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I pride myself in turning complex ideas into
easily digestible content while working within
realistic deadlines and multi-disciplinary teams.
A keen eye for observing with an ability to tune
into insightful information allows me to sustain
motivation throughout projects. I have the energy
to design and follow through with goals without
becoming flustered by unforeseen but common
creative roadblocks. I can defend ideas when
necessary but maintain an open mind to achieve
the highest level of results.
Internship 2Technical Communication 4Coursework 22Freelance 24Coursework 27
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Noble Toy Company had the goal of producing heirloom quality wooden toys that were manufactured from techniques which would evoke a rustic and timeless quality
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premium eco-fitness
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premium eco-fitness
Natural Fitness® was looking to develop a brand mark that
delivered a concise message of minimal
environmental impact fitness accessories.
When like minded people with diverse backgrounds come together, it is amazing what they can accomplish. Tired of seeing low quality, environmentally harmful fitness products in yoga and Pilates studios, fitness centers and homes, we decided that there had to be a better way, something more in line with the concepts of personal wellness and self improvement. With the goal of providing better alternatives, Natural Fitness came into being.
One of Natural Fitness’s founding principles is to offset the impact on the environment that results from the manufacturing anddistribution of our products. To achieve this Natural Fitness created our Zero Impact Program (ZIP)
ethos
zero impact program sustainable materials
bamboo
cork
hemp
natural rubber
For every product we sell, our Plant-A-Tree initiative funds the
planting of a tree in areas of the world that benefit most. that a single tree can remove up to
2,000 pounds of pollution from our
atmosphere.
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Rendering samples of a video wall mount used in marketing collateral and concept reviews
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Technical document spread for a medical cart prototype purchased by a local hospital with a turn around time of four days
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Position display interface (not supplied) into assembly and secure using sliding tabs.
Use cable ties in designated positions for proper cable management.
SLIDING TABS
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11 CABLE TIE POSITIONS
Technical document spread for mount used in Panera Bread stores
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+/-15°
+/-5°
Note: Do not lift or slide the assembly while gripping the display. Support the articulating wall-arm base.
Note: Follow detail 11.1 for sliding adjustment
DETAIL 11.1
DO NOT UNSCREW KNOB MORE THAN FIVE TURNS TO SET DISPLAY HEIGHT
HOLD ARM SECURELY PRIOR TO RELEASING HANDLE
SUPPORT ARTICULATING ARM WHILE ADJUSTING THE DISPLAY HEIGHT.
DISPLAY ARTICULATION
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Install and secure ceiling decouplers and extension columns per instructions provided with specific extension column models.
SIDE 80" SCREEN INSTALLATION
CEILING DECOUPLER
ALIGN
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Failure to secure M5 x 10mm self tapping penta-pin screw in position will lead to product failure.
WARNING
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Technical document for a custom display cloud used in Best Buy
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MIDDLE 80" SCREEN INSTALLATIONInterface brackets must be parallel.
Interface brackets must be level.
TOP VIEW
SIDE VIEW
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x3Hardware will vary for specific display models.
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Adjust display positions prior to fully securing mount. Once display is in desired location, tighten all hardware.
SECURE
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Assemble according to MIS 527 instructions.
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Assemble according to PLCM-2-UNL instructions. Replace tilt bracket (B) with custom tilt bracket included.
Set all display positions and angles for appropriate application.
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Remove end displays as shown. Drill 7/32" pilot hole through column. Drill 13/32" hole in position shown. Insert the 3/8" x 4" bolt (L) with washer (N) and secure assembly with 3/8" lock nut (M).
Re-install all displays previously removed. Displays should be at the correct angle and position for application.
Failure to secure bolt will lead to product failure. WARNING
DRILL THROUGH COLUMN
COMPLETED MOUNT
13/32"7/32"
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Illustrator rendering
Photoshop renderings
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“Products designed to simplify everyday life and satisfy your need for adventure ”
Create a family of products suited for young urban professional men ages 25-30
“From downtown to Downtime”
Style Board
Swatches
Concept Progress
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Concept Progress
Photoshop Rendering
Photoshop Rendering
Illustrator Renderings
Photoshop Renderings
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Internship Application Assignment Design Brief:
Outcome:
Create a variety of dining table and chair concepts based off one of our best selling wine bar/servers that match the aesthetics and styling to create a theoretical product family
Internship cancelled prior to decision process
Word AssociationElegantly bold lines; Contrasting accents; Rectilinear; Silhouette; Multiple layers; Conveyed balance
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Total Time:7 hours
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Design towards a community to foster their involvement in the bicycling community
Objective:
• No “gatekeepers” to trends and information• Everyone has a voice with the ability to be seen and heard• Fewer stereotypes for youths to be• Discouraged by• Multitude of role models• Easy involvement• Cost
Reasons for BMX
Total Time:7 hours
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•Three years experience •Began involvement with low-rider bikes
•Eight years experience•Started in BMX to “go fast”•Grew an interest in single speed bikes
•Two years experience •Started riding BMX to hang out with friends •likes the DIY aspect to customizing
Ages 12-20Chicago Area BMX
Youth Hobbies & Reflection
Identity & personal connection
Adult Passion
Reinforcement
Imprint an interest for a lifelong activity
There is a progression of interest from a hobby to a more personal connection
An early foundation in the cycling community later affirms personal enjoyment
Dexter,16 Justin, 15Johnny, 20
Conclusions
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Design Challenge:Develop a compact and effective tool system that caters riders needs to keep them riding longer
Tool Poll (17 participants):
Wilson Skatepark, ChicagoOctober 2011
Where do you fix your bike?
What tools do you bring?
What are your most common
repairs?
Wherever it breaks
repair stand
both
Allen keys
Ratchet set
Tire Levers
Socket Extension
Spoke Wrench
Chain Breaker
BMX tool
Flat Tires
Headset
Chain
Pedals
Loose Bolts
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Capabilities
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Socket Pocket
Zipper secured socket bit storage
Padded Casing
Velcrotool security
Two piece modular design for a wider range of tool options for non standardized bicycles
• The storage system requires the least amount of order for field repairs• The rider can pick which tools to bring to suit their riding needs
