design the

restaurant, but I planned the type of atmosphere

I wanted to evoke. The atmosphere included

the food that would be served, how it would be

served the entertainment, and

promotional materials.

Jump was the final project for the first semester

of commercial design. I learned and practiced

the codes and egress for public buildings, as well

as, effective and efficient space planning on a

unique floor plan, and completed a small

construction document set. I was able to

experiment with an open office concept and how

much color to use in the workplace.

The White School House is the final project of

my second semester as a design student and

proved to be the most challenging. I continued to

practice all of the residential codes and egress

requirements, learned how to use Photoshop,

InDesign, Revit, and I built on my skills in

AutoCAD. I figured out the rendering in

Photoshop is awesome for extra details, but for

entire black and white drawings is undesirable.

4 5Additional ProjectsHand Renderings and Acrylic Paintings 42

Kohler Company Internship Multiple Projects 32

6Study Abroad: ChinaImages & Brush Paintings 56{ { {

As an intern, I am learning the dynamics of a

design firm and how to design for one client

within a brand. I am learning the challenges and

factors that a set requires based on the views

and product that need to be photographed. I am

also learning how to creatively display product

in showrooms, a topic I did not get experience

with in class.

My elective classes in Chinese culture and

painting techniques exposed me to another

way of approaching the world. It interested me

in another creative outlet that does not involve

a computer, simply focusing and making each

stroke count.

I focused heavily on the effects of color and

light in the hand-focused classes. They taught

me how to think about the choices that needed

to made. How does a lamp impact the tile

backsplash or the plush wool carpet? What color

background will have the most impact, or will not

interfere with the rest of my work. Giving me a

break from the computer work and strengthing

hand-eye coordination.

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The Painted Elephant is the ornate dining retreat.

The senses are bathed in the luminous colors and

rustic textures of Moroccan architecture.To

compliment the detailed surround, your taste buds will be whisked

away by North African delicacies. Escort your dearest friends and

family for a spot of tea by day or a hearty feast by night. Forget your

utensils and unwind.

THE PAINTEDELEPHANT

Created using Adobe Photoshop.

THE PAINTED ELEPHANT LOGO

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From these images, I was inspired by the

ornate screens, organic doorways, and

intricate tile patterns of traditional

Moroccan architecture and dress.

THE PAINTED ELEPHANT INSPIRATION

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Modeling and rendering completed in

AutoDesk Revit.

THE PAINTED ELEPHANT SCREEN VIEW

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Autodesk Revit by creating a horizontal

section cut.

THE PAINTED ELEPHANT FLOOR PLAN

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PAINTED ELEPHANT REFLECTED CEILING PLAN


Autodesk Revit by creating a horizontal

section cut.

THE PAINTED ELEPHANT BAR VIEW

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Created using Autodesk Revit.

THE PAINTED ELEPHANT ELEVATIONS

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THE PAINTED ELEPHANT FRONT DINING SPACE


Autodesk Revit.

THE PAINTED ELEPHANT CENTRAL DINING

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AutoDesk Revit.

THE PAINTED ELEPHANT PRIVATE DINING SPACE

The Painted

Elephantmoroccan Restaurtant

and bar

Owner & ChefCarmelia Bohbot

Open Daily Mon- Thurs 9 AM-10 PMFri-Sun 11AM-11PM

Menu and Business card designed using

Adobe InDesign.

THE PAINTED ELEPHANT PROMOTIONAL MATERIALS

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The goal for the Jump office project was to blend the influences of their

past with state-of-the-art technology. Collaboration and

innovation are the focus of this graphics and product design firm. To

enhance the work experience, a mix of open office spaces with a variety

of workstations and multiple team zones were utilized to satisfy diverse

work modes. In addition, the town center is located at the heart of the office for employees to grab a bite

to eat or hold a quick meeting. Bright colors, retro style furniture, and

plentiful amounts of daylight allow employees to have a cheerful and

productive work experience.

JUMP: OFFICEPROJECT

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INITIAL SKETCHES

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I was inspired by these images’ bold use

of color and pattern, as well as, the simple

details found in the Mid Century modern

furniture and lighting.

JUMP OFFICE INSPIRATION

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AutoDesk Revit.

JUMP OFFICE RECEPTION SPACE

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AutoDesk Revit. Preliminary bubble diagram

sketched by hand.

JUMP OFFICE MAIN CONFERENCE ROOM

The image and floor plan were both created

in Autodesk Revit.

JUMP OFFICE IDEATION ZONE

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The White School House was the perfect opportunity to

transform a historical public building into a residence with

character. The small floor plate is divided into a public and a private zone with a utility core acting as a

noise buffer. The flowing public areas simplify and

encourage entertaining. The entire space was designed to be fully accessible. The flowing public

zones will increase wheel chair mobility.

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SKETCHES

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I was drawn to slight rustic and collected

feel of a space. I also wanted to include

classic furniture and organic details.

WHITE SCHOOL HOUSE INSPIRATION

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Modeling completed in Autodesk Revit

and rendering was completed in Adobe

Photoshop.

WHITE SCHOOL HOUSE FLOOR PLAN

Model completed in Autodesk Revit and

rendering was completed using Adobe

Photoshop.

WHITE SCHOOL HOUSE KITCHEN & DINING SPACE

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Both the shelving unit and door were

created in AutoCAD.

WHITE SCHOOL HOUSE CUSTOM DETAILS

Modeling completed in Autodesk Revit

and renderings were completed in Adobe

Photoshop.

WHITE SCHOOL HOUSE KITCHEN ELEVATIONS

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As the 3D architectural intern, I was able to assist the set designers with

numerous projects. I forecasted and researched upcoming trends for the 2016-2017 seasons. The

trend research provides useful inspiration guides for Kohler sets,

graphics, and products. In addition, I did preliminary designs for the

Kohler Design Center and various tradeshows. All of these projects

gave me the experience of designing within the brand and the

pursuit of gracious living.

KOHLER INTERNSHIP

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DESIGN CENTER SKETCH

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This product display was modeled with

SketchUp and rendered with SketchUp and

Adobe Photoshop.

KOHLER DESIGN CENTER DISPLAY

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Adobe Photoshop.

BRAZILIAN AGATE KITCHEN

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Adobe Photoshop.

PALE POWDER BATHROOM

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These are preliminary sketches to

generate unique ideas for a new Kohler

products array of options.

PRELIMINARY PRODUCT DISPLAY SKETCHES

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One of the season’s important color trends

is coral. This mood board pulls inspiration

for this refreshing hue from fashion,

architecture, products, and nature.

TREND RESEARCH: CORAL

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Black when highlighted with bronze or

copper is a chic and sophisticated interior

trend. It is also prevalent in product and

fashion design markets.

TREND RESEARCH: BLACK & BRONZE

One of the season’s important pattern trends is the

atmosphere. Nature’s ever-changing horizons and

landscapes open the doors for uncommon patterns

that layer colors and texture

TREND RESEARCH: ATMOSPHERIC PATTERN

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The next grouping of projects focus on my

skills outside of technology. The first portion

includes hand renderings, where I used a

photo and a line drawing to practice

creating different textures and light sources

with markers and colored pencils. The

second portion inlcudes paintings from a

color theory art class. Each project

focused on a different property of color and

I was allowed to create anything I wanted

as long as, it followed the color principle.

The last few projects were examples of

projects from my earliest design classes

where we exprimented with design priciples

to complete compositions.

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LINE DRAWINGS

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Render completed by layering marker and colored

pencil.

MID CENTURY BEDROOM RENDER


pencil.

MODERN CABIN RENDER

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pencil.

GORDON DINING AND EVENT CENTER

Gossip Queensacrylic on canvasette, 2014

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Geometric Skyacrylic on canvasette, 2014

Moment of the Featheracrylic on canvasette, 2014

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Penelope & Portiaacrylic on canvasette, 2014

Lower Left: Cardboard Thronecardboard, 2012

Top Right: Santa Fe Sunbursts, orange & pinkdigital pattern, 2011

Lower Right: Interior Design Organization logo,UW-Madison Student Org, 2014

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Feng Shui is not just a concept, it is a lifestyle. Feng Shui can be

described as using the Earth’s wisdom as guidelines for traditional Chinese

architecture, gardens, art, and culture. I was extremely fortunate to have a native Chinese professor willing to

share his years of expertise with me on my month-long tour. Feng Shui

principles are opposite of our traditional, fast-paced American lives.

There are three main guidelines that are focused on in Feng Shui. The first is appreciating that change is always

constant, the second is the experience and not the end goal, and

lastly, balance.

STUDY ABROAD:CHINA

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.I was able to experience all the Feng Shui principles on our walks

through traditional Chinese gardens and buildings around

Beijing and Shanghai. I got to learn a few words in Chinese, taste

some unique dishes, sketch, and climb the Great Wall. The perfect

combination of learning and sightseeing on this on this once in

a lifetime opportunity.

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A small sampling of pictures taken with my personal

digital camera while in China.

PERSONAL PHOTOGRAPHS

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Blossoming Riverbendink on rice paper, 2015

Contact InformationEmail: [email protected]

Phone: 920.287.4539

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