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Bachelor of Science in Interior Design | 4.0 / 4.0 GPA

Council of Interior Design Accreditation Minor in Marketing | Minor in Art Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS | August 2018

Associate of Arts | 3.78 / 4.0 GPA

Magna Cum Laude Student Hall of Fame (1 of 4 selected from 2400 students) Southwest Mississippi Community College, Summit, MS | May 2014

E xperien c e Interior Design Intern - Gensler Houston Model space plans and render views in Revit Attend project and client meetings Assist in FF&E selection Create design presentations

Interior Design Intern - Something Southern Design & Furnishings |2016-2018 Drew project plans in AutoCAD Contacted company reps about furnishings & fabrics Created design presentations for client meetings Arranged showroom vignettes

Research Intern - The Classical Institute of the South | Summer 2015 Photograph furniture & historical household items for the C.I.S. database Researched provenance of pieces discovered Catalogued antebellum furnishings & decorative arts

Photographer | 2010-Present Owner - Birdsong Photography by Hannah Monroe

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H on o r s & A war d s Celia Moh Scholarship Recipient | 2017 Southeastern Home Furnishings Scholarship | 2016 Phi Theta Kappa Academic Scholarship | 2014-2016 Shackoul’s Honors College | 2014-Present Member of Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society | 2016-Present 3rd Place - “Into the Woods” for OFS Brands Headquarters 2017 IIDA Student Design Competition

3rd Place - Chair Design 2017 Flexsteel Student Competition

Semi-Finalist - Portfolio 2018 ASID National Student Portfolio Competition

Gold Award - Hand Rendering 2017 ASID South Central Regional Competition

Silver Award - Healthcare Design 2017 ASID South Central Regional Competition

Bronze Award - Hospitality Design 2017 ASID South Central Regional Competition

C o m m u nit y S e rv i c e Transformers After School Program | 2017 Tutor & mentor at-risk students in English, reading, math, & science at an elementary school in Starkville, MS

Volunteer, Operation Christmas Child | 2009-2017 Volunteer, Palmer Home Thrift Store | 2017 Volunteer, Starkville Pinelake Care Center | 2016 Volunteer, Habitat For Humanity | 2015-Present

A f fi l iation s & A cti v iti es MSU Montgomery Leadership Program | 2016-Present 1 of 34 MSU students selected from 800 candidates through an application & interview process to participate in intensive three-semester leadership building program, engage in community service, and aid incoming freshmen to develop leadership skills.

American Society of Interior Designers MSU Student Chapter | 2014-Present Student Member / Officer - Photography Chair Represented MSUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Interior Design Program in WCBI Newscast about Brasfield & Gorrie interdisciplinary project | 2017

MSU Interior Design Study Tours | 2015-Present New Orleans - 2015 | Chicago - 2016 | New York City 2017

S o uth w est M ississippi C ommun ity C ollege : Class Treasurer - SMCC Student Government Association | 2013-2014 Leadership Team Member - SMCC Baptist Student Union | 2012-2014 Welcome Committee Chair | Worship Leader | Small Group Leader

SMCC Bear Tracker Team | 2012-2014 Interviewed & selected to be member of elite team of students to recruit for college as well as plan & host campus wide events.

Q ual i f i cati on s D esi gn S ki lls Hand Rendering Space Planning Manual Drafting Sketching Problem Solving Presentation Organization

C omputer S ki lls R evit Photoshop Autocad InD esign Illustrator Microsoft Office R hino Sketch Up

R elated C ourses T echnology Revit Architecture AutoCAD Digital Design

T echni cal Environments for Special Needs Color & Lighting for Interiors Textiles for Interiors Interior Materials & Treatments Furniture Design Construction & Detailing Hand Rendering Hand Drafting Drawing I & II Design I & II Principles of LEED Professional Practice History of Interiors

T rav el H ig h l i g hts New York City, NY | 2018

Snowdonia, Wales | 2017

Denver, CO | 2018

Chicago, IL | 2016

High Point Market, NC | 2017

Atlanta, GA | 2016

San Francisco, CA | 2017

Nashville, TN | 2015

London, England | 2017

New Orleans, LA | 2015

Edinburgh, Scotland | 2017

Cozumel, Mexico | 2013

Newcastle, N. Ireland | 2017

Minneapolis, MN | 2011

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Contents Corporate 05 Institutional 15 Hospitality 27 Healthcare 39 Retail 51 Detail Drawings 61 Product Design 65 Creative 81

Corporate

Group project / Studio Vi / Spring 2018 S o f t wa r e : Revit, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, & inDesign

RESPONSIBILITIES Concept Development Reflected Ceiling Plan Rendered Floorplans Revit Model Building Material Selections Renderings

OBJECTIVE: For IIDA’s Student Competition, rethink OFS Brands’ headquarters—a family-owned company providing

furniture solutions for offices, healthcare, education, government, and home office markets. Provide a flexible office for the company’s dynamic workforce in need of a space that encourages and supports their daily activities and roles.

NE W B E G I NNI NG S OFS Brands, beginning with the purchase of woodlands, is forever bonded with the forest, not only through their furniture, but also through the replanting of trees they have cut down. The redesign for this company’s headquarters will bring their tie to nature on the outside into the office with a natural color palette and sustainable materials, utilizing the abundance of daylighting provided by the well-openings, and connecting departments with collaborative spaces and an open floorplan. G R O W. Taking inspiration from how flora and fauna continue to persevere and grow through challenges, the new office design offers areas to encourage employee growth. Nestled in a space plan that has room to breathe, the private nooks can be used for conversations or project works and the creative corner can be utilized by any department to meet for brainstorming. E N V E L O P. As trees lovingly envelop and value the wildlife about their roots, OFS as a company upholds a philosophy that encourages collaboration with and respect for fellow employees. When a person exits the elevator, they are embraced by a spacious lobby area with views of the CEO’s office, a smiling receptionist, and a collaborative area showing that the company desires to openly engage with anyone who walks through their doors. I N S P I R E . Nature has long been the inspiration for dreamers and creatives. As a furnishings company, OFS needs to always stay inspired with new ideas to fuel the creation of products. Their new office will provide several areas that will enable employees to come up with brilliant ideas including corkboard wall surfaces for employees to pin up drawings or moodboards as well as writable walls and colored glass panels that allow for a quick sketches when inspiration strikes.

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BoardRoom

The boardroom features many of the elements that can be found throughout the rest of the office such as the dropped acoustic ceiling clouds and lighting formation, warm wood tones, and the brick finish on the wall.

Custom built bleacher style seating provides visual interest and maximizes space. Sliding glass doors allow the area to be closed off for team meetings while keeping the kitchen area accessible to other employees.

Break Room

Open Office

Colored glass panels creates a barrier between the open office and the path of circulation while also providing an area for impromptu collaboration, inspiration, and sketching of new ideas.

Separated from the open office by a wall, this area provides many different seating options for brainstorming and collaboration.

New Product Engineers

Institutional

interdiciplinary project / Studio V / Fall 2017 S o f t wa r e : Revit, AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, & inDesign

RESPONSIBILITIES Concept Development Space & Furniture Plan Rendered Floorplans Revit Model Building FF&E Selections

Armstrong Middle School OBJECTIVE: Armstrong Middle School in Starkville, MS, has issues with building wellness and student well-being. A lack of natural light and poor circulation for each pod of students does not allow them to reach their potential or feel comfortable moving from class to class. The design goal for the renovation of the school focuses around providing better circulation, more natural light, and ensuring that the students have an environment that inspires them.

THE ECOSYSTEM Armstrong is part of a network of schools in the Oktibbeha County area, and its pod-oriented teaching structure mimics that of nature’s own ecosystem, embracing differences and uniting a family of students and teachers.

A DDI T I ON + S U BT R AC T I ON Education represents adding and subtracting in two important ways. One has a literal connotation, the learning of basic mathematics that will forever be part of each student’s life. The other, more metaphorical in application, manifests itself in how children will continuously move through each pod every year, representing the everpresent fluidity of life through time. These two notions take on a physical body in the push and pull design of the building’s shell and space plan allowing for improved circulation and an abundance of natural light.

T H E HI VE The design of each pod draws inspiration from the school’s mascot, the yellow jacket. These insects, though best known for being pesky during picnic season, have remarkable determination and a selfless loyalty to their fellows. Each pod at Armstrong represents a hive that coexists with its surrounding ecosystem. Their private classrooms and lounge areas give them autonomy while still remaining part of the greater whole, and the central grand staircase leading form the common spaces of the first floor represents the connection of all life through a shared environment.

Color Coded Plan Level 1

Public Administration Multipurpose MSU Classroom

Computer Lab Nurse's Office

Library Nontraditional Classrooms

Large library with hive inspired seating feature

EXST BLD

Open atrium featuring a skylight spanning the length of the building & the grand central staircase

Outdoor classroom areas that connect to the interior non-traditional learning space by large revolving doors

Rendered Floor Plan Level 1

Color Coded Plan Level 2

Circulation Pod 1 Pod 2 SPED Classroom

Pod 3 Maintenance

Each pod features a variety of seating arrangements customized to their needs The open seating area allows for collaboration, studying, or pod meetings "Bridges" span the gaps between pods, allowing daylighting to illuminate both floors The SPED (special education) classroom offers accessible seating and a kitchenette for practical learning

Rendered Floor Plan Level 2

Reception/Entry

The push/pull design aspect can be seen in the custom reception desk which is the first thing students & parents see upon entering Armstrong. Behind it is a custom hexagonal wall tile arranged to showcase the re-branded school logo.

The central raised seating area provides an interesting focal point of the new library space. It faces another custom push/pull inspired desk with a custom shelving system mounted on the wall behind it.

Library

Pod Configuration

This pod configuration showcases how customizable each classroom can be, as any subject or learning style can be accommodated. The hexagon acousitcal ceiling tiles provide sound absorption as well as visual interest and again pays homage to the hive.

Exemplifying a more traditional layout, this classroom demonstrates the abundance of soft natural light and visual privacy the transluscent Kalwall window system provides.

Pod Configuration

Hospitality

Team project / Studio V / Fall 2017 S o f t wa r e : Revit, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, & inDesign, iMovie

RESPONSIBILITIES Concept Statements Logo Design & Branding Rooftop Floorplan & Revit Model Rooftop Renderings Photoshopping of all Renderings Rendered Floorplans Materials & FF&E Selection

Board Layouts

Craneo Boutique Hotel

OBJECTIVE: To develop a better understanding of hospitality design and further collaboration skills through the renovation and re-branding of an 18 level boutique hotel as well as researching and selecting the ideal location for hotel. Project scope includes the development of a lobby, lobby restaurant & bar, spa, guest rooms & suites, and a rooftop space with an additional restaurant & bar. The project is presented through a conceptual rooftop model, a maquette of a guest room typical, a promotional video, and formal presentation boards.

A P I E C E O F PA R A DI S E Located in the heart of San Diego, California, Craneo takes pride in being a physical ode to the rich culture of the surrounding city. This illustrious boutique hotel draws inspiration directly form one of the most famous and important of Hispanic holidays, Dia de Los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, which is a joyful celebration of life and a sweet time of remembrance for loved ones. Participants in this holiday wear clothing of black & white and adorn themselves in vivid color, using the marigold flower to honor those who have left this world and painting their faces in the famous “sugar skull” fashion. Keeping in step with those traditions, Craneo drives its name form the Spanish word for “skull” and it celebrates the lives of its guests through rich colors, familiar patterns, and luxe materials. Overlaying color onto a backdrop of simple black and white, this hotel endeavors to make those that spend time within its walls feel the same sense of joy. Standing eighteen stories tall, this urban piece of paradise sets new expectations for the hotel experience. Upon entering Craneo, guests can be treated to a light fare at Cha Chara with its variety of healthy Spanish inspired dishes. Then before heading to their rooms, they can enjoy a relaxing beverage form Pomulo bar, convenient located inside Cha Chara. Once settled in, guests may decide to go to Frente Spa where they can further unwind with a massage; and a day at Craneo cannot end without a visit to the rooftop skybar, La Orbita, which provides a 360 degree view of the surrounding Gaslamp District.

GROUND LEVEL Reception back of house

Lobby Seating

Reception Cha Chara & Pomulo

Lobby Seating

Cha Chara & Pomulo

Deriving branding from Spanish words for parts of the skull, Cha Chara is named for one of the nasal bones; and Pomulo, the lobbyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bar nestles inside of Cha Chara, is named for the cheekbones. The flocked wallcovering & deep burgundy velvets create a dramatic backdrop for a meal or drinks with friends.

Frent e

Craneoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s in-house spa delves into the human consciousness and provides sensory stimuli for mental wellness as well as traditional services like massages and facials for physical comfort. Named for the frontal bone protecting the part of the brain that controls cognitive skills such as emotional expression, Frente gives guests an opportunity to relax and release negative energy. The Zen Room offers custom built swings or allows guests to drift away form life in the small flotation therapy pool filled with salt water.

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King Room Materials

Suite & Room Doors

Elevator Doors

G uest R ooms & S uites Craneoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s guest rooms & suites are designed to make patrons feel at home when spending their nights in the Gaslamp District and are inspired by the marigold. The king, queen, and doubledouble rooms each have a different color scheme, but all room types have the same black & white custom wall feature behind the headboard and the same wood beams spanning the length of the ceiling providing cohesiveness. The custom carpet design in the corridors are inspired by traditional Spanish rugs, and every room and suite door boasts a decorative marigold underneath the roomâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s number, giving a subtle nod to the tiny flower that influenced the design choices for each space.

Rooftop level

Rooftop Materials

L a O rbita The rooftop skybar & grill adorning Craneo’s 18th floor takes its name from the Spanish word for the orbital bone as it provides a 360 degree view of the surrounding city. A custom moss wall piece that showcases a black steel sign with the bar & grill’s name meets guests as they exit the elevator. To the right, they will see a checkerboard patio constructed of grass & stone tiles flanking the walkway to the bar & grill’s main entrance. Traditional back & white floor tiles lead into the large open space that houses the custom-built eye-shaped bar. Black & white strips of flooring lead up to raised platform seating with a black stripe continuing on to run up a white plaster wall. Another patio space overlooks an eye-shaped sitting area dropped into the long infinity pool spanning the width of the building. A minibar stands just next to the poolside areas for patron convenience and comfort.

Double/Double Guest Room Maquette

Scale Model of Rooftop

Healthcare

Individual Project / Studio V / Fall 2017 S o f t wa r e : AutoCAD, Revit, Adobe Photoshop & InDesign

Health & Wellness S e a t t l e , WA

OBJECTIVE: For Steelcase's NEXT design competition, develop a 12,000 square foot space located in an existing

Seattle office tower to reflect the continual innovation that is being made in the delivery of care and help facilitate the shift from acute care facilities to more community based delivery. The new space should highlight the brand of NEXT that promotes healthy living and active lifestyles as well as emphasizes preventive care.

T H E A P OT H E C A RY In days gone by, the chemist served the doctor and the patient, giving advice and educating both professionals and laymen on revolutionary discoveries in holistic medicine. However, close relationships and collaboration between medical professionals and their patients no longer belongs in the past. The modern healthcare clinic has nodded at history and started a revolution of its own. NEXT Health & Wellness takes inspiration from Ye Olde Apothecary, focusing on patient well-being and education, collaboration and transparency between doctor and patient, and presenting a clinic philosophy and aesthetic design that appeals to both the baby boomer generation and millennials.

B A L A N C E . C O L L A B O R AT E . A D A P T. The heart of the apothecary encompassed having extraordinary balance. The chemist had to concoct a delicate blend of old methods with innovative ideas, constantly striving to make new discovers while honoring traditional procedures. NEXT sees the modern healthcare establishment as being no different and desires to balance what appeals to older patients as well as incorporate technology and innovative techniques for a younger generation. Communication between chemist and patient and chemist and doctor was once a way of life; but over the centuries, that practice faded with the past. NEXT intends to provide opportunities for that sense of collaboration and transparency once again. Throughout the clinicâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s space plan, areas for conversation can be found along the passageways. Part of the apothecaryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s beauty existed with its ability to adapt and evolve. The modern healthcare facility should also possess that ability. The design of the clinic allows for expansion and adaptation, and most spaces have multi-functional purposes allowing for the clinic culture to grow, evolve, and engage with every wave of revolutionary discoveries.

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The Well Community

+ Low-glare workstation design + Automated dimming controls based on daylighting + Employee access to daylight

Concept 5: Fitness

+ Circulation patterns that encourage activity + Fitness education + Activity incentive programs

Concept 1: Air

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Microbe & Mold Control Humidity Control Antimicrobial surfaces Individual temperature controls

Concept 2: Water

Concept 6: Comfort

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Accessible Design Sound reducing surfaces Impact reducing flooring Ergonomic seating Essential oil diffusion for olfactory comfort

+ Water quality + Drinking water promotion

Concept 7: Mind Concept 3: Nourishment

+ Work Cafe for patients & employees + Education for balanced diets + Healthy snack foods for employees

+ Incorporation of nature + Beauty & mindful design + Educational Spaces + Areas for all personality types to focus or socialize + Private spaces available

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Spacial Zones Resident

Includes assigned spaces for employees that allow them to focus on individual as well as collaborative tasks.

Social

Multi-purpose areas for employees and patients alike to socialize, collaborate, relax, or eat.

Nomadic Allows mobile workers to be alone to focus or connect with fellow employees; also includes spaces for patients to wait for consultation.

Meeting

Spaces that support both employee meetings as well as doctor/patient meetings and offers a range of technologies.

Resource

Centralized areas for patient and employee education on health & wellness.

Patients as well as employees have access to these spaces

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All exam rooms have removed the traditional exam table & provide an area better suited for transparent discussions.

Passageways have seating for spontaneous conversations and educational nooks for health & wellness

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Open Office

The open office has areas for mobile workers, nomadic thinkers, as well as assigned places for stationary employees

The work cafe allows both patients & employees to relax and also offers after-hours nutritional cooking classes

Work Cafe

Retail

Individual Project / Studio III / FALL 2016 S o f t wa r e : Adobe Photoshop & InDesign

OBJECTIVE: To design a new flagship designer accessory store in a 7,000 square foot, two level building in Toronto,

Canada. Develop branding that complements the already established luxury brand of the existing company, while also highlighting the store's individuality. All components of the project should be hand sketched & hand rendered for final presentations.

T H E O V E R L AY The idea of layers exists in a variety of ways whether it emerges voluntarily in a trickle of molten rock or is applied by human hands as a filter or texture in artistic works. Multifaria draws from the concept of an overlay by creating a unique vision for fashion and suggests that it should be a neutral cloud on which individuals etch and layer parts of themselves. In the design of the store, the company presents a physical representation of their brand through selected finishes and fixture design.

E ME R G E One of life’s great paradoxes lies with the truth that while human beings want to feel like they belong somewhere, they also possess an innate longing to be special. Multifaria believes that this paradox can be appeased through accessorizing current fashion trends in one’s own way. The focal display of the store’s ground floor holds a multilayer platform of mannequins that rest on planks running up the wall and out onto the floor. This display represents one’s unique expression of style against the backdrop of fashion.

E V O LV E While classic staples such as the “little black dress” exist, what society considers as vogue rarely stays stagnant for long. Similarly, an individual evolves and grows throughout his life and will choose to express himself differently in each phase. Multifaria stands behind their customers and encourages them to explore who they are and who they will become. Through purposefully designed fixtures that layer themselves on each other in a harmony of rectangular shapes and a ceiling plan that starts as a simple, track-lit grid but develops into linear trails of light, the design exhibits the ever evolving tastes of society and individual alike.

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Rounded Rounded NoseRounded Nose

1'2"

Cubby Shelving

1'2" 1

A-10

Plan View

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Rounded Nose Drawer Glides

Reception Desk Back Elevation Scale: 21" = 1'0"

2'6"

Wood Finish

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2x4

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A-10

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Millwork Millwork DetailDetail

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Drawing Drawing

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Reception Desk Section View

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Drawing Drawing

Reception Desk Side Elevation

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Wood Finish

2x4

Elevation C

2x4

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Wood Finish Drawer Glides

Reception Desk Back Elevation Scale: 21" = 1'0"

A-10

Scale: 21" = 1'0"

Rounded Nose Wood Finish Wood Finish

2'6"

Elevation A

Reception Desk Plan View

Drawer Glides

Quartz Countertop

2'6"

A-10

Assignment: Assignment:

Hall

Scale:

1 2"

Reception Desk Plan View Scale: 21" = 1'0"

1 1 Scale: A-10 2" = 1'0" Scale: 2" = 1'0"

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Side Elevation

A-10

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Quartz Countertop

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Nose

Cubby Shelving

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4/20/17 1.6 1.6 4/20/17

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Product Design

The Theodore Lounge Chair and-written letters in this modern day time; using a film camera instead of a phone, picking flowers H from a garden for the dinner table; roses & ice, copper & stone, hands holding fire these things don't belong together; yet together, they make a bold statement. Together they hold elements of â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

a different time, a different way of life; and together they create a mystical quality. The goal for the furniture design project was to create something that made users feel the same emotions the concept images inspireâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;to produce a chair that presents a physical representation of the marriage of old and new, the combination of different elements that come together as one cohesive piece.

concept

sketches

Produced, sold, & distributed by Fl exsteel. Purch ased by designers for hotels.

Diminsions 30 W x 33 D x 36 H Structure Engineered hardwood, steel, foam, leather upholstery, acrylic

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O bjective : Design a piece of furniture & develop comprehensive shop drawings before building the piece in Rhino & printing it by 3D printer.

Individual Project / Furniture Design - Flexsteel Student Competition/ Fall 2017 S o f t wa r e : AutoCAD, Rhino 3D, Adobe Photoshop & InDesign

Light of the World P

eople say that love is the universal languageâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;but it's not the only one. Light does not discriminate from culture to culture. The sun shines on the wealthy and poor alike, and the moon looks the same in North America as it does in Africa. Light transcends social gaps and continents. It connects us and brings warmth and hope to our lives in all its forms. The "Light of the World" lamp represents the global span light has and the universal language of electricity.

concept

sketches

s h o p

d r a wi n g s 8"

712" 1'-9" 5" 1'-4"

13 4"

finished product

O b j e c t i v e : To develop a concept for a lamp design, create dimensional drawings in Individual Project / Color & Lighting / Fall 2016 AutoCAD, and use whatever materials necessary to physically build the lamp S o f t wa r e : AutoCAD & Adobe InDesign

Reclaimed Shelf he idea of a magazine table has been around for T yearsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;as have dresser drawers and bookshelvesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; but what if one put those things together? With this

question, the Magazine Shelfer Drawer was born: a timeless hodge podge of items, literally modge podged together with pages from magazines. This is furniture for the ages, immortalizing fleeting moments in time, providing useful storage, making use of discarded bedroom furniture, and easily sparking conversations at dull dinner parties.

Start

Modge Podge Fun

Staining knobs & planks

Reattaching Drawer Front

Shelf Placement

Complete!

Finished Product The end result looks a little different from the initial conceptual sketch. Instead of tiny rolled up pages, the sides are covered in pictures modge podged together; and instead of a shelf made from rolled up magazines, the center of the drawer sports a stained piece of wood that matches the drawer front. All in all, however, despite the differences, the finished product is an elegant and functional example of reclaimed furniture. Team Project / Furniture Design / SPRING 2017 S o f t wa r e : Adobe Photoshop & InDesign

O b j e c t i v e : To design and build a functional piece of furniture using reclaimed materials.

The Box

Individual Project / Furniture Design / SPRING 2017 OBJECTIVE: To learn the process of building a product on a small scale through the use of woodshop tools.

Creative

Drawing 1 & 2 / Fall 2012 & Spring 2013 OBJECTIVE: Freehand drawing courses for students with an interest in the visual arts. M edia : Graphite Pencils and Colored Pencils

Drawing

Painting

Hand Rendering

Photography

Survey of Photography / Fall 2015 OBJECTIVE: Capture black & white photographs of subject(s) of choice throughout the semester to practice composition and the techniques of digital imaging. C amera Model : Canon EOS 50D S oftware: Adobe Photoshop

Travel Photography

Th a n k Yo u

Hannah

Monroe 601.384.6608 hmonroe.designs@gmail.com www.hannah-monroe.squarespace.com